the kid sitting in front of me right now. I think he's, what, 21 maybe? How old are you

19? 19. His name is Brylyn Hollihan. He's already a major, major superstar, again, found in

the fourth grade by the late great Charlie Kirk and has gone on now to speak at many campuses

across America, a very courageous thing to do.

And President Trump loves him, and we rely on this kid, much like Scott Pressler, to get the young vote out there for the young people across the country.

But he's had great success the last couple of years.

And now he's got a brand new book out.

It is Bryland Holleyhands Make America Talk Again. It's not even his first book. He's 19. He only wrote one generation away. This one is How to Save Humanity from a screaming culture. Book number two, Bryland, congratulations. Thank you, Sid. I couldn't come to the Big Apple without going on the number one show in New York City. Some honor to be here. President Trump loves the show. It's his favorite. So we had to stop by.

And you've been such a good friend for so many years. Last time when my first book came out, we walked out of your studio announcing it in the book kit number one on Amazon. Is that true? So we're hoping we have some success today. I can't promise you that, but that's big. Thank you very much. And thank you for the kind words. And President Trump does love me, love the show. He loves you too. And again, you are a very important piece for us because there is no more President Trump. Like him, hate him. You're mad about Iran. I don't care. I love him. But he's gone in three years. Marco Rubio, you hope to God. I don't think J.D. Vance is even going to run. I think he has so

fallen out of favor with so many Republicans. His relationship with Tucker Carlson is killing him.

He knows that. He's talking about, I want to spend time with my family. He's reading the tea

leaves. He don't got a shot. Jews are upset with J.D. Vance, too. So hopefully it's

Marco Rubio, but either way, we need somebody to replace President Trump, and something tells me, Bryland, you will play a major role in that process. So the idea for Make America Talk Again came for my help with Trump's campaign. A specific story, we were planning the convention that you were at, you and I hung out together,

and they were theming each night. So make America strong again, make America safe again, the RNC. Yeah. And they wanted to make a theme for each night. And we're in this Zoom call and it finally gets to my turn. And of course, everybody's probably like, oh, we're giving this kid some time. He was still got baby fat on his cheeks. And they said, Brian, do you have any ideas? And I said, what about make America talk again? And the call went silent. And they were like, what does that even

mean? And I was like, well, I traveled to campuses for a living and everybody screams, but nobody talks. And ended up, they didn't use the idea. And we're going to use it in this book because of what you just said, President Trump's in the Oval Office because of Gen Z. That's awesome. How do we keep

the Republican Party the majority, though? We keep earning Gen Z vote, not acting like we're

entitled to it. President Trump's in the Oval Office because of Gen Z. That's awesome. How do we keep the Republican Party in the majority, though?

We keep earning Gen Z vote, not acting like we're entitled to it.

Talking to Gen Z is how we earn it.

And you still speak on campuses.

I know that last year, months ago, not last year, this year, he did like a 10 campus tour.

10 campuses. We now it's on your show.

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