So I got a kid on the phone right now. I love him. He was in studio last week. He's on this show

regularly now. He's 19 years old. He's one of the great, great, great Republican leaders in

this country. He learned a lot as a fourth grader from Charlie Kirk, and he's out there doing

the late great Charlie Kirk's fine work today.

Talking about home, I'm looking at him because this interview will be up online later

is a Zoom conversation.

I see a really nice George Washington poster.

I see Star-Spangled Banner behind him.

July 4th, our country. I see the eagle. I see a thumbs-up

picture with him in President Trump. Now, I see a basketball too. Looks like an

Auburn basketball. Maybe my friend Bruce Pearl got him out. I don't know. But it's one of the

most patriotic backdrops. Scott Labato would be proud I've ever seen. So with that said, here he is,

my good buddy, Bryland Holleyhand. Brian, good morning, pal. How are you? Good morning, Sid. This place

feels like home now. I really appreciate you having me back. Thanks for the opportunity. And yeah,

there's still some Gen Z that are left patriotic and I'm trying to show this off today.

That is awesome. Is that a den in your,? Where are you exactly? I'm in my dorm room at college. We got a little makeshaferia in the corner of it and we just joined some TV conversations straight from here. It might be the first time that this has happened on a college campus, but we make it work every time. So it's a cramped little corner, but we fit as much patriotism as we could. So that's your dorm room. Do you dorm alone? Do you have a roommate? I've got a roommate, yes, sir.

And is that, it's a guy, obviously. Is he okay with all that beautiful America stuff? Because some of these kids are psychos. And I mean, that room is literally, it is a, it's one big patriotic moment, that whole room. He's okay with that?

Oh, yeah, thankfully.

Yes, sir.

That's awesome.

Well, it looks great.

It really looks great.

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