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Ryland Holleyhand is our guest now.

I love this kid.

Editor-in-chief of the Truth Gazette, and the big title here,

the GOP Youth Advisory Council Chairman, and very, very close to Charlie Kirk.

Brylin, welcome back. How are you, my friend? Good morning, my friend. It is great to hear your voice,

and it's even better to be back with your incredible audience. Thank you for having me. I appreciate it.

Oh, come on. We love you. How old are you now? 19 years old, freshman at Auburn University.

Oh, you do go to Auburn? Yes, sir. Or we go. Oh, how about that? They're a little better. I did watch them last week. They weren't. They didn't blow out the competition like I thought they will, but they're definitely a little better. You're still, I mean, I know you love Charlie, but you still love SEC football, yes? Oh, yes. And in a previous life, and I wasn't working as much, I would spend all of my Saturdays glued to the TV screen. Hopefully when we get done with some of this work, I'll have some more time to watch more football.

Yeah. and I wasn't working as much. I would spend all of my Saturdays glued to the TV screen. Hopefully when we get done with some of this work, I'll have some more time to watch more football. Yeah, you've been working a lot. And, Brilyn, for people that don't remember, you were in studio with me quite a bit last year. You and your mom, I love her too. And then you even sat down with me in Wisconsin at the Republican convention when we nominated President Trump. And back then, you were knee-deep and worked with Charlie Kirk. So the folks that don't know,

describe your relationship, both working and personal with the late great Charlie Kirk.

Yeah, Charlie Kirk was a walking, talking beacon of hope. You know, we first met in the fourth grade. I was 11 years old, and I wanted to start a podcast. And I'll be honest with you said, not a lot of people wanted to come on the fourth graders' podcast. My local city council, my mayor, I couldn't get anybody booked on the show. And I DMs Charlie Kirk after me coming through town to give a campus speech.

And I said, Charlie, is there any way you could give me 10 minutes?

And he emailed back and said, Brown, I'll give you 30.

I want to take a chance on the next generation.

Whoa, hold on a second.

So you're telling me, this is unbelievable, you're in the fourth grade.

You're 11 years old. Charlie Kirk is already a superstar,

and you're telling me that he came on your podcast? He did. That was the guy's character. And he

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