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I am your co-host, J.P. John Paz for the two-man power trip.

Of course, joining me is the political pundant, the author, the writer, the journalist, Mr. Jack, Hunter, Jack.

Welcome in, how you doing?

How are you, sir? Good to be with you today.

Doing good. How was Ron Paul's 90th birthday party down in Texas? I know you were just there.

How was it? Oh, man. That was historic. It was probably the first word I'd use.

You know, those of us that have been part of the Ron Paul movement, and this is something that started in 2008 when he ran for president, ran again in 2012. Of course, his son, Senator Rand Paul became a, you know, it's a long time going. Like, and it's not over. It's still going. There were a thousand people gathered in Lake Jackson, Texas, which is Ron Paul's congressional district. Where the Juneteenth thing happened, by the way, a lot of people don't know that. Well, with the last slaves that didn't know they'd been emancipated were informed that slavery was gone. That's Ron Paul's district. Before as a federal holiday, he would always bring it up in Congress. He would have like a statement like, you know, as people who love liberty, what's more liberating and wonderful than being enslaved in bondage and then learning you're not?

So just an aside, but the event itself, it was Ron Paul's 90th birthday, there were a thousand people, got to see my old friend Glenn Jacobs.

Who wasn't there would be the question. It was really wonderful.

People that I haven't seen in well over a decade.

People who saw me that might have saw me a decade ago, and I don't remember,

but you know, you smile and say hello and all that kind of stuff.

It was a warm.

In the Ron Paul movement, the big things that people remember, obviously the debates,

but there was the big rally for the Republic in Minnesota in 2008. There was a big rally in

Tampa on the eve of the Republican convention in 2012. There was about 10,000 people in arenas.

Most people I've ever spoken to. And the Ron Paul 90th birthday had put in the same category. We're going to remember all three of those events has movement people, probably more than anything else associated with it as far as events go. So it was really wonderful. Love it. Now, here's something I wanted to know about that, but here's another question I have for you. And I have no idea. Never heard this term before. Maybe I'm out of the loop. Like, I, what the heck? What, you know, W-T-F, what is Jerry Mandering? I keep hearing that. I don't even know if I'm pronouncing it correctly, but G-E-R-R-Y-M-A-N-D-E-R-I-G.

Jerry Mander.

What? No, in the Memphis territory, Jerry Lawler had this hole, right?

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