And welcome to another episode of the Bacari Sellers podcast. You know, we've been talking about this election,ashing a lot of things, trying to bring you some data sources. We've had Axelrod and Sir Michael Singleton. We've had people like the amazing state chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party. We've had Terrence Woodbury. We've had all of these individuals who are brilliant people. And today we're going to drill down on something that Terrence Woodbury talked about earlier and something that we just want more answers to. And we got my brother Fred Hicks, who's a strategist down in Georgia. Georgia and North Carolina are very similar. But I believe that as we go forward, there has to be a strategy that

implements these 16 southern states.

And you can maybe even pick up some of the swing states.

But the ultimate swing voter as we move forward looks to be men of color, Hispanic men

and black men, and we'll talk to Fred and kind of delve down deep.

But my brother, how are you doing?

Talk to me about what's going on.

I'm actually going to be in the big city this weekend, celebrating South Carolina State whipping Jackson

State's ass as we all on Saturday. But how you feeling, man? Well, really, it's just a family

invitation or we're just letting other people play in it this year. So it's all good. Well, y'all are terrible.

Listen, you can't be dominant every single year. Even Alabama had a down year this year.

So, you know, ratless be back next year.

Yeah, okay. But enjoy it. Enjoy a while.

Honestly, fans not even win at halftimes right now. What's that about?

That's pretty subjective. That's pretty subjective.

You know, listen, we're going through a couple of changes down there at the highest of seven hills,

but it'll get itself straightened out real soon.

Well, look, let's talk about this.

What are you doing with your life now?

Let's do a little background.

And then as you answer the question about what you're doing in your daily task,

answer me this question.

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