And the So hi guys, I'm roaming millennial or Lauren Chen if you are uncomfortable with

YouTube screen names in person I know some some people are thank you guys so

much for coming out and thank you to the College Republicans United for organizing this whole thing because

when I was a freshman I was going to the University of Southern California.

65,000 students of that campus, there were 14 of us in College Republicans.

One of those people was my roommate who I made come just to come.

So, I mean, what College Republicans do, you may not feel like you're making a difference

and you may feel like the I don't know navigating all the administrative efforts that

they make you go through just to have a club on campus.

It may seem like a lot, but I know for me, it was so nice to be able to go to those meetings

and just feel like I wasn't crazy, like I wasn't the only person on campus

who was a conservative.

No, I was one of 14 people on campus who was a conservative.

But even that, that made a difference.

So thank you guys for what you do and for everyone who came out tonight.

I really appreciate it.

First, we're going to be talking about why feelings don't care about your facts.

And I know what you may be thinking, you have that the wrong way, but no, trust me.

Feelings really don't care about your facts, and I want to tell you a little bit about why so I'm a huge Ben Shapiro fan you guys know Ben Shapiro you guys know Ben Shapiro you like Ben Shapiro right? Yeah he is amazing and he is a powerhouse. I mean listening to debate, I'm fairly

certain he's part cyborg. I mean last year with Chank Uyghur he ended up

reciting what is it 50 or 60 years of the Democrat and Republican

Party's histories when talking about the idea of the Southern strategy and that there was some shift.

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