I am unashamed. What about you?

So we are excited to have a very special guest on the unashamed podcast, Lieutenant Colonel

Alan West. Well, it's a great patriot. Thank you for your first offer, your years of

service to the country and continuing because you're still doing a lot of great things.

Yes. We continue to try to do good things for the country and as someone told me that

the oath that I took on 31 July 1982, it doesn't have a statute of limitations. It's an

oath for life. I love that. That's really good. So we're in a little bit different

environment. Our unashamed audience will notice Alan. We've had, we were talking before

we started rolling that we've had two hurricanes that came through Louisiana and another tropical

storm, you know, during the tail season. So we have been quite displaced, you know,

moving around our area, Lieutenant, we hadn't didn't have power until last night. So

it's been a little bit crazy on Aryan. So, but, you know, you adapt and overcome, right?

Absolutely. Improvised, adapt overcome, but we still lift you all up in prayer there,

Louisiana, Mississippi, because you've been taking it into the chin. Yeah. It's been a rough,

it's been a rough run to show you how they all mighty operates West. It would have taken

me about almost a month to move a pump down there and pump our duct place where we duct

on. It would have taken about a month to pump that whole full of water for ducts. The

almighty road through and in one night, he filled the whole thing up running over. Well,

we had too much water. I was like, you know, Lord, call it off here. We good? Well, that's

what you call a silver lining in the Robertson world. We want to fill our duct, oh, we

hate to have to take a hurricane to build it. It did save me about $5,000 still on diesel to pump

the thing up. So we got it free this time. Well, the good thing for dad is, and he was talking

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