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And welcome back to the Conservative Conscience here on this glorious Wednesday June 13th at the Westwood One Podcast Network here at Conservative Review.

I'm telling you folks, this is one of those days where I need a guest on the show because otherwise I'm just going to blow up this microphone and throw everything off my desk.

It's one of those days where I question myself as to what exactly I'm doing in this business.

I had a meeting earlier today with some prominent conservatives and if you would understand on how many issues of consequence,

quote, our side is swinging for Soros and other side, it would shock you.

And there's a reason why we are where we are.

There's a reason why when it comes to the fundamental issues of our time that that form our civilization, immigration, law and order, health care, and obviously obviously religious liberty at property conscience,

there's nobody home making the play calls directing the president to where he should and frankly can be and as spoken pretty favorably on all those issues in our territory.

Instead, we get as I say the stinger and not the honey because we don't have a conservative movement and that was certainly brought very close and personal to me today and I'm going to talk about that a little bit later.

But first before I blow up here, I want to bring on a special guest.

We had him on before chip Roy was running for Congress in South Texas, you know, district that is being vacated by Mars Smith between San Antonio and Austin.

He put it on the line. He won the primary now is in the general election.

I want to hear from him now that he's on the other side of the primary and kind of get a sense of what he's seeing what he wants to do and what sort of hope we could work out together to change the paradigm, the messaging, the strategy and actually stand on principle.

Alrighty chip are you here?

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