For whatever reason, I learned this because at one point I had aspirations of maybe pursuing

leadership in politics. And I learned that it was very sad to me. There was no more middle.

It was, there was no more moderates. It was far left or far right. And it was very hard to

bring people together. And that's what really what I loved about what you were doing. And I think

that people in general, especially people who love America, are looking for an opportunity to

be part of something that's not divisive, where they can love America and they don't have to

pit themselves against other people in the process.

It is my pleasure to welcome to the podcast, the man behind those custom pins, I sometimes

wear including the the math pin. He's been a music impressario, freaking head of law enforcement

and actor. You might know him as Uncle Louis from the Goldbergs. And now he's running a thriving

growth e-commerce business, helping people commemorate their own service. Uncle Louis himself,

Louis Gregory, welcome Louis. Thank you for having me, man. It's great to see you. We're always

talking and texting. Now I get to, I feel like I'm visiting with you. Well, I feel the same way.

And thank you for being such a great friend and champion over the last several years.

So people think I've had a very career. I mean, your career beats my insolid. And I have so

many questions about how the heck you've done what you've done. So you started out producing rap

albums in New York City in the 80s, including some household names for people of our generation.

Well, yes, yes, and no, I started out as a rapper. I want it to be a rapper. And

do you want to spit some tracks right now? I mean, you have like the gear for it.

Yeah, man, let's do it. You ready? Yeah, do it. My flow is detriment to the mental, like,

oh, two to the lung, like a crock head, be strong, like strikes to an out, because it's a title

about. So let's get ready to rumble. How's that? Wow, we're giving up. Now I wrote that 30 years ago.

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