Thank you for coming.

Very nice to meet you.

Yes, you're tall.

Yeah, really fun to see.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, sir, for coming back.

He is tall, right?

Yeah, he is.

Where are you, where you want to sit?

You want to sit over there?

I've been drinking out of this water bottle, so on look we all got boots on except for me so that's fine no okay minor size 14

wow all right i wish my wife here because i don't admit she's taller than me but she is and

she rides to Harley and has

shotguns. I'm scared of her. There you go. Now, look, I want to first say something directly to you

because I feel like you're a huge disservice is being done to you because we're in this wild

election season. And whenever anyone hears your name, including the people in the back of the

room here, is like, oh my gosh, is this some sort of presidential stuff? And I know it's not. I want to

assure them it's not. And I want to tell you, I feel like you're doing such a good job on trial

and you're rallying the troops in Virginia. And nobody cares. It's so for even, Governor Kipp,

in your situation, it's, we have this 20-24 mindset and, oh, my gosh, these two guys have great popularity in their state and they're doing good for their state. Clearly, there's a hidden agenda here. And the agenda seems to me to be to make your state's work and to get people to show up and vote in the state of legislative elections. Well, first of all, thank you for having me, and it's a real pleasure to meet you, and thanks

for the great work you do. And I think carrying over the airwaves, a message, a message of

common sense and a message of conservatism. And so thank you. And I do believe that we're at this moment where we've kind of lost the plot a little bit because this is about first delivering results. And it's second of all about convincing people that we can in fact win. And we in fact have done that in Virginia. Governor, you've done that here in Georgia, which is, guess what?

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