Well, we're an hour too, of a very big risk that Sean Haini has taken by turning the show over to his home state governor and I am that man.

I'm Governor Ron Desanis and we're happy to be with you here. You know, I look about

fighting the left and beating the left and we're going to talk about how we've done

that in Florida on a couple more issues, but I see a lot of stuff that goes on and it reminds me of

this old adage that every great cause begins as a movement becomes a business

and eventually degenerates into a racket. How many of these

politicians will send you emails demanding money and then they'll turn around

the complaint about the border and then they'll turn around and fund what Biden is doing or you have

this group or that group's telling you just give them money and all of a sudden

they're going to change the world and yet you never see any results.

And so I think when we do have people in the conservative sphere that are really actually

making a difference.

It's something that we should take note of and it's something that we should encourage.

And so I think a lot of you have heard of some of the things the left's trying to do both in education and

corporate America things like critical race theory D. E. I which they say is

diversity, equity, and inclusion. I say it stands for discrimination exclusion and indoctrination but it's basically

trying to capture all these institutions in our society with this ideological agenda and not a lot of people were even saying much about

this a few years ago and very few people were willing to even do anything about

it I'd say the one guy that's made more of an impact on these issues than anyone I know is joining us now.

So Christopher Rufo, he's with the Manhattan Institute and he has done tremendous work in this regard.

So, Chris, if you're there, he's also, by the way, a trustee on New College.

We had Richard Corcoran here.

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