I'm Thank you. Good day, listeners, Kim Kennedy here, welcoming you to Don't Embide the Kool-Aid.

And I am so glad that you're with us and we have another excellent program

on tap. I think you're really going to enjoy our guests. Try to bring people on this program

that not only talk about why you should not imbibe the Kool-Aid, but how not to do it. And so I'm

really glad to welcome Chris Wright, who is from both the Potomac Tea Party and American

Renaissance Network to the program today.

Hi, Chris, and welcome.

Hi, Cam.

Happy to be here.

Well, I'm glad that you're here.

And we'll talk a little bit more in detail about who you are and what you do.

But I want to jump into our first couple of topics of our program.

And I know you've got so much to share with us, good, solid information talking about,

would we like to see popular sovereignty great again?

And Chris, I was hoping that you could speak to that and define popular sovereignty for those

who don't know what that is.

And was that a part of the founding of our government?

That's definitely part of the founding of our government.

It's the whole point, actually.

And as you know,

America is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year. It's finally getting the attention it deserves.

So you and your audience must have heard about it by now. And if we're going to endure another 250 years, the only way we can do that is that people step up and help maintain the republic.

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