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The Conservative Review with Daniel Burns.

And welcome back fellow American Patriots and Minutemen standing at the ready to fight anew

for the issues that matter today on this fine Tuesday.

A little bit cold.

We've had a lot of global cooling here.

But folks, there's the 800-pound gorilla issue in the room.

We could talk about the failures on culture, on economy, on free markets, on monopolies,

quality of life, cost of living, immigration, demographics, you name it, crime, national security, Islamic invasion, civil liberties.

The reality is that nothing matters until we start a new movement and a new party.

Okay. And in order to get a new party, it's not going to start

overnight. You need to have a movement to build those institutions. Okay, before you jump down

my throats and say, but how, but how? It's not going to happen. So, you know, therefore,

we just vote GOP in the general election and go to sleep every two years and keep doing what we've been doing for the rest of our lives.

Okay, that's the other option.

So that's not an option.

Obviously, yeah, we don't have the ability to snap our fingers and start a new party overnight, the money, the ballot access.

But what I want to present to you today and just continue our ongoing discussion of both the imperative, but also the opportunity to start a new party has never been greater, and then how the framework for that

already exists between the Freedom Caucus, particularly in the States, and the increasing

conservative takeover of the party positions, the Republican Party positions in the states, where you can change party

rules to go from popular primaries that are owned by special interests, owned by money, and you

could take money out of politics, at least in the states where the primaries are essentially

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