All right, we're back and I wanted to talk to Lisa Hanson, who was kind enough to come on and tell us her story about what happened to her as a small business person during the lockdown.

Under a kind of medical martial law and a governor who was one of the worst tyrants there,

the vice presidential candidate for the Democrats now, Tim Walls.

And I want people to remember what happened during this.

They want to flush this down the memory hole, but they want to do that because they

want to bring it back.

We have to remember what happened and say never again. Lisa is a wife, mother, and grandmother. She married her

high school sweetheart at the young age of 18 and never looked back, she says. Lisa and her husband

have eight beautiful children. And by the end of the year, they will have 18 grandchildren.

Oh, congratulations. That's wonderful.

They've owned and operated businesses for well over 30 years. They know what they're doing.

Most businesses, if they're going to fail, they fail within the first five years. You've done this for 30 years.

So thank you for joining us, Lisa. I appreciate you coming on and telling us your story.

Thank you so much. Tell us a bit about your business. Well, thank you. And thank you for joining us, Lisa. I appreciate you coming on and telling us your story. Thank you so much. Tell us a bit about your business. Well, thank you.

And thank you for what you're doing and thank you for coming on and talking to people

because it's important we know if we get this.

Tell people a little bit about what your business was like before the so-called pandemic.

Oh, man, it was a thriving business.

It was located right in the heart of the historical downtown part of Albert Lee, Minnesota.

And a thriving business.

I say that because it was a well-loved business, not only by the locals of the area, but we did

a specialty coffee, we did specialty sandwiches pastries

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