All right, welcome back.

And joining us now is Donald Rainwater.

He's running for governor in Indiana.

And I appreciate the introduction from Carl Neemolar.

He's actually descended from Pastor Martin Neumler, the guy who said, you know, first they came for this group and I didn't do anything about it.

And he has a couple of radio stations there in Indiana, K-A-R-L and K-A-R-L.2.

And I wanted to talk to Mr. Rainwater back in 2020 when he was running for governor then.

I really liked what he was doing. He was taking the lead in terms of opposing all this lockdown tyranny and the masks and all the rest of the stuff. I really liked what he was doing. So it's great to have him on. His website, by the way, is Rainwater for Indiana.com. Thank you for joining us, sir.

Oh, well, thank you so much for having me, David.

I really appreciate the opportunity.

It's great to have you on.

I appreciate you getting into this fight.

I know it's a difficult thing being in third parties.

I've been there, done that myself.

So tell us a little bit about what you're trying to accomplish that.

I know that you, when you started talking about freedom in the midst of all this lockdown,

everything, you shot sky high in the polls there for a bit and you were ahead of the curve with everybody,

even the people in the Libertarian Party in terms of recognizing that for the tyranny that it was.

What are you trying to tell us how it's going in Indiana, why you're running for governor and how it's going.

Well, let's start with why I ran in 2020. Obviously, with the pandemic, came a lot of government overreach. And my philosophy of government really stems from the preamble to the Declaration of Independence,

where Thomas Jefferson said that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men.

And I really take the position that other than the responsibility to secure our rights and to

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