Joining us now is Monty Fritz, and he is running for governor here in Tennessee.

This is a race I think is going to get a lot of national attention because Marsha Blackburn is running also for governor.

It's one of the reasons why I wanted to talk to you, Mr. Fritz, was because

I've seen some of the things that Marsha Blankhorn has proposed lately, and I'm very concerned

about them in terms of AI and in terms of crypto, some things like that. Of course, she got a lot of

national attention when she asked Katanji Brown Jackson, what is a woman?

That resonated everywhere, which is a good question.

I've got to ask, though, what is the purpose of artificial intelligence of all the

crypto bills that she has put through?

And I'm very concerned about one of them in particular because the

Trump America AI Act basically is, in my opinion, anti-Tenth Amendment. I want to get your

take on that as well. So thank you for joining us. Yes, sir. It's honored to be with you today.

I appreciate you taking the time. Well, thank you. And just to give people a background, you are an elected Tennessee

state representative. Is that correct?

I am. I represent House District 32, which is Rome County and the north half of Loudoun County.

I've been doing that for four years. I limited myself when I got into this. I think career politicians

are the demise of our nation and I agree. I refuse to be one of those. And I think honorable people,

Term Limit themselves, was happy to get out of politics. I don't like being around most politicians. I find most of them to be weak males or feckless females.

I, I, I, I, I don't know how to say this other than. I'm going to turn the ring off my phone. It's going to harass us. Okay. The, um,

I feel a burden from God to run.

Mm-hmm.

That wigs people out when I say that.

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