The next senator from the state of Georgia, Herschel Walker, joins me by phone. How are you?

I'm doing. I'm great. So I want to talk to you. I know you're debating Raphael Warnock tomorrow,

but I would be remiss and get a whole lot of hate mail. If I didn't first let you talk about all the allegations that have been drummed up in the last few weeks by the

Daily Beast and just the smear campaign against you. How are you feeling about them?

And what do you want the audience to know about them? Well, first of all, I want the audience

to know that this is a list of life. And I want the audience also to know that this is one of the most

important seat. So I think the left would do anything, say anything to try to get this seat.

But they're not going to get it from me because this seat is too important. And I'm going to

fight for this seat because it's a lot.

Now, let's see. You've repeatedly denied this one.

Yesterday, or I guess it was Tuesday when Tom Cotton and Rick Scott were on the campaign trail with you,

you talked about the mental health struggling. And I've reminded people that we wouldn't know about the struggle except for the fact that you wrote a book and did a lot of interviews

and I if you wouldn't mind talk to me about that and and I continue to encounter

people who have concerns about your fitness for office because of those things

and what do you want people to know?

Well, what I want people to know is, you know, I've been very transparent in my life.

And I'm not going to say that I would have been perfect in my life because I haven't.

But I went and got help.

And I'm going to be a champion for mental health.

And I want anyone out there to know that they're struggling with a

mental health problem, you can get help and you can become better and you go on and live a productive

life, which is what I've done. So when people talk about my past, it is my past. And what I say is

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