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The next fellow to have a seat with me needs no introduction, really.

He's been on the country music scene for decades.

John Rich, who has been a part of big and rich, lone star, a phenomenal solo career, a record producer, writer,

amazing talent, and somebody who I've followed for a long time because I enjoy his music.

But recently I came across a project of his, a song, a video, and realized that John Rich is one of those guys who doesn't just play music for money. When he has an opportunity to change lives, to create

awareness, to create a dialogue that perhaps isn't as loud as it should be.

He does that.

And I came across a song, a video of his called Righteous Hunter, which when you first watch it, it can be, you know, disturbing a little bit because it delves into the world

of human trafficking, of predators taking advantage of children. And obviously, you know my

position on all that. I mean, conducting predator investigations to catch a predator and currently

take down with Chris Hansen for 21 years now. So I reached out to John and he graciously

joins me now from his home in Nashville, Tennessee. John, thank you for being here and having a seat

with me. Chris, it's an honor to be with you. Yeah, I've been watching you for years as has all of

America. And man, we respect you greatly for what you've done, what you continue to do. The war is real.

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