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Buckroofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.

Recently, I've had a couple of great chats with Pete Mundo at KCMO Talk Radio off the air,

just discussions we've had between ourselves.

And it's been pretty enlightening for me because he's put me on Josh Holly watch,

which sounds like a really weird thing, but I've spent the last few years on this podcast

telling you how much I love Josh Holly.

I love the way he grills and questions people on Capitol Hill when they have some of those

Senate hearings and some of those Senate hearings

and some of those meetings. I love almost all of his ideas. And now I thought back to the

campaign where he approached his opponent at the campaign that time at the county fair or whatever

it was. It was really kind of an awkward moment. And I thought, well, that was a little beneath him.

But I still, I love Josh Hawley. I like pretty much everything about him him. Most of things that I see him talk about or say seem common sense. They seem very Midwest, very Missouri. And I've been a big fan of Josh Holly. I've got a close personal friend that we talk about him all the time. We just love the guy. And Pete's been on me the last three months or so, three or four months or so saying,

watch out for throwing too much support behind Josh Hawley because about every five or six

things he comes up with, one of them, he's just sort of off his rocker. And you're like, well,

wait a second. Is he a Democrat waiting in the wings? What's happening here? Because it doesn't

make sense. Some of the things that Josh Holly supports or wants to do. And I was asking for, you know, hey, what are some of these things, Pete? And he mentioned a couple. And then he then did a couple of them were really minor. And I was like, okay, personality difference, flaw, whatever. And so I've been on a watch. And now I'm putting everybody on this podcast on a Josh Holly watch.

We need to watch him closely because he keeps coming up with some weird things.

He had a couple of things in the big beautiful bill that he supported that not many Republicans supported.

And now this one, he's the one out front pushing to take the tariff money that Trump is bringing in and give

$600 per person back to the American people up to $2,400 for a family of four like we did

back during COVID when we spent money we didn't have. This is Josh Holly's idea. And it sounds fantastic. And maybe, maybe if it was

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