Good morning. It is Monday, November 21st. It is five minutes after 11. He's Rob Kendall.

My name is Casey Daniels. Thank you so much for listening this morning. I was a bit surprised

when I read this on the template, Rob. I didn't think we were going back down the world economic forum.

Well, okay. Yes. All right. So apparently we are there. There's a reason we're going to do this

because it is one of the one of the things that it used to be. And I think it has changed in

the modern era. Is that governors, if you look at the history of this country, at least the

modern history of this country, have had somewhat of an advantage in presidential elections,

because they have led states, right? People look at them and they say you can run on A, B and C. Now,

obviously the last three presidents, I'm saying up until recently. And I think it's changed because

they Twitter, Facebook, 24, 7, cable news cycle. I think that has changed the trajectory because

people consume information nonstop. But it used to be, if you look back and say, hey, Clinton was

a governor, Bush was a vice president, who was elected president. But then Reagan was a governor.

Jimmy Carter was a governor. There was a really a group of people there who were governors because

they were in front of the people. They have led states. They have things to run on signature issues,

etc. And the contrast of our governor to Ron DeSantis. And when you realize, when you,

and then this, this audio we're going to play you is the prime example of this,

of how lucky the people of Florida are to have Ron DeSantis leading their state,

especially when you compare it to the high taxing lockdown promoting mask mandating clown we have

here. And I'm doing this because they're supposedly in the same party. And I want to go back to,

if you remember earlier this summer, when we were at the height of the conversation about the government

in Indiana here confiscating $1,500 of your money, how much were they going to give back to you

at ultimately ended up being a poultry $200? Should we suspend the gas tax to help people? You know,

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