Virginia Speaker of the House, Don Scott joined this right now. Don Scott, thank you. I like your first name, by the way.

I like yours too. You know, people mix us up sometimes. You know, thank you. I like your first name, by the way. I like yours too.

You know, people mix us up sometimes. You know, I'm a little better looking than you, but other than that, we're doing okay. I got to tell you, it's funny, I was in Baltimore, and this guy said

something, no, I can't talk to you right now, Don Scott, but I know who you are. And I was like,

Don Scott, Don Scott.

I'm penetrate. I'm getting in there. They said you were, were you an anchor man in in Baltimore?

No, in Maryland. Never. No. No. They called me Don Scott. Maybe there was a Don Scott in Baltimore as well.

But anyways, welcome to, to the program. I'm so happy that you're on to talk to us.

By the way, if you're watching, make sure you hit the like, the hearts, the thumbs up.

It affects the algorithm. More people become aware of our conversation. And this is a really good one

that we're going to have. Man, Virginia showed out on election night.

Well, I think the country was holding his breath, waiting to see, you know, what would happen

in Virginia, New Jersey.

You know, Virginia is for lovers.

That's my favorite line.

And we had to send a love letter not only to the nation but to the rest of the world, that

we had not all lost our minds that we still believe in love and hold over cruelty and fear.

And I think we have an opportunity and continue to have an opportunity to send a message

as we move forward throughout the rest of this cycle, to send a message to MAGA Republicans

and to normal conservative Republicans. They still exist. Like I literally doing, and during this campaign,

I knocked on a door in Virginia Beach,

and I met a man who had voted for President Obama twice,

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