America is at a crossroads and someone needs to stand for America's rights.

I am Leo Chorel, America's fair-minded Sub-rise attorney. This is my opening statement. This is the first of a series of

podcasts where I get a chance to talk to you about what's important in this country. Now I'm going to tell you a little bit about

myself first and then I'm going to talk about what I want to accomplish in this podcast because

to me America is the most important thing on my

plate not party but America and when we handle these episodes in the next couple of months, the question will always be,

what's in the best interest of America?

Now when you define America, it's not just California and New York, it's Alabama, it's North Dakota, it's Oregon, it's Missouri, it's small town, it's farms. I'm taking a totality approach towards what's in

the best interest of America. I have this opportunity to talk about the various subjects as we get

near a very important election. I don't care about the Democrats, I don't care about the Democrats I don't care about the Republicans I care about you because you represent

America and when we talk about issues we'll look through the lens of the American nation. That is the only concern that I have and the

whole purpose of this podcast. Who's Leo Terrell? What gives me the right to talk about America? I think if we're going to become

a family and we're going to get to know each other, let me tell you a little bit about myself.

Leo James Turrell, born and raised in Los Angeles,

went to public schools, went to college, got a bachelor's degree, got a master's degree, got a law degree,

wanted to become a teacher, taught in the public schools for seven years. I love kids. I love teaching because

education is so important. Education is the civil rights issue of this current century.

I wanted to do as much as I could for the educational system for kids but I also wanted to work on a

larger scale. So I became a Bruin and went to UCLA Law School and became a lawyer.

Now after I became a lawyer. Now, after I became a lawyer, what was I going to do with that

law degree? And by the way, I passed the California State Bar on the first crack. I wanted to help people. I wanted to further extend my ability to help

people as a school teacher now as a lawyer. So I decided to do an honorable

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