Well, Hattie, their internet people, let's bow again.

So tonight we're going to talk about fear.

We're going to talk about fear because it has become a driving force

in American politics.

It's how politicians win elections.

They tell people what to be afraid of,

and then they tell them how they'll fix it.

So that's going to be our discussion tonight.

We're going to start off with a video I recorded in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael about a year ago

For those who are frequent viewers at the YouTube channel you will get some nostalgia

this is one of the videos that you're only going to hear the audio on the left side.

Let's take a listen.

Well howdy there internet people, let's bow again?

So tonight we're going to talk about fear and we are going to talk about,

well, I'm going to tell you a tale of two neighborhoods.

Last couple weeks, every other day I've been running supplies down to Panama City to the

Hurricane Impact Zone, making sure, trying to make sure people get what they need.

Stop a little supply depot, pick it up, drive down.

Been taking my kids with me and people have asked, you know, why are you taking your kids, you're going to some rough neighborhoods and

if you've ever been there on vacation you're probably thinking rough neighborhood

well if you went there on vacation you're probably thinking rough neighborhood. Well if you went

there on vacation you went to Panama City Beach. Panama City's over the

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