reasonable Republican. Open-minded partisan. These are not terms that just jump to mind,

right? But that's why today's conversation is exactly what you need. Mike Brumhead,

huge radio presence in the Southwest Arizona specifically, KTAR out there, but he is so much

a dose of what we need. I'm Chris Cuomo, by the way. I don't know if you need me, but you've

got me. Thanks for being here for another episode of the Chris Cuomo project. Appreciate you

subscribing, following, wearing your independence, getting your free agent merged so we can put

together some money and get it away. I'm going to start wearing more of it, by the way,

but that means I have to buy it and I'm cheap, but I'm going to get more wear more so you see

that I'm kind of living my message. Now, speaking of living a message, I don't have any problem with

people being partisan. I have problems with the party system. That's a distinction with a difference,

and that's what I'm going to be talking to Mike Brumhead about today. Yes, that's his real name.

No, he doesn't like joking around about it, but he has a great take on why party politics is

necessary, which he and I disagree about and you'll see how. And what he thinks could be a galvanizing

issue in this country for all people of all political stripes and types that we do agree on.

But more than anything else, it's about the nature of his conversation and how he reminds us

that there's nothing wrong with being partisan as long as you're also particular about why you

believe what you believe. So here he is, the man, the myth, Mike Brumhead.

So listen to this. I'm at the doctor. Doctor says I really need you to start taking a daily

multivitamin, but you need more D and I had some weird B efficiency also. Now, I go back to that

same doctor and I say, hey, is the athletic greens? Is that all right? You know, because I want to

be I want to be using that a couple of my friends had it was easy. They brought it to the house.

Yes, they did the research that combines all these nutrients that we need. So with one scoop

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