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All right. We're going to talk about the election coming up.

And yes, I know that's not exactly news to you, but for most of the normies

out there, it will be news. What election? We just elected Trump. No, there are really important

off-year elections, midterm elections. There are elections all the time. And I know I'm preaching

to the choir, so I'm talking to you. But for the Normies,

who may be watching, once the last time you went on your Secretary of State's website,

yes, you have a Secretary of State in your state, once the last time you went on his or her website,

and found out when the next election was in your area.

There could be one tomorrow.

It could be next weekend.

I know this is not news to you, but it is news to too many people that we actually have

a lot of different elected offices in this country.

It's not just the ones in Washington, D.C.

It's not just president. It's not just senator. It's not just the House of Representatives.

And my concern, part of the reason we're doing this show tonight, my concern is, you know,

there's an old saying, very, very older, many different versions of it.

But success is very, very difficult to deal with.

Very difficult to handle success.

This is true in so many different walks of life and your personal life.

When you, let's say, you get rich, maybe get successful, nice and rich.

It's hard to improve. Get motivated. Work out more. Learn a new language. Why? I've made it. Sports teams do this. You come off a Super Bowl win. You have a down year the next year. You don't work out as hard. You feel good. You're comfortable. We had a huge November. We took back the White House. We have the House. We had the Senate. And more than that, the culture right now is going our way. These are good things. I'm not complaining at all. These are good things. But it is human nature. Does it make you or me lazy? It's human nature to look around and go,

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