What a great pleasure to introduce our next speaker.

Once again, a fantastic journalist who is not afraid to cover issues

that the mainstream will not touch.

She started out in the tech industry, working for CNET, CBS, PC Magazine.

But today she's very well known for her extremely popular podcast known

as Redacted with her husband, Clayton Morris, who used to work for Fox News. We highly recommend

everybody in this room will love that show. It's already very popular. If you don't follow

them on YouTube or Rumble,

please do so. She frequently has us as a guest. Dr. Paul has been on Daniel multiple times,

and she even invites me back many times. So what a great honor to have her here with us today.

It's Natalie Morris.

Thank you so much for having me. It's really truly an honor. I do a podcast out of my basement with my husband and we only really talk to each other. So to me, to see that you're all real is such a privilege.

I wanted to start my speech by saying this week I saw Jady Vance answer a question about which historical figures he would have dinner with.

And he chose Abraham Lincoln, Isaac Newton, and President Trump.

And I have kind of a nerdy answer to that.

If anybody were to ask me, who would I have dinner with?

I would choose President Calvin Coolidge.

Now, okay, somebody got the joke.

So what's funny about that is Calvin Coolidge was painfully quiet.

He was a man of so few words that it made people really uncomfortable.

There's a great anecdote that he was sat at a state dinner, much like this, next to a woman

who said, I bet my best friend that I could draw three words of conversation out of you.

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