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Today, Glenn talks with retired Brigadier General Sean Harris about his run for Marjorie Taylor Green's seat in Georgia.

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So friends, did you ever meet somebody and say to yourself, man, that's the kind of guy or

the kind of gal I'd like to have representing me in Congress?

Well, meet retired Army Brigadier General and Georgia cattle rancher, Sean Harris.

Sean is running to represent the people of Georgia's 14th Congressional District. Yes, that's the seat

currently being occupied by Marjorie Taylor Green.

You know, friends, I for one would sure like to see Sean Harris with a 40-year career of public service, military service under his belt, serving the American people in the people's house, the House of Representatives.

So I hope you enjoy this extended conversation with retired Brigadier General, though he will be the first one to say,

please call me Sean.

Sean Harris. All right. Good morning, everybody.

Thanks for joining us on this earlier than usual substack live for me.

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