Say you become Minnesota's next U.S. Senator.

Yes.

Would you work across party lines to accomplish change?

There are no party lines anymore.

What do you mean by that?

There are no party lines.

There's only there are only patriots and nationalists and globalists.

There are no party lines.

But there are still senators from different party perspectives.

Yeah, I mean, on paper, on, for the theater.

So are you willing to...

There aren't a handful of America first, unbought and paid for United States senators in the entire United States Senate.

How about this? How would you collaborate with the counterparts? Tell the truth. I'm not collaborating with traders. I'm not collaborating with.

And some people would say, well, that makes you unqualified to run for the office. The prerequisite

is that you have to become enmeshed in the corruption of the machine in order to be a viable

candidate. And I think that's what's wrong with American political culture,

is that we expect our candidates to sell out, but then we tell them not to.

Collaboration is selling out?

If, oh, if the collaboration is to undermine the fabric of this country and the value of citizenship,

for sure.

I'm thinking about, like, writing writing bills and like where do you think the

selling out of this nation happens. Okay, fair, fine. All right. I clearly you have issue with the

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