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Dot EK slash Special Offer. Oh, Hey, this is Trey, and this is Thursday, and there's a chance. Those may be the only two things I get right. This is the Q&A podcast where I take your questions and do my best to

answer them as honestly and fully as I can. And if I don't know the answer I'll tell you I don't know the

answer and we'll see if we can get Mary Langston to help us. Hello Mary

Langston. Hey there how are you doing? I'm doing fantastic I I hope you are. Yes, sir. I'm ready and thank you for having me sir. I hope everyone listening had a great Easter. Are you ready to jump in? I don't know if I am or not because you know the you know the questions and I don't so I do I think will be great we had a lot of questions so it was hard to choose them.

Well I can't think of anybody more fair than you, and hopefully you pick some that I'll know the answer to.

We'll see. All right. Our first question is, how can we get term limits for Congress? Is there a way for the people to get this done?

There are actually a lot of ways to effectuate term limits. It's a good question. It's probably one of the questions I get most often.

Certainly when I was in politics and even now that I'm out. Congress could do it via passing a resolution and then the

states could ratify that and we could amend the Constitution as I'm sure

you already know Mary Langston I mean and

originally there was no limit on the number of terms presidents could serve.

Most presidents limited themselves to two terms or eight years, but Franklin Delano Roosevelt did not and hence we had a constitutional amendment to kind of limit you to two terms.

So that's one way to do it.

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