Hello America. I'm live from WDBO in Orlando, Florida. I've even got an audience with me today. Wow. I haven't done this in a while. It's kind of surreal. I look up and there are people, not just a closed door. Now, a programming note, and this is also for Jim, who I forgot to tell before we came on air,

we're probably going to go to commercial break at like 17 or 18 after because the former

congresswoman from Hawaii, Tulsi Gabbard, is going to be joining me, and she can't get on

until about 22 after the hour.

She is in Georgia.

She went to campaign for Blake Masters.

She's now in Georgia campaigning for Herschel Walker.

She will join me on the campaign trail.

And then at 1.30 today, well, we have a candidate who the media says is problematic.

He's actually going to be the next lieutenant governor in Georgia.

A friend of mine, Bert Jones, the media says he's an election denier. He's not, to be the next lieutenant governor in Georgia, friend of mine, Bert Jones.

The media says he's an election denier.

He's not, never has been, going to have him on to talk about his campaign.

Why?

Because if you smell something burnt in the air today, anywhere in the nation, that is the political

careers of Charlie Chris Beto O'Rourke and Stacey Abrams.

They are burnt toast.

And what happened this morning in Georgia is sending shockwaves to the National Democratic Party, a man named Kwanza Hall.

None of you nationally will know him, but if you're in Georgia, you will.

He was a prominent Democrat in the Atlanta City Council, ran for lieutenant governor.

He lost in the primary to Stacey Abrams handpicked candidate, who's a deeply flawed candidate, complete with DUIs.

He's endorsed Brian Kim and Bert Jones in Georgia today, and this is sending shockwaves through the National Democratic Party because they are looking at the collapse of Stacey Abrams and her grift operation, something they expected to have.

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