Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our Three.

Hello, it is Eric Erickson.

I'm glad to have you with me.

I do want to get into the 303 creative head.

However, got to revisit first, the runoff in Georgia.

Buddy of mine, sent me this link. Let me read you the headline. The headline is,

Republican hopes fade as Warnock momentum picks up in Georgia. And then, here's the second paragraph.

Both parties expect a close outcome on Tuesday in the closely divided state.

There is an insider advantage pullout that has Warnock up to 50% to Warnock 48%.

I do get the sense.

It's going to be very, very close election between the two.

My gut tells me Warnock has the upper hand. He's outspending Walker like 10 to 1 at this point. It's absurd. I just read an article that Mitch McConnell has poured

$11 million into the state. The National Republican Senatorial Committee has put in $700,000.

They're fundraising off the National Republican Senatorial Committee under Rick Scott

is fundraising off of Herschel Walker and giving 99% of the money to the NRC,

not to Herschel Walker.

The Senate Leadership Committee, SLC or SLF for Mitch McConnell, is spending $11 million to try to help Herschel Walker get across the finish line.

Hard to make McConnell the bad guy here, but I'm sure some will try.

I'm not a fan, but I got to defend him on this. I want to go to PJ, who's been waiting, who's been walking and knocking on doors for folks. PJ, welcome to the show. How are you? Doing well, Eric. How are you doing? Great. What's going on? So first off, I just want to say it's a real honor to talk to you. I found you the other week when you were talking about the Colorado shooter and the nuclear family. It's one of the best discussions of like how important that is. I think I've heard most recent, so I wanted to thank you for that. So secondly, I wanted to tell you, I'm just canvassing out here in Georgia. Over my lifetime, I've had about close to 100,000 doors.

I actually used to work for that group. You mentioned Americans for Prosperity in another state.

They're a fantastic group, by the way. Everybody should work with them. But there's a couple

of different issues that Herschel's dealing with here. And I just wanted to kind of get your

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