Greetings America. Welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The third hour of the show. The phone number 8779-9-737-9.

Should you wish to be on the program, I would love to have you. A lot of you want to chime in on the debate.

If you just tune in, there is a couple of things of breaking news we need to get to first and foremost that the Fulton County District Attorney Fawney Willis has decided she wants to try to escalate a federal or a state level trial of Donald Trump and his compatriots to this year.

I don't know whether or not she can pull that. I don't think she can pull that off, but she's going to try.

Donald Trump himself will surrender to Fulton County today and looks like he will be mugshotted.

And then lastly, real breaking news happening right now, the federal government has decided to sue Space X because the company hires American

citizens and legal residence and does not hire asylum seekers and refugees. It's a national

security classified project, not a classified project, but a project that is listed as a

national security related project, so they hire American is listed as a national security-related project.

So they hire American citizens and legal residents, and now they're getting sued for doing so by the federal government, which is bizarre.

Breaking news happening now.

I want to get back to the phones.

Bob is calling.

Bob, welcome to the show.

Thank you, Eric.

I just want to make a quick point about your holding us back speech that you just gave.

You talked about very specific points, education, China, and where we are with respect to it, in terms of metrics, progress against most European

countries.

You talked about the specifics of what our small businesses need and what we need to do

in terms of energy independence.

It, to me, reads like a playbook that not only should the Republican

candidates heed, but also the Democrat candidates could take a lesson from that playbook

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