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All right, guys, here we are.

This is our last break of the day on this Wednesday, hump day.

Thank you so much for writing with us every morning.

We appreciate you, Jr.

Before we get out of here, you got a question for Steve.

Yeah, you know, you would talk about the midterms and the importance of us voting in this midterm. But can you let us younger people know the importance of us to participate in this process and what we have to lose and what's that state for us? Yeah, you know, it's difficult in these times right here because young people seem to take offense to so many things.

And when you try to remind people, because these are closing remarks, right, this is where we at right now.

Yes, sir.

So, okay, so let me say this.

It is difficult when you approach young people and you go, hey, listen, there are people who

died for our right to vote. The average young person, they don't, they don't comprehend that.

I talk to them all the time man they don't have a real

sense of history and if you bring up history it's this old calamity that happened some years ago but see

if you don't know your history as what's's happening right now, history can repeat itself.

And they're doing exactly that. We didn't get the right to vote without interference, without threats, until 1964.

I was seven. 64. I was seven.

64, I was seven.

We didn't get that.

And the way we got it,

we didn't burn and loot.

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