Hi, everyone. I'm Danielle Gill. Welcome back to the Danielle Gill Show. Well, today we are going to be talking about opulation numbers, as well as the fear of rising numbers of Muslims, having children, as well as Christians not having as many children. We're also going to talk about some scary findings with people from other

countries coming to America for birth tourism. Yes, to have babies here so that they can get

citizenship. We're also going to interview Steve Toth, the winner of Congressional District 2 in

Texas who beat Dan Crenshaw. We are going to hear all about his race. This is the Danielle

Gill Show. I'm delighted to welcome our guest today, Steve Tooth. He has won the Republican primary,

incredibly exciting in Texas. This is for a U.S. congressional seat in Congressional District 2,

beating incumbent Dan Crenshaw.

Steve, thanks so much for joining us.

Great to be with you today.

Well, congratulations on your incredible win.

It was so exciting.

I think when everyone saw it, they were just,

they couldn't believe not just the fact that you won,

but by how much margin you won. So we have to dive into all

the details, but maybe we can just start from the beginning. You can tell us a little bit about

your background. I know you've been in politics for a while. So what kind of inspired you to get

involved in this race? I am a recovering Baptist pastor. I guess I'm kind of a Baptist pastor. I guess I'm

kind of a baptocal, which means I can have a beer in the

front yard. I don't know how else to say it. I'm a small business owner, been married for 40 years,

three kids, four grandchildren, two sets of twins, Danielle, get that.

Wow. You don't have any grandkids that aren't a twin. No. Both sets are twins. So we've been really blessed. They're so much fun. You know, it's kind of deal. You talk to grandparents. You know, if I could have started out having grandkids before I had children, it's the way to go. Oh, my gosh.

Are you a twin or do you have parents who are a twin?

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