Hey guys, welcome to another episode of Candy a Talk real quick, which is my attempt

to make a lightly produced get to the guest conversation, like a lot of one on one interview

podcast that don't involve a whole bunch of other segments, news, etc. like my normal

everyday show does, because more than anything else, the value of me and this program is

that I have access to some of the smartest, most influential prominent folks in the country

who we can learn a lot from and can influence our lives hopefully in a positive way, and

that's the case with today's guest. Ryan Bussey is an old listener of the old show on

Sirius XM has told me several times how much that show meant to him that he listened

to back in the days, also former firearms executive whose two sons were among the 16 Montana

youth who last month won this landmark climate change lawsuit against the state, while my

friend Ryan Bussey is launched a campaign for governor, the former gun industry executive

turned critic announced last week that he would seek the democratic nomination to challenge

governor Greg G and forte. So I called Ryan up and said, Hey man, can you talk real quick?

He said, yeah, but before we get to our conversation, listen to and it doesn't do a justice,

you got to see it, but listen to his introduction add to the race because it's real, real

good. Trigger warning, there are triggers being pulled and gunshots during this political

end. Let it fly. I'm a ranch kid. I'm a hunter. I'm a fisherman. I've sold almost three

million guns, and I'm a proud Democrat. I think I grew up the same way a lot of kids in

Montana did, evaluate your neighbors, your family's important. If you saw something

that needed to be done, you did it. Everything was your job. My Montana is a place where

hardworking people make a good living for themselves, raise their kids with equal opportunity,

they hunt, they fish, they work hard, they play hard, and they fight for the place that

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