Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the Find Out podcast. Well, we had two really big episodes last week, but we've actually got one just as big today. And we're changing it up a little bit. I don't know if most of you know this, but most of the group in here has some sort of musical backgrounds. So music's been always really important to us. And we are super, super excited to have a country musician. And I guess we also have to refer to as a social

media superstar, Brian Andrews is with us today. And he's got a song that's out called The Older I

Get, which you should go stream on Spotify. But actually, what we're going to talk to him today about

is a little bit of music and a little bit of politics.

So, Brian, so great to have you here.

Yeah, thanks for having me, guys.

I truly appreciate it. And I'm just ecstatic to be on here, dude. Oh, well, the excitement's all on all on our end. But hey, so Brian, I want, tell everybody a little bit about yourself because you do not, if we're going to stereotype,

if I was to know that you were a country singer and you have that twang that I would think

that you were very, I'm not even going to put political parties on it.

I'll say conservative or far or, you know, because of the, you know, country tends to lean.

Right. Tell us a little bit about yourself and, you know, what of the, you know, country tends to lean. Right. Tell us a little bit about

yourself and, you know, what happened to you over the last week that caused a lot of media to

pick up and start talking about you? Yeah. So I'm from a small town, you know, my hometown has a

population of 3,600 and actually was born in Idaho, but it's in rural Missouri or whatever.

And, you know, I still do have a whole lot of, you know, like, I wouldn't say like

staunch Republican or conservative values, but I definitely still, you know, agree with

conservatives on some topics.

It's just that, you know, being from a small town and watching people

go through things like, you know, what we're seeing now with the trade war and farmers, and

more recently over the weekend, you know, opening our markets to Argentinian beef and stuff

like that. That's just going to hurt American farmers and seeing like when I used to work on the road, I was a welder and seeing guys have

to work 60, 70, 80 hours a week just to be able to provide for their families and stuff

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