to the Sean Morgan Report. This is an exclusive interview, Lieutenant Colonel Steve Murray. We are posting this on Rumble live for everyone to interact and ask questions and so forth. And then it's going to be only for premium subscribers on locals for 24 hours. So Steve, you know, it's been a little while since we had a chat. I wanted to see where you're at right now with your civic engagement because I know you care about our country, you care about your community,

you want to do something, and you're a military guy, so you actually get out there,

boots on the ground, and you get engaged. So what are you up to now? So there's so much going on.

So I still, my team and I are still actively engaged in watching the events of not only what

Katie Hobbs is doing in the in the government, Adrian Fontas and the group that was

illegitimately elected here, but we're also watching what's going on with the IGAs that you and I

talked about in the last, the last interview we did, as well as what's happening at the border.

People don't realize that the border is a bigger issue than they think. But after November 8th, I told pretty much everybody in the

political establishment here that if this doesn't go the right way, we're going to play all the way

through, first of all. So we'll play all the way through and see how things turn out. But if it

doesn't go the right way, I'm going to refocus my entire platform to nothing but resistance because the

situation on the ground at that point is going to be untenable. And I don't mean untenable in the

sense that we're going to lose the farm, but untenable in the sense that we're not going to have

the ability to take the country back through legal means and the court system

if this election doesn't go the right way. So with that said, after November 8th, I disengaged from the

political establishment here. And I've been solely focused on educating people on what I call

line of sight and sphere of influence.

And essentially that's strengthening your community and building your community for the sake

of any kind of contingency. And what I've been talking about in my channel for the last six

months now is really what does it look like if Sri Lanka happens here? What do people do? Where do they go?

What should you be focused on? So Sri Lanka rolling blackouts don't have fuel, don't have

necessities. Right. They run the resources out and they run the logistical systems to the point of non-functioning,

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