We're going to start with Anne in Lule and great to have you on program.

Hi.

Thank you, Mr. Lumber.

You are wonderful.

And you are my daily tutor.

Well, thank you.

I do thank you for what you do for our country.

I call to tell you that on April 19th, I attended a tea party rally in Louisville.

Uh, I estimate guess that there were somewhere between 354, 150 people there.

We're 32 chairs crossed about 20 rows deep, probably 34 rows unoccupied.

So I got zero coverage in the media, right?

Uh, less than zero, not even not even a little word on page, whatever.

Right.

Because they think the tea party's gone dormant.

They think the tea party doesn't exist anymore.

Tea parties go out of existence.

It just it's it's it's it.

But you're not a protest movement anymore.

You're now organizing and trying to get people, um,

uh, or even toward helping others win elections.

Yeah, we are.

And the crowd there was so classy, so dignified.

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