Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the Gaines for Girls podcast. I hope that you're watching on YouTube.com slash Outkick. That's where you can find all things Gaines for Girls. You can like, you can comment, you can subscribe so you never miss an episode. I hope you do that. Last week, we had my husband on with me,

which is always so much fun. I love getting the comments and the messages from you guys after an

episode where he joins because all of you are just like enamored with his accent. He's like

what I describe as a British cowboy. It's British. Of course, he lived in England until 2018.

Actually, he spent some time in, I think he lived seven years in Dubai, lived in Malta, lived in Kuwait, back to England, came to the United States in 2018. So very much a British accent, but it has totally been southernized, which I think is the funniest thing ever. So if you want to hear what a British cowboy sounds like, go back and watch last week's episode. We talked about all things, birth of our beautiful baby girl who is just about two weeks, actually a little over two weeks old at this point, which is crazy. Like, time is already flying. She already grown so much. Like, I can tell she's heavier too, which is insane. Again, only in two short weeks how much she's

grown. We talked about the labor and delivery process, what that looked like, what things went to

plan, the birth plan that I had drummed up in my head prior to this experience, what did not

go to plan. So again, you can go back and watch last week's episode. But we have exciting stuff

ahead for this week. Lots of things to discuss and talk about. Very excited to discuss. I tease this over on my

Instagram, which you guys were very excited about. My personal experience with gubernatorial

candidate of California, Katie Porter. We'll get into that. But before we do, I number one,

want to start this episode. It doesn't feel right. Not starting it by acknowledging what yesterday was, which, of course,

is Charlie Kirk's birthday. As probably many of you know now at this point, as I've talked about

on Fox News, I've talked about it on my socials, we've talked about it on this podcast. We had a

tribute dedicated to Charlie in the days following

his assassination. But as you guys probably know, I'm an employee with Turning Point USA,

meaning Charlie Kirk was my boss, technically. But more than that, a friend, a mentor,

someone that I admired, I mean, deeply.

This is someone who had, I don't have to tell you guys this, I mean, the intellect, the strategy, the willingness, I think that's a big part of it, to do what needed to be done to ensure success, number one, politically, to turn the culture around, but most importantly, to turn people,

especially young people, to Christ. And he did it so effectively by simply saying, prove me wrong,

which they could not do. So what did they do? They ultimately prematurely ended his life.

So I just wanted to start this episode by reminding you all to live a life like Charlie Kirk did,

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