I don't know about you guys at home, but I am exhausted.

It feels like we have just been through a battle as a country, a fighting for our nation back.

I don't know how President Trump does it.

I don't know how he has so much energy.

He never tires.

His stamina is so impressive because I am 39 and I am exhausted.

I don't know about you guys at home.

But even in this exhaustion,

I feel the most hope for the country I have felt in a very long time. I'm not going to lie,

I was losing hope for the future. I was feeling like we're never going to turn this nation around that, you know, the bad guys have taken over, common sense was dead, the American spirit was

dead, that people didn't care about

freedom and liberty anymore. You know, we've had a lot of those conversations on this show as well.

I mean, it was reflective of what was going on in this country. But the good news is we're not

alone in our love for country and wanting to put America first and wanting to make America

great again. The rest of the country agrees.

And it turns out despite what we've been called, you know, Nazis, fascist, garbage,

irredeemable, deplorable, all these terrible things that were actually the majority of the country.

These people who named called and called us all these terrible things that they're the minority,

that the mainstream media is actually the minority, that Hollywood's actually the minority, that all these

companies pushing DEI and all these terrible things down our throat, that they're the minority.

The beauty of this election is not only do I believe there's going to be this restoring of

the American spirit and patriotism, but hopefully a restoring of common sense as well.

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