Welcome to the latest moments of the Bryan Kill Me Show. So glad you're here, the great

new King Gritchie's in studio, the former speaker of the house has a brand new book out

called March to the Majority, the real story, the Republican Revolution, bottom of the

Arrow, Lieutenant Colonel Alan West makes sense of what's happening and our border will

try and also get some muscle into our China policy will certainly would help. New, great

to see him, Mr. Speaker, great to be back with you and it's always fun and I have to

tell you, I'm so impressed with the work you're doing on history. Oh, thanks. How much

you're reintroducing Americans to their own country. Well, you know, I mean, that's fundamentally

that's your major path. You like politics, but you love history, right? I really do. And

you have done an amazing job. Well, thanks. I mean, I've the new book I have coming out

is Teddy and Booker T and we're going to Tuskegee University and knowing that this one

man started it in a broken down house. Well, he spoke. There was rain coming through

the roof and he had to have one of his students hold an umbrella. And next thing you know,

it's this scrolling university with an institution that has educated tens of that millions

of students around the country. I mean, to me, that's a legacy. And then I'm watching

Tim Scott having the same debate on the view to a degree that they were having in 1880

and 1890 and 1915. We still haven't gotten through it. Well, what makes it point is that

this August is the 60th anniversary of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. I have a dream

speech where he says, what matters is the content of your character, not the color of

your skin, which of course was Booker T. Washington's whole point that people could grow.

People could do better. That in fact, America was a country that had opportunity. The opposite

of the left wing views that came to dominate so much of the black community. I know you

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