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here in the belly of the beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota for episode 141. Today we have another

incredible family and friends guest, none other than Trent Staggs, who is running for

United States Senate in the state, the great state of Utah,

where Mitt Romney has announced that he will not run for re-election. And the Senate seat there in Utah

is up for grabs with an incredible America First and MAGA grassroots support movement. I think Mitt Romney was polling at about 30% with

Republicans in the state, which was part of the reason why he probably decided not to run

for re-election to save himself the embarrassment. But opportunities popping up all across the

country for America first to make a difference and get elected to represent you and your interest as American citizens.

And Trent Staggs is one of those individuals running in the great state of Utah.

So tonight we're going to listen and hear from Trent Stags on what he plans to do in Utah and what he plans to do if he's

elected to the United States Senate.

He and I are a part of a group of a number, a number of United States senatorial candidates

that have an America First policy approach, Kerry Lake being another one, probably the

superstar amongst us and

it's a great thing it's a great thing to see that other people are making a run at the

Senate which are very very costly races so if you can please support where you can

100 United States senators run this country make country, make no mistake about it.

The House in Appropriations is a very, very important part of the political process here in the country,

and the executive branch has its abilities to affect change.

But when it comes to passing bills and new legislation

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