If I run and if I win, we will treat those people from January 6th fairly.

We will treat them fairly.

And if it requires pardons, we will give them pardons because they are being treated so unfairly.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McCrack podcast. I'm Jerry G.D.S.T. Hey, everybody.

Welcome to the McCrack podcast.

I'm J.D.8, Sexton.

I'm here with Nick Housewomen.

We got a full show today.

We got a bunch of stuff to get to.

We also are very, very lucky to have on Jess Piper, who is a teacher, a rural farmer,

and a Democratic candidate for Missouri House District 1.

I got to tell you, you're going to want to hear this interview because this is the type of

person who should be running for office, an absolute breath of fresh air.

So Jess Piper will join us later.

Before we begin, though, Nick, I don't even know what there is to talk about.

It's not like the former president

of the United States of America came out and said that he wanted his former vice president

to quote unquote overturn the election, and it's not like he got in front of a crowd of people

and, you know, dangled the possibility of pardoning the people who attempted to carry out a coup in his name on January 6th.

The O word. They forgot. They weren't supposed to say that one out loud, Jared. I guess they say it enough in, you know, amongst themselves that just popped out there.

Because, you know, he was, you know, he's been advocating he should have done the right thing this whole time, right?

The right thing. He should have, he should have done the right thing this whole time. The right thing.

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