When you guys sit quietly at night, you're like, man, when I'm governor, this.

And it's not the big flashy headline, but it's the one that makes you feel good.

Efficient government.

Government is so antiquated, so broken, so isolated, so siloed.

So the thing that gets me happy that you can't really talk about on the trail is ruthlessly efficient government. Stop wasting people's time.

But the only thing I would I would add to that, and by the way, you're a great mom. Like, Erica really

is a great mom. And, you know, to know my wife, and I'm going to speak for her, she's an overachiever.

That's who she is at her core. It's interesting that the word came out. I think for young men,

and this is really important, I think for young men, and this is really

important, I think for young men, it's critical to find that woman to build a life with.

Parents need to know you know best for your kids. Even if you're not trained, that's your

God-given gift, that your gut feelings about your kids are almost always correct and you need to go

with those. And then you need to exert that power and influence over how they're educated, where they're

educated, whether they're medicated, whether they're vaccinated, all of these things that we as

parents, when we first started, we were told you need to listen to the experts on this.

Listen to the pediatrician. Listen to the teachers.

Okay. Listen to the pediatrician. Listen to the teachers. Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

We're excited to be in Washington, D.C. today with Erica and Byron Donalds.

Thanks for coming.

How you doing?

Thank you. So what's your daily

life like on Capitol Hill? Did your family move up here with you? How often do you go back and

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