And greetings. Happy Monday. Welcome to the Steve Day show live and on demand. Right here on Blaze TV radio and podcasts.

Last hope you had a great weekend, especially the ads out there. Here with Todd Erzen and Aaron Mac

and Tyre, we've got a jam packed show for you today. We had a big win. We didn't get a chance to cover this last week with everything else going on.

But we had a big win here in the state of Iowa last weekend or at the end of last week that I think has some lessons. How did we make this state

better than Texas now? It's not as red as it needs to be our senators sock. Okay. Um.

But if you if if you understood where Iowa was 15 years ago, I mean, it's a thousand percent

redder than it was 15 years ago. And and and and when I say it's

redder now than Texas. I think that's more frankly a statement of how soft Texas has become which I think will be one of the topics we'll address in Aaron's montage here in a few minutes.

But one of the one of the ways we did this that was vital and getting to this win that we had late last week.

I think that can be a lesson for those of you that live in places like South Carolina, Texas. Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama.

Georgia. Should I go on Louisiana? Kansas, Idaho, Wyoming states that are historically a lot more Republican than Iowa is.

And therefore should be a lot redder. And what took us 15 years to do, I mean, you guys could do this in your states in 15 months.

If you got the right organization and the right focus. So we will get into that at the bottom of the hour next hour. Of course, we'll be our Monday. Ask me anything.

If you gave us a five star review recently on the podcast or submitted a question last week to Facebook, your questions are the ones that Todd has selected for us to answer here in a few moments.

I really actually about 58 moments about an hour from now. I hear on the program. So we're always looking forward to that. Also.

An old partner of ours is back. And the reason why is well, first of all, I'm in the movie. So I like talking about it. But but secondly, any day now and literally any day now, we are because they have to give us a ruling by June the 30th. That's when the session ends.

We're finally going to get the Supreme courts opinion on the dobs case in Mississippi, which it is anticipated will overturn row.

And that will put this now in your state and local courts on the key question really surrounding the issue of abortion. That's always been the key question, which we just recently started asking in the last few years after spending, you know, 47 years not asking it.

And when I came along in this business about 15 years ago, and started asking, hey, why don't we ask or debate when life begins.

Why don't we why don't we do that? And then there was a group of us that started asking that question and we got labeled, you know, by our own people, purists and radicals and all kinds of pejoratives.

And then we found out they weren't our own people. They were just fundraising mechanism and liars. And then we finally did get around a few years ago to asking that question and lo and behold, gentlemen, what do you know, and less than a decade of asking that question, we started asking it legislatively, what what 2014 2015.

So in little more than a little, well, actually almost a full decade now, we were able to accomplish more.

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