Hello, everyone, and welcome back to making the argument.

We have a special guest with us today, and she doesn't got a lot of time to speak with us,

so we're going to jump right into it.

But I need to say one thing right as we get started.

A while back, I went on to X, and I posted that one of the ways you know that the left does not buy any of their own narrative

is that the only thing standing in the way of the first ever black female immigrant

governor of the in the United States is a liberal white woman running all over Virginia

saying let your rage fuel you to her leftist supporters.

And I had somebody come on there and say, well, Nick, are you doing this identity politics

thing? And I said, absolutely not. One of the reasons why I love our guests today is because

I have served with her now for four years in the General Assembly, me and the House of Delegates,

her is lieutenant governor. And she doesn't try to get elected based off of being a woman

or being black or being an immigrant. She loves her country. She served it in the Marine Corps.

She served it in the General Assembly. She has ideas that make absolute sense to just about anybody that is willing to listen to her.

And that's what I want to do today.

I want to give Winston Sears, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia and the Republican nominee for governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia,

a chance to actually talk about her policies with somebody kind of quasi in the media that isn't trying to do gotcha

questions every five seconds. So Winston, thank you very much for being here today.

Hey, Nick, thank you for having me. It's really good to be with you. And you probably saw a couple

days ago, I mean, every time I go to the legacy media, you know, it's always gotcha, always.

It's never let's talk about who you are and why you think you're better for, you know, for governor, for Virginia than the next gal.

I mean, what are your policies and why should we support them? No, it's always, they set it up

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