Hey, hey, hey, what's up everybody? Welcome to the Michael Steel podcast. Yes, I'm Michael

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on the tweet from time to time. So tonight, today, tomorrow, where are we? Well, we're in

Mueller's space and the world of anticipation is out there for the dropping of the Mueller

report. Certainly that's something we're going to get into and also sort of talk about what

happened in Paris with the fires at Notre Dame Cathedral. And to help us sort of sort

through all of that, is this young blood who's out there who's making some serious waves?

Stephen Olikara is the founder and president of Millennial Action Project, the largest

and get this folks, the largest nonpartisan organization of young lawmakers in not just

the States, but the United States. Welcome, Stephen, to the Michael Steel Podcast. Great

to have you, man. Thanks for having me, Michael. Appreciate it. So you're out there doing

that good millennial work. And I've always had a special place in my heart for Millennial

having raised two of them. And sort of a good appreciation of the enormous potential

of this generation of young men and women who come at culture, society, politics from a

very different perspective. What is the Millennial Action Project about? How does it work?

Who's involved? The kind of candidates and young lawmakers you're supporting? Give us

the lowdown on what you're doing, man. Sure, sure. Well, we started Millennial Action

Project back in 2013, which as many of your viewers might remember was the year of the

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