So tell us about, you know, your evolution that you're wanting to run

for office.

Well, you know, like I said, I grew up in South Georgia, very conservative area, joined the Navy, met all kinds of people from different parts of America, different parts of the world.

And you start having these conversations that, you know, I stayed conservative all the way up to retirement.

But you have these conversations that open your eyes up to different thought processes.

And, you know, I retired.

I had a buddy of mine.

Where do you stand on that?

from

all walks of life.

You're going through Glacier National Park and you're meeting the tribe up there.

It says, no, you can't come on our land.

These gates aren't open.

Okay, gotcha, hear you.

Because you realize that you've stepped outside of your comfort zone and what you know, and now you have to kind of hear what they're saying and be able to listen to that.

Okay.

but

you know, I came, like I said, I came from the Republican party.

I'm, I'm a Southern Baptist Christian.

I believe abortion for me is wrong.

I don't think the government has the right to tell you, you can't do that.

Out of this world to have somebody sitting in a cold office in D.C. to tell you what you can do in your your doctor's office in Florida or Texas or California, wherever you're at.

It does not make sense.

So if you had the opportunity to move us closer to liberty, whether that's opening people's eyes to liberty or just moving us closer to liberty, and you had the power to do anything you want, what's one thing that you would do?