What have been your thoughts on his decision as the commander-in-chief to start firing missiles at Iran? Yeah.

Well, so...

And a lot of people jump on the, well, Israel made him do it kind of stuff.

And I don't know that I necessarily subscribe wholesale to that.

I don't think it's unfair to say that this is obviously something that Israel has wanted for some time very clearly.

I don't think that they've been particularly, you know, closeted about that idea either.

They certainly are more than willing to say that.

What is your view of what happened on January 6th?

Dino Fantegrossi, welcome to the show.

Well, thank you for having me.

Yeah, I guess so.

Like you said, I'm 24 years old.

I am politically conservative and I've been interested in politics, I guess, probably more than half of my life.

But it's never really something I thought I was going to be doing full time, really up until college.

And So I guess a little bit of my background.

So so did you you have activism and interest engagement in high school? What happens next?

Are- how are Gen Zers, especially those getting close to graduation, how are you guys approaching this issue? What are people saying? Are- is there a lot of fear out there with some of these people that are looking at graduating soon about the job market and about the affordability crisis? Dino, go ahead and you start.

Man, I wish more people would pay attention to this.

I think some do, but when it comes to H-1B, look at a company like Microsoft that, just a couple months ago, they did a mass layoff, and at the exact same time, they applied for 6,000 new H-1B programs.

And then they have the audacity to tell us that the United States has a lack of skilled workers.

H- how can those two things possibly be the same? Either you're saying Americans are stupid, and you went to college, went into potentially upwards of $100,000 in debt for nothing, or you are saying that it is simply cheaper to pay somebody from out of the country.

It's one of the two, and I think it's the latter.

Uh, and it's insulting to people in my generation.

(laughs)

How are Gen Zers, especially those getting close to graduation, how are you guys approaching this issue? What are people saying? Is there a lot of fear out there with some of these people that are looking at graduating soon about the job market and about the affordability crisis? Dino, go ahead and you start.

Man, I wish more people would pay attention to this.

I think some do.

But when it comes to H-1B, look at a company like Microsoft that just a couple months ago, they did a mass layoff.

And at the exact same time, they applied for 6,000 new H-1B programs.

And then they have the audacity to tell us that the United States has a lack of skilled workers.

How can those two things possibly be the same? Either you're saying Americans are stupid and you went to college, went into potentially upwards of $100,000 in debt for nothing, or you are saying that it is simply cheaper to pay somebody from out of the country.

term yeah define the term sure

Do, do you hear about those, uh, things, uh, Dino and Brady?

I mean, we hear about them all the time.

Right here in Fayetteville, we've got a huge problem with housing and it's, uh, there's a multitude of reasons that we could get into.

Uh, predominantly here, one of the main things that we have to worry about is the university keeps enrolling more and more students beyond their capacity to house them, without really any thought of what that means for the people in the city.

But, you know, in other places in the country, the factors are different, and part of one of those reasons might be that you have a investor that keeps going in.

Every time there's a house in the market, they buy it on the spot before anybody can touch it.

Maybe that's a private investor, maybe that's a equity firm.

I'm just gonna say that.

Now it's like 10 times your wages.

Do you hear about those things, Dino and Brady? I mean, we hear about them all the time.

Right here in Fayetteville, we've got a huge problem with housing.

And there's a multitude of reasons that we could get into.

Predominantly here, one of the main things that we have to worry about is the university keeps enrolling more and more students beyond their capacity to house them without really any thought of what that means for the people in the city.

But in other places of the country, the factors are different.

And Part of one of those reasons might be that you have an investor that keeps going in.

Look,