Florida's 19th congressional district

Now, you come over to Republicans and money and politics, Republicans will say the same thing.

I'm here saying it's ridiculous that candidates are limited on how much money they can raise in all the rules and regulations when you go to a political action committee that can literally have, think about our last race here, Congressional District 19, one guy from Pennsylvania who put in $5.4 million for one candidate here in Southwest Florida.

game-changing overnight.

Everybody, every candidate's there, I'm following the rules, I'm limited on what I can give.

Let's go there.

Let's rally the troops and make sure everyone gets out to vote, uh, in order, uh, to make sure that Byron Donalds wins as governor, Ashley Moody in the US Senate, uh, as well as, uh, like, Schwartz's good in, uh, Florida District 19.

The, the Democrat just has virtually no chance.

By the way, Victor Arias, if anyone knows him, you're more than welcome to come on, sir.

So tell us about your principles and convictions.

You're running for, uh, the House District 19.

That encompasses, uh, Lee, Collier, um-

Sanibel Island.

That's a huge portion of Collier.

And she's a Democrat who's raised a, a big chunk of change and is apparently a formidable opponent in that district that is not quite as red, maybe nowhere near it, as District 19.

District 19, uh, after the redistricting, looks pretty much the same.

Fort, the city of Fort Myers ended up going, uh, into District 17.

That's, uh, Fort Myers.

Actually, his name wasn't even on the primary, but if you haven't voted or paid attention, if you live in the city of Fort Myers, uh, you are no longer represented by Byron Donalds.

You're represented, uh, by Greg Steube.

And the new District 19, uh, where Jim Schwarzel won the Republican primary, uh, that is, that stayed pretty much the same.