Is this the key issue with the smelter in prior? Is the ownership, or is it environmental?

It's both.

Every single candidate for governor, every Democrat, independent, and Republican, stood in solidarity against transferring land to a Muslim monarchy.

And then just for background, folks, I never gave to Biden.

I've been a Republican most of my adult life, and I gave $75,000 to President Trump in his elections.

I should have given it to Roger Stone.

Then I could have bought an endorsement because Mr. Mazie was given the opportunity to put Oklahoma behind the United Arab Emirates and endorse this smelter.

What are you carrying with you? What's your big three? So it's five.

You're wired a little differently, I think, than a lot of candidates I work with.

My disadvantage is I'm a mature candidate, right? So a lot of people run in the craziness of life when they've got a wife and children or husband and children and going to ballet and baseball practice and the like, and you're just strung out and you're also still building your place in this world.

My grandfather was wise.

Wait until all of your children are grown.

Now we have six children and they're all married and yes, no child ever leaves home really.

But they're all independent and they're well adjusted.

But in those last 48 years since that promise to today, I know who I am.

Tell us a little bit about him.

Tell me about getting her drumming and why you're running for governor.

So it has been an objective for a long time.

I had a grandfather that sat me down and said, you know, I really want you to do two main things in your life.

One, serve in the military because none of us have or ranchers and to come back and serve the state.

And so that's been a 48 year promise that is coming to fruition through this gubernatorial race.

My background, I'm a public school product from Osage County, live on a cattle ranch, live on the same cattle ranch today.

Wendy and I have raised our six children.

So how would the Drummond administration address how we can strengthen mental health in our state?