Kingwood

Tamar Pranik, welcome aboard.

And my Kingwood brother, David Guiguerre.

You're in Kingwood, right, David? Last time I saw you was at one of our meetings.

Anyway, I want to play this video for you and then we'll talk a little bit more about it.

But check this out and then we'll take it on the other side.

Yes, I go by Kat.

How you doing, Kat? I know now, I know now.

And welcome aboard my brother from another month, John Carter is in the house, president of the Kingwood era Democrats, as well as a board member on the progressive, what is it? Progressive caucus, I believe.

Down to the 25, still going.

Inside the 15, Aaron Killian, the linebacker from Kingwood, Texas, makes a huge play for the Buffaloes.

And it was just a bad throw.

He threw it to the right guy.

Maybe you didn't mean literally in terms of turnout and for prospective Democratic voting in Harris County.

And then you said even Kingwood.

I did mean

it.

And then Kingwood was in play, and everyone was stunned by that.

Wait, though, I do have a genuine question about this because we're talking about the early voting.

Is there a chance that there's a lot of people who do show up on Election Day for Republicans? More so than before.

We had a couple beers each earlier in the night, so pretty much sober.

We were driving on Highway 59 right outside of Houston near an area called Kingwood.

This is the first time I have tried to write the explanation down, so bear with me and feel free to ask me any questions or details if you'd like.

So it was about 3 a.m. and he was driving.

Our handsome Carl Cox out of Riverdales, Georgia.

Our handsome Mr. Pollard, Bruce Pollard, out of Kingwood, Texas.

Out of Los Angeles, California, specifically.

venice beach and we have don daniels out of evergreen colorado evergreen i can imagine it's beautiful out there you know i did that mountain that they train on i did the river i did some white raft right water white water rafting out there and there's this mountain that i went to where we had we climbed the mountain i think it was like 2 000 feet or 2 000 meters i don't remember which one big difference of course But it was high.

I grew up right north of New Orleans, a little town called Mandeville, and was there, had a really wonderful childhood there, still my best memories.

And then went to high school right north of Houston in Kingwood.

My wife and I both went to Texas A&M.

We met there, and we've been married, Sandra and I have been married 34 years now, and have two boys in their 20s that I'm just immensely proud of.