Yeah.

And here's what this means.

In a sport, in a game, there is always a winner and a loser.

My point is this.

The political climate right now, you can say in America, you can say in the state of Missouri, you can say locally at the Jackson County level, and even in other states, the political climate is so divisive and so divided that what I've been encouraging people to do is like, hey, time out.

There are a lot of Democrats that are frustrated with some of the decisions at the federal and state level.

And so because maybe they're frustrated and they're riled up and ready to vote, they're voting for the same establishment that got us in this mess to begin with.

the—

What's your thought about that, about infrastructure? I know you've mentioned it, but I wanted to get, see if you had, where are the biggest infrastructure gaps

in Jackson County? So just being truthful, I don't know where the biggest gaps are.

What I would do, what I will do if elected, I'm a tradesman, right? I'm a man of construction.

I understand it.

I've got family in it.

So what I would do is where there's an area of need, right? If this area of town's roads are worse than others, why is that? Is it a staffing issue, right? It's easy to look on a piece of paper and go, work harder.

We gave you millions of dollars.

Maybe I have some pride