What would change if what the administration wants done through the United States Postal Service, what are the changes that you're preparing for just in case?

Well, I...

That's really tough to say, Tyler.

I know that's not the best answer, but the reality is we're 27 days away from absentee ballots going up.

And I see the U.S.

Postal Service rule that has now had a stay on it requires a specific barcode on the mail ballot envelope.

Well, those who have voted by mail in North Dakota understand there is a barcode on that ballot already that we utilize.

Are we struggling to find people to do that this election?

... we have to recognize that we're the problem.

You just, you gotta get used to loving correction, I think, because correction can get a bad rap.

But, you know, if you're in a ship or a plane, one tiny little correction could actually save your life way down the road.

So I'm, I'm still learning to just love correction.

When I'm corrected by God's Word, and when I see something that's different or I hear a minister minister something that's different than what I've heard before that hits me in a really, like, ouch, [laughs] that...

I'm learning to love that.

And I, I'm thinking in particular of 30 Days of Glory, 1999, Brother Keith Moore, whom I love so much, taught a message on pride, and it changed every aspect of my life.

... that you should lead us in our salvation call for today.

... we have to recognize that we're the problem.

You just, you gotta get used to loving correction, I think, because correction can get a bad rap.

But, you know, if you're in a ship or a plane, one tiny little correction could actually save your life way down the road.

So I'm, I'm still learning to just love correction.

When I'm corrected by God's Word, and when I see something that's different or I hear a minister minister something that's different than what I've heard before that hits me in a really, like, ouch, [laughs] that...

I'm learning to love that.

And I, I'm thinking in particular of 30 Days of Glory, 1999, Brother Keith Moore, whom I love so much, taught a message on pride, and it changed every aspect of my life.

... that you should lead us in our salvation call for today.

What were your key takeaways with their findings?

Yeah, so they did a great job in taking it further where we couldn't go, right? They had the ability to compel interviews, so witness testimony.

The key things from the report I think are the themes were buttressed in major ways.

For example, the people who claimed to have, like proximity to the president really didn't see him that much.

Uh, also you really got some, some insight into the incentives of people that cover it up, like Don Lennon's $4 million promise.

Uh, but the, the thing that everyone should take away as like point one is that you have the House of Representatives through the Oversight Committee making a pretty, uh, you know, comprehensive and serious claim, one that we've said for a long time, uh, that the pardons are no good.

They're void, they're vacant, they have no legal effect.

How could the Weaponization Committee have missed Arctic Frost? Those two years were such a missed opportunity." Can you expand on that?