You just have to let your head coach trust that he, that your quarterback can still make plays and make tough plays even if the defense is set up in two high looks, making it tougher to throw the football.

I, I hope that's something he accepts and, and gets better at, especially after talking about it again this week.

It's not the first time where this two high safety he feels like he's forced to run the ball thing has come up i- in, in the history of Matt LaFleur in Green Bay, which is incredibly frustrating because you feel like you have the guy at that position in Jordan Love.

You feel like you have the guy.

We've seen enough.

It's year four of him as a starter, and we've seen him do some incredible things.

But a- again, an example last week in the fourth quarter, you don't really give him an opportunity to just go win it.

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What's your take on what's happening with Hong and the people she's now decided to stand with?

This is absolutely insane.

What Francesca Hong has done is...

And I said this on my show.

It's brilliant strategy to get attention by identifying yourself as a Democratic socialist because what have we heard about them? They're getting a lot of attention nationwide.

She was, in my opinion, a fringe candidate.

She tagged herself that way, even though she probably is more closely aligned with, uh, the Workers Party or whatever it's called, and she said, "You know what? This is my path." Unfortunately, what she says is not anywhere close to what most people in Wisconsin think.

Isn't this likely to really come back and haunt her?

So when you ran as mayor, how often did you look at the ledger of what you were raising?

Obviously much different scenario.

Not raising that kind of money.

Thousands versus, you know, hundreds and thousands of dollars in, in this case.

Uh, I think the claim in January is 1.2 million.

So much different.

But we looked at it constantly because we saw the money coming in and we saw what we were spending.

Where did the hundreds of thousands of dollars go?

When you look back and reflect on maybe it was the business dealings or businesses you were able to bring in town or different things that you were able to change about Oak Creek, what about your mayoral tenure are you most proud of?

What we accomplished on the development side, because, again, remember the motivator for me to run was to change the story of the dynamic of Oak Creek.

I mean, I've been honored in a lot of different ways for the work we did, but it's a team that we put together, the Larry Haskins City Attorney and City Administrator Jerry Peterson and all the council members, Ken Gale and everybody, who all were part of that story.

I said, when I made that commitment to change the story, I wanted to be...

Outward looking.

So I reached out to organizations, developers, and said, what can we do here? Both on the stuff we got done and the stuff we didn't.

I'll tell you a great what we didn't get done story in a second.

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