Western Conservative Summit

But once you start to claim that mantle, there's actually a lot of things you have to abide by in order to do so.

I had to prove, for instance, for the C3 that I was working with, and we would host these things like the Western Conservative Summit, that I had done equal outreach.

to Democrats to be a part of it, that I had invited Democrat candidates.

I had to have all the letters.

No Kings returns to Colorado on Saturday, this time as a nonpartisan voter rally.

So the notion of nonpartisanship is that you're creating an event that essentially isn't calling for the election or defeat of any candidate.

I know this because for eight years running the Western Conservative Summit, we had to be so clear.

so clear about that we were not calling for the election or defeat of any candidate.

And I saw that and I said, There's no hope in Washington because we no longer believe in the rule of law as a Republican Party anymore in Washington, D.C. And so I started going out and actually giving talks.

I was at the Western Conservative Summit and gave a talk about this and talked about that the real problem is we don't have checks and balances anymore.

We don't have anybody to check the power in Washington.

And the one place that was the check was the United States Senate.

People knew that.

But I voted for him, put him on the stage of the Western Conservative Summit.

Now it's Marx.

I just, I guess I just don't see it.