OK, I have a question for you.
Let's switch gears.
As you know, November elections coming around the midterms, all this.
I have always been a fan of I want to say his name.
Right.
But I believe it's Vivek Ram Swami.
Right.
I've been a fan of him since I saw him on the Trump, not ticket, but hanging around with Trump and then doing interviews and stuff.
I always felt like he was really articulate.
I felt like he was a true statesman.
He would say things to challenge you but not put you down in a sarcastic, demeaning way.
But he would make you, if you were wrong, he'd let you know you're wrong, right? He's a debater.
But he's also a brilliant businessman, built his companies.
You know, his family came from India, all this stuff, just a really good, to me, an American story of how you could come in for a land of opportunity, get education, do something with yourself.
And his wife's a doctor.
So this is really smart family.
And he's running for governor of Ohio.
And then I saw this come up on my clip and I just thought, ma'am, I'm going to show you this in a second about data centers.
And I bring that up because data centers have become the new thing.
And so we had this opportunity to have a data center in Fresno, all this stuff.
And so he's going to give an explanation on if a data center comes here, here's what I want.
And you guys are going to like this.
This is what I'm talking about forward thinking and good forward thinking and then just good articulation.
But my question is to you before we get to this.
Would you have a problem, either of you, if your president didn't have a Christian faith or even a secular faith, if we can call it that, but was Hindu or Sikh? Would you have a problem if they had a different faith? Would that sway you in voting or would you really just want to know what he is running on and what he's running for? What would you say, Mike?
OK, I have a question for you.
Let's switch gears.
As you know, November elections coming around the midterms, all this.
I have always been a fan of I want to say his name.
Right.
But I believe it's Vivek Ram Swami.
Right.
I've been a fan of him since I saw him on the Trump, not ticket, but hanging around with Trump and then doing interviews and stuff.
I always felt like he was really articulate.
I felt like he was a true statesman.
He would say things to challenge you but not put you down in a sarcastic, demeaning way.
But he would make you, if you were wrong, he'd let you know you're wrong, right? He's a debater.
But he's also a brilliant businessman, built his companies.
You know, his family came from India, all this stuff, just a really good, to me, an American story of how you could come in for a land of opportunity, get education, do something with yourself.
And his wife's a doctor.
So this is really smart family.
And he's running for governor of Ohio.
And then I saw this come up on my clip and I just thought, ma'am, I'm going to show you this in a second about data centers.
And I bring that up because data centers have become the new thing.
And so we had this opportunity to have a data center in Fresno, all this stuff.
And so he's going to give an explanation on if a data center comes here, here's what I want.
And you guys are going to like this.
This is what I'm talking about forward thinking and good forward thinking and then just good articulation.
But my question is to you before we get to this.
Would you have a problem, either of you, if your president didn't have a Christian faith or even a secular faith, if we can call it that, but was Hindu or Sikh? Would you have a problem if they had a different faith? Would that sway you in voting or would you really just want to know what he is running on and what he's running for? What would you say, Mike?
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