Jun 29, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 13 segments
Could Missouri’s 6th Congressional District be headed in a new direction? In this exclusive Patriots With Grit interview, congressional candidate Jim Ingram discusses border security, election…
Jim IngramGuest
Daryn RossHost
Randy MansellHost
Regulatory hardship, about 10 years ago, I decided I wanted to get into California for a business.

In California, our business had to be licensed by the Department of Insurance, even though we aren't an insurance company.

That's why my company won't do business, or most of my contractors won't do business in California.

When we were in business, we were in the mail order catalog business, and it got to be such an aggravation that so many people that we dealt with on the East Coast and the West Coast, we got to where we would, back then they called it suppress the mailing list.

So basically, if we didn't want to mail to New York, New Jersey, Delaware, California, we just told the mailing list house just to eliminate all those addresses, and we would never have to mail them again.

And it was just so nice, and it was a relief not having to deal with all those weird rules and regulations on the

And then California came up with Proposition 65 back in the early 2000s where you had to deal with all their regulatory hoops, and it was just absolute goofiness.

And I don't know why anybody would choose today to want to do business in that state.

Regulatory hardship, about 10 years ago, I decided I wanted to get into California for a business.

In California, our business had to be licensed by the Department of Insurance, even though we aren't an insurance company.

That's why my company won't do business, or most of my contractors won't do business in California.

When we were in business, we were in the mail order catalog business, and it got to be such an aggravation that so many people that we dealt with on the East Coast and the West Coast, we got to where we would, back then they called it suppress the mailing list.

So basically, if we didn't want to mail to New York, New Jersey, Delaware, California, we just told the mailing list house just to eliminate all those addresses, and we would never have to mail them again.

And it was just so nice, and it was a relief not having to deal with all those weird rules and regulations on the

And then California came up with Proposition 65 back in the early 2000s where you had to deal with all their regulatory hoops, and it was just absolute goofiness.

And I don't know why anybody would choose today to want to do business in that state.
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