HR3 Explosive Midterm Secrets, Party Feuds & the Climate Lawsuit with National Consequences! (10-12-26)

And just to recap, I wanna talk a little bit about what Mark and I were talking about.

And if we'd had Mark a little longer, but his cell service, as you could tell, was kind of cutting in and out.

He got really good there at the end as we went to, uh, close out, of course.

[laughs] As it always works with cell phones, just that's the way it is.

But, uh, uh, Mark's the same as I. A- and keep in mind, guys, he is a, you know, he, he, he's got a, a, um, national outlook on things.

Uh, you know, he does tons of things when it comes to, uh, you know, the Constitution and all the different things in- involving, you know, uh, convention of states and so on.

So he gets it, folks.

He, he really does.

He, he understands everything that we're talking about, and yet, yet agrees with me on party over person, which I'm not gonna comment much on the last ad.

We, we don't have a broken two-party system.

We have a two-party system.

S- some would say it's broken.

N- no, it actually works like it's supposed to when you can get each side to do what it's supposed to do.

Which, which isn't hard, by the way, and I've talked about this so many times.

It's called leadership.

And where we've really struggled in Colorado ...

And by the way, Mark just hit on something that he is spot on.

He was spot on.

You know, talking about Col- you know, following, following Colorado politics and what happened even when we had a full-bore, you know, red legislature here in Colorado, and yes, we did for a little while.

And yet we had certain groups, gun right groups, and I won't name names, but, uh, Dudley, if you're listening, you know who you are, who would actually go after some, what I would consider to be pretty conservative individuals at the time that won in their districts pretty easily, and yet that wasn't good enough for some of these guys, so they went after them and, in turn, screwed things up.

It's why I've never been ...

That particular organization, by the way, there's a reason why I never interviewed those guys ever on my program, not one time.

And I've had folks over the years saying, "Why don't you interview this? Why don't you interview that?" Because I don't align with them.

I'm not go- I'm not going to interview and give somebody the microphone and a table to, to further along their cause that I don't agree with.

Now, I will debate folks, and I will talk about and interview and do things along those lines, but in that case, no, I wasn't gonna go down that path.

And just to recap, I wanna talk a little bit about what Mark and I were talking about.

And if we'd had Mark a little longer, but his cell service, as you could tell, was kind of cutting in and out.

He got really good there at the end as we went to, uh, close out, of course.

[laughs] As it always works with cell phones, just that's the way it is.

But, uh, uh, Mark's the same as I. A- and keep in mind, guys, he is a, you know, he, he, he's got a, a, um, national outlook on things.

Uh, you know, he does tons of things when it comes to, uh, you know, the Constitution and all the different things in- involving, you know, uh, convention of states and so on.

So he gets it, folks.

He, he really does.

He, he understands everything that we're talking about, and yet, yet agrees with me on party over person, which I'm not gonna comment much on the last ad.

We, we don't have a broken two-party system.

We have a two-party system.

S- some would say it's broken.

N- no, it actually works like it's supposed to when you can get each side to do what it's supposed to do.

Which, which isn't hard, by the way, and I've talked about this so many times.

It's called leadership.

And where we've really struggled in Colorado ...

And by the way, Mark just hit on something that he is spot on.

He was spot on.

You know, talking about Col- you know, following, following Colorado politics and what happened even when we had a full-bore, you know, red legislature here in Colorado, and yes, we did for a little while.

And yet we had certain groups, gun right groups, and I won't name names, but, uh, Dudley, if you're listening, you know who you are, who would actually go after some, what I would consider to be pretty conservative individuals at the time that won in their districts pretty easily, and yet that wasn't good enough for some of these guys, so they went after them and, in turn, screwed things up.

It's why I've never been ...

That particular organization, by the way, there's a reason why I never interviewed those guys ever on my program, not one time.

And I've had folks over the years saying, "Why don't you interview this? Why don't you interview that?" Because I don't align with them.

I'm not go- I'm not going to interview and give somebody the microphone and a table to, to further along their cause that I don't agree with.

Now, I will debate folks, and I will talk about and interview and do things along those lines, but in that case, no, I wasn't gonna go down that path.