What Did You Have For Us

You have the True Blues, which is your global ideology. They look to Wall Street only for the help of the economy. And, you know, they believe that government should own everything and get paid for everything.

Then you have your Light Blues, who are your more moderate conservative Democrats. They have family values. They look to Main Street.

They support small business. They believe in government assistance for those who are, you know, low income and stuff. Then you have your independents.

Your independents are the whites. They know that government exists. They don't want to see a trace of it anywhere in their daily lives.

Then you have your Light Reds. They have family values. They look to Main Street over Wall Street.

They see, you know, they believe in small business, being able to create more jobs to keep people working. Then you have your Blood Reds, who are your global ideology. They look to Wall Street over Main Street, and they believe that corporate should own everything and, you know, everybody just be happy.

So if all of my people, the Light Blues, the Whites, and the Light Reds, would take a bow, pray to God, for just a minute, we can chop the head off the snake and we can fix this country in a heartbeat. And with that, if anybody has any questions, I'm glad to answer. Well, thanks for coming out, James.

You're another example of someone making local action to have national impact, and I appreciate that. I think we lost Keith. Maybe his old phone lost battery power.

So I was trying to get him back up. He was down in the audience for a bit and then dropped out, so we've got to get him back. But while we do that, I saw Claude came up on stage.

Mr. Claude, what did you have for us? Well, I'm just a little humbled to come in after James Matlock, who ran for railroad commissioner here in my native Texas. Awful lot of respect for that gentleman. He went up against horrific odds.

But what I want to bring up is how important it is for people who love us to know our Constitution. Mr. Matlock knows it very well. And I'd like, you know, Bill and maybe Keith to talk about that importance.