Amy McGrath

Yeah.

Now you are running for office.

When is that election?

And who gets to vote?

And how do they vote if they want to?

Well, we need you.

Yeah, because if you're a retiree in Kentucky, you've got somebody here who knows the system, wants to be your advocate, and is somebody who's going to fight for you.

And I just feel like people need to know that.

Yeah, that's great.

Now, tell us some before we wrap up.

Is there anything that you can you think of that people need to know about, you know, about retirees here in Kentucky or things that are happening at the federal level that affect you and your group?

You know, you have 15 seconds to talk to the American people.

What would you what would you tell them?

World peace, go.

There's a lot of misconceptions about, you know, that's out there.

You may want to be able to address some of that.

You know, what do you think?

That's huge, that optimistic tone.

But I also think the pay attention thing,

suggestion for listeners and people, Americans out there are so important because there's so much happening that isn't always on the front pages and it can be happening to you if you're not paying attention.