Andrew Colvett

This is key.

Mark Mitchell's talking about we need visible evidence that we are putting young people first.

We need visible, visible, visible evidence.

We need big, hairy, bold, audacious ideas that we can go put President Trump, J.D.

Vance in front of a camera breaking ground behind them

seeing huge new homes that we're going to guess what we're going to we're going to make sure institutional buyers don't come in and swoop up those those homes.

We're going to make sure that foreign born immigrants, illegals or foreign investors don't get first dibs at those homes.

These are going to be for

First-time home buyers, let's make sure that they have priorities, Steve, in these 10 million new homes.

Let's break ground.

Let's do something big and bold.

And, you know, whether it's writing off the first $50,000 of the mortgage every year until they're 35, whether it's, you know, letting them write off their whole mortgage.

I don't know.

Let's talk about big ideas.

Let's make sure that we get young people into the housing market because that's the first thing.

And then number six, crush the college cartel.

Steve, this is huge.

so many of our college grads they don't learn the skills they need they've been indoctrinated and then when they get out there in two hundred fifty thousand dollars worth the debt what does that debt do it pushes of family formation it pushes of getting a mortgage it pushes of those conservatizing life events we call them the three M's on the Charlie Kirk show that is marriage mating

And mortgage, marriage, mating, and mortgage.

Even the Brookings Institute acknowledges that when young people do those three M's, they become conservatives.