Andrew Colvett

I think you're going to see it over the coming weeks and days and months.

But you're right.

The question is, do we have the political will?

And until we have the political will, these young people are going to call BS on this.

They're just simply going to say, I don't see it.

I haven't seen it happen.

And so we just need action.

Once we have action, then guess what?

The political junkies, the influencers, shows like this, we're going to have –

We're going to have actual evidence to point to and say, listen, you said you wanted X, you got Y. You said you wanted A, you got B, C, and D. Listen, all we need is the goods to go out there and look our people straight in the eye and say, you asked, you received, we delivered, and you got to give it a little time to come through.

But the alternative is that they're just going to throw up their hands, give in to nihilism, give in to depression, and bail on the American dream.

We can't have that, Steve.

No.

Steve, you and I have talked about this recently, actually, the importance of this redistricting fight, and I appreciate you leading the charge on that.

You've got California v. Texas at this point, and my concern is that those are basically –

equal each other out.

They'd be equal in the wash there.

But my concern there is that the Texas maps rely heavily upon the Hispanic vote.

And you mentioned galvanized.

Well, if we don't deliver, if the economy doesn't deliver, if we don't see some of these policies actually materialize and we don't message effectively on it, then we could lose