Brendan Steinhauser

to liberals, to libertarians, they're all in.

I get very little resistance when I talk about what we need to do.

There is huge skepticism of these big tech companies.

They don't trust Sam Altman.

They don't trust any of these CEOs to tell them the truth.

They see that what they're trying to build in Silicon Valley is a digital God.

They want us all to worship the digital God.

They want us all to pay homage to the digital overlords in these CEOs.

And that's something that the American people reject.

We cannot keep up with the amount of people that are joining our cause every day, who are signing up on our website saying, we want to help you, we want to support you.

So it's a deluge.

We want people to continue to support us, and we'll give them ways to get involved in this fight.

We'll give them ways to take action, to light up the cause, light up the phone lines on Capitol Hill and in states around the country, because that's what it's going to take to make this go the right way.

That is exactly what I'm saying.

And I'm sure there might be a few people in the crowd that come in skeptical or maybe they're more kind of pro AI than maybe some of the other folks in the crowd.

But I'm almost never do I get outright, you know, hostile opposition or people that are really on the other side, the side of the big tech bros.

It almost never happens.

And again, we're speaking in cities, we're speaking in suburbs and rural areas.

And I have friends and allies who are doing this work as well, constantly traveling around, doing a roadshow, talking to people, faith leaders, teachers, police officers, nurses, doctors and lawyers, you know, welders and plumbers and electricians.

I mean, everywhere you go, people are concerned about this.