James Fishback

Well, if anybody asks, well, why do you call him that?

Well, I heard a rumor he was born Byron.

He wanted to get into politics.

He changed his name like J.D.

Vance changed his name.

And if he wants to prove us otherwise, release the birth certificate.

Release the birth certificate.

But, you know, we had a rally at the University of Florida two weeks ago.

And I was thinking, man, we've done really good.

We had 150 people, 200 people at our events.

I said, man, if we did that at UF, that'd be great.

It's the middle of the week.

It's a Wednesday.

500 people at the University of Florida.

It was the biggest political event at UF in a decade.

The biggest person to draw a rally since then, before then rather, was Hillary Clinton when she ran for president in 2016.

And so the excitement on the ground is real.

The same polls that said that Hillary was going to win, 98% according to the New York Times, said that Kamala Harris was going to win, was outspending.

Those same polls were wrong.

But even those polls that are, I think, highly skewed against us still cannot deny the surging momentum that we have.