Kawa Mawlayee

Right.

Right.

So now if he gets in, if we put him in office and then he gets in office and all of a sudden we hear a story about how he took some money, it's like, look, man, you, we supported you because of this, but because you reneged on this, we're not supporting you.

We're going to support the next guy because you lied to us or prove us wrong.

Um, and it has to be that, and also identifying just younger people that want to get into politics, people who stand for, you know, for America first, you know, not some other country or lobby or interest.

Um, identify those people and prop them up, set them up for success, you know, show up, vote for them and then, and then continue to support them, but also hold them to account.

As this guy, his career progression will get up to hopefully Congress one day, hopefully to the White House one day.

And at every level, we hold him to account or her to account.

So that's one thing.

But then also on a smaller level, I would say that if we could just get people to organize in their communities, and how do you do that?

It's like, well, okay, well, let's use social media to identify each other.

Let's find a venue to then hang out or whatever it is.

And that's kind of what we're doing with, you know, the modern Exodus.

And I think maybe Ian talked to you about this perhaps, but you know, I'm, I'm part of that modern Exodus and, you know, so far we, the, the retreat that we did in Dallas was a huge success.

Um, the 20 people that showed up.

It was instant rapport.

It was understanding one another, understanding that we stand for the same things and that we want to accomplish the same goals for America.

And we put our country first and that's it.

Otherwise we're God-fearing people.

And there's Muslims there, there's Christians there.