Nate Morris

Well, Charlie, look, I think this is going to be a critical issue in this Senate race that so many people are talking about. Who's going to replace Mitch McConnell? And we've had somebody with Mitch McConnell that has continued to back up the truck for Zelensky in Ukraine.

And it's absolutely crazy that we have so many people that are so concerned about these foreign wars and continuing to drive conflict at all costs. And I think one of the things as a business guy and an outsider, I've seen this and I'm scratching my head and I'm saying, why do we continue to do this? We know it doesn't work.

And it's absolutely crazy that we have so many people that are so concerned about these foreign wars and continuing to drive conflict at all costs. And I think one of the things as a business guy and an outsider, I've seen this and I'm scratching my head and I'm saying, why do we continue to do this? We know it doesn't work.

And you've got two other people potentially, well, that are actually in this race. And they've continued to have the same position as Mitch McConnell. And that's one of the reasons why I've been so adamant to say, hey, I'm looking at this race. We've got to come in and stop these foreign wars that are senseless, that are driven by this globalist agenda.

And you've got two other people potentially, well, that are actually in this race. And they've continued to have the same position as Mitch McConnell. And that's one of the reasons why I've been so adamant to say, hey, I'm looking at this race. We've got to come in and stop these foreign wars that are senseless, that are driven by this globalist agenda.

And it's taken a business person like President Trump and our vice president, J.D. Vance, to say enough is enough. and to say, how do we negotiate? How do we use our economic leverage to get the best deal?

And it's taken a business person like President Trump and our vice president, J.D. Vance, to say enough is enough. and to say, how do we negotiate? How do we use our economic leverage to get the best deal?

And I'm so pleased that we're now bringing Russia and Ukraine together over economics, where we can get a deal done, as opposed to continuing to waste all this money, back up the truck to Zelensky and all his cronies, and finally get peace. I think that's what the rest of the world wants here. They want peace. And it's taken a business leader and an outsider to get that done, Charlie.

And I'm so pleased that we're now bringing Russia and Ukraine together over economics, where we can get a deal done, as opposed to continuing to waste all this money, back up the truck to Zelensky and all his cronies, and finally get peace. I think that's what the rest of the world wants here. They want peace. And it's taken a business leader and an outsider to get that done, Charlie.

Well, look, this has been a drumbeat that the neocons have had now for, what, Charlie, two decades? And this is the biggest business in the world. I mean, think about all the money that's at stake in Washington, D.C., from these career politicians. This is the lobbying dollars. This is how people make their money. And we know that this is not going to work.

Well, look, this has been a drumbeat that the neocons have had now for, what, Charlie, two decades? And this is the biggest business in the world. I mean, think about all the money that's at stake in Washington, D.C., from these career politicians. This is the lobbying dollars. This is how people make their money. And we know that this is not going to work.

And I'm so proud of President Trump because his first term was all about cutting off all the nonsense that Obama started with Iran and that ludicrous deal funding Iran and saying enough is enough. And how do we keep the peace going? You know, we've got enough of our own problems, Charlie. You know this. We've got to take care of our own first.

And I'm so proud of President Trump because his first term was all about cutting off all the nonsense that Obama started with Iran and that ludicrous deal funding Iran and saying enough is enough. And how do we keep the peace going? You know, we've got enough of our own problems, Charlie. You know this. We've got to take care of our own first.

If our own house isn't in order, we can't be great as a country. And we got so many problems here domestically. We got so many people that are not making a living, that their jobs were outsourced to Mexico or somewhere else around the world. We got to take care of our own and stop worrying about what everybody else is doing until we get our house in order, period.

If our own house isn't in order, we can't be great as a country. And we got so many problems here domestically. We got so many people that are not making a living, that their jobs were outsourced to Mexico or somewhere else around the world. We got to take care of our own and stop worrying about what everybody else is doing until we get our house in order, period.

Well, look, Charlie, Mitch McConnell has had a stranglehold on Kentucky politics for the last 40 years. Now, keep in mind, when Mitch McConnell got to office, we didn't have the Internet. The Internet had not been invented. President Ronald Reagan was in power. I mean, think about that for a minute. I was four years old when Mitch McConnell came to office.

Well, look, Charlie, Mitch McConnell has had a stranglehold on Kentucky politics for the last 40 years. Now, keep in mind, when Mitch McConnell got to office, we didn't have the Internet. The Internet had not been invented. President Ronald Reagan was in power. I mean, think about that for a minute. I was four years old when Mitch McConnell came to office.

And what I would say, Charlie, is what does Mitch McConnell really know about the small business owners, the people that are trying to make it in the new economy, the people that are trying to innovate, the people that are trying to live the American dream? And their American dream was taken for them by the elites.

And what I would say, Charlie, is what does Mitch McConnell really know about the small business owners, the people that are trying to make it in the new economy, the people that are trying to innovate, the people that are trying to live the American dream? And their American dream was taken for them by the elites.

You know, Charlie, I'm proud that 19 of my family members worked in an auto plant in Louisville. and proud UAW members. We built cars for a living. That's what my family did. And when folks got outsourced or people lost their job, we knew who they were. We knew their families. We knew the impact.