Ned Ryun

I love it.

I even told him the last time he called was like, sir, I love when you call.

Uh, and it's, it's obviously a great privilege that you would call me.

You don't have to, I'm with you, right?

I'm with you.

I've been with you pretty much almost day one, not quite, but almost.

And, um,

I try to be pretty strategic about events.

I wanted to go in a couple weeks ago and have a conversation with him about what I thought the midterms were about.

And it's not about running against socialism.

It's not about foreign policy wins, though I have to tell you, very impressed by his approach on foreign policy, where I think it's been absolutely the right approach, whether it's

Dealing with Iran.

I love the resurrection of the Monroe Doctrine in the Western Hemisphere, but that's not going to win the midterms for him.

It's about affordability and health care.

And so I want to have that conversation because, you know, I'm in Virginia.

I watched this disaster of a gubernatorial race here in Virginia where Winston Sears never once really mentioned what her economic plan was when half the electorate in Virginia said the number one issue for us is the economy.

She didn't even mention it.

She lost that demographic, again, half of the entire voting demographic in Virginia by 27 points.

Three campaign managers, very poorly run.

Listen, I'm all for not having boys and girls bathrooms or boys competing against girls in sports.