Robbie Starbuck

Like, you know, when we had the horrible hurricane affect us here in Tennessee, it happened especially in East Tennessee.

Power was out.

People didn't have electricity.

They didn't have internet.

And so we made sure, actually faster than emergency response did, and we eventually even gave these to Tennessee's Emergency Management Association.

I bought up all the Starlinks I possibly could, and Elon helped get me with the right people at Starlink, and we were able to deploy them super fast here in East Tennessee.

I'm not in East Tennessee, but we had our people there.

And so things like that, as well as the political missions, right, you know, funding everything necessary to be able to be effective changing laws and changing sort of the cultural fabric of how certain people look at things, you know, whether it be the transportation.

Transitioning of children or, you know, death penalty for pedophiles.

That's another one that my wife and I have worked very hard on and we got done here in Tennessee and now is spreading to other states.

You know, I think we've got Alabama, Florida now on board and there are going to be many more that we have been talking to and pushing along that way.

So.

You know, I think that's sort of my life mission now is use my ability to create money out of thin air and, you know, go and use it to do good in the world.

And so, you know, I feel like if you have those talents, those abilities, you should use them for good.

And that's what I'm trying to do.

And what's wonderful, too, is I feel like I have a great following of a very

aligned people who have done well in life and have decided to back me for that same reason.

They want to put their money to work too.

And that through the DEI project was like the lifeblood of it, being able to pay for, you know, different things we needed to do.

And it's cool to see that there's other people who feel the same way that I do, that we need to put our money to work to actually change this country and the world.