Robbie Starbuck

I mean, everything they do is either incredibly corrupt, uniparty, you know, favors or, you know, something self-serving.

Like there's very little we get out of Congress.

So I am incredibly thankful things worked out the way they did because there's so much good that I was able to do from that point in time to today.

And that's a good lesson for people because when it happened to me, I was so upset.

And I'm asking God, why is this happening?

I feel like I was supposed to do this.

Why is this happening?

And so it's a good lesson to people that you may be really upset something doesn't work out sometime,

But there's probably a damn good reason for it.

And there may be more than a silver lining on the other side of it.

There may be lessons that you needed to learn in that failure.

And it's a stepping stone to something that is going to be your greatest success.

So I'm thankful that it put me on a path to be able to accomplish what we've been able to do since then.

You're right about that.

I would not have been able to do that stuff.

I mean, like the war on children alone –

I would have to say is it's a close thing between that and DEI, but I almost feel like the War on Children was the most effective thing that I've ever done because the number of child protection laws that it ended up inspiring in many different states is insane.

So there's so many states that have banned transgender surgeries for kids and hormones as a byproduct of that movie and the effectiveness of it.

It was over 60 million people watched that movie.

Just wild.