Ryan Zink

His staff was very, very nice to me.

And he, and he looked through everything.

Of course he did.

And, you know, and did, you know, and anything that I thought was in his power to help.

And, you know, it wasn't, it wasn't enough.

Like the GOP chairs in a couple of different counties wrote some letters, but actual elected officials, that's it.

And I called every office in the state of Texas.

Abbott doesn't care.

I couldn't even get a call back.

We got multiple phone calls from unavailable numbers that said, if your dad drops out of the race, we'll drop the charges.

We'll give you $200,000 to drop and take the plea deal.

I got phone calls all through this.

Well, and I mean, that's one of the things that it's like, why did they target me?

It was because I wasn't a Republican congressional candidate.

I was just there.

yeah yeah no he did but at the end of the day it's not his fault no of course it's not his fault but you know and like he does and he gets real emotional about it sometimes but the thing is is that we never stopped the fight we never stopped all this did was make me mad

the things that I've been through.

All this did was prove that our government has too much power.

All this does is prove that the people of the United States of America have had their constitutional rights whittled away from them one vote at a time in a room of like 435 people that then goes up to the Senate, gets signed off on.

That's where we're at.