Sheriff Mark Lamb

And look, I've always been a very big, strong supporter of Trump and his policies.

And it was kind of disappointing.

And I said, look, I did talk to President Trump about running.

I did talk to him.

We met at Mar-a-Lago, and I talked that night.

I talked to my opponent now, Carrie Lake.

She was one of the ones that talked me into running.

And I said, okay, I think I'm going to do it.

Then we walked over to President Trump's table, and we told him.

And he goes, well, that doesn't constitute getting permission.

I was like, look, man, I don't need permission from anybody.

Good for you, man.

And so when we talk about the process, the process is really no particular process.

You just have to go out and get the signatures, 7,500 signatures or 7,000 signatures to get on the ballot.

So what you have to do is you've got to file your paperwork for your campaign, federal campaign.

Then you've got to go out and get the signatures.

I mean, I've been stumping.

I've given speeches, hundreds and hundreds of speeches in the last year and a half all over the state and outside of the state.

And

what you're trying to do is raise money, but the worst, and we kind of talked about this, the most disappointing part of it is when you go to D.C., they say, hey, how much money can you raise?