Sheriff Mark Lamb

And we did the funeral and all that stuff.

But yeah, he's buried in Panama, died from ultimately kind of complications from diabetes, but a stroke and a heart attack.

But I started to tell you the hard part is my dad would have been really proud of what I've done being the sheriff because he didn't see that.

He knew I was considering running in 2014, that I was kind of laying the groundwork that I decided in 2011.

So by 2014, he knew where I was, what the goal was, the end goal.

So he would have loved to have seen it.

He'd be tickled pink knowing that I was running for Senate as well, that I do Fox interviews all the time and Newsmax.

Oh, man, he would have been proud as a peacock.

That was happenstance.

I was back to owning my own businesses and knew there was something I was missing.

I've always known that I needed to play a larger role in America and whatever.

And here I own my own businesses, but just wasn't quite content.

And my neighbor says, hey, you want to go on a ride along?

I'm like, sure.

Let's do it.

How old are you?

I'm 33 years old at this point.

33 years old, made pretty good money, self-employed.

I go on this one ride along, and it was on an Indian reservation, the Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community.

We go on a graveyard shift.