Do You Want Me To Go?

And my co-hosts from days gone by, Drax and Gigi are down there. Everybody, feel free to request a mic, come on up, join the conversation. If you have questions for Keith or questions on the topic itself, we'd love to hear from you.

Stan, I saw you had your hand up. Why don't you go next? Hey, thanks a lot, Bill, Kat, Rachel, Keith, for holding this space and being here to discuss these issues. You know, I think that healing our country, I'm seeing the evidence of that beginning to happen, not only in my state here in Florida, but also in Texas, through what the Supreme Courts have ruled on considering the Bar Association and how lawyers are actually, you know, tested and made to be lawyers through the bar system, where the bar needs some competition.

It's been a monopoly since the inception of this country, and we're finally getting some traction in these two states to make it possible for organizations to be implemented, to compete with the bar. I think that this is a story that hasn't been covered enough for people to understand that these organizations are how they use the courts to do all this lawfare against people, good people that have been standing up in communities all over this country. It's not just Trump.

They're using the same playbook against many, many people that are standing up locally, right? And anybody who's ever heard me speak knows that I'm very involved in my local politics, and I stay very active, and I try to get people to get involved, even if they're just showing up to listen at one meeting a month for their county commission or city council. But we're going to need lawyers and people in the legal community to step up and start creating these organizations to compete with the bar. So I guess my question really is to Rachel and Keith.

I mean, are these stories being told enough, and is it a story that needs to be told more so that we can get some traction in the courts? Ladies first. Rachel, did you? Oh, sorry, guys. Do you want me to go? No, that's okay.