Those Kind Of Stories

As for targeting conservative attorneys, I started a project called ReverseWelfareExtinction.com. And the goal of that was to go after bad leftist lawyers and to provide defenses for conservative lawyers under attack and use other tactics such as infiltrating state bars, you know, getting good people in there. Unfortunately, those of us on the right, us grassroots activists, we don't have these pockets. I was unable to get funding for my organization.

I mean, I've come up with these solutions, but, you know, the big GOP billionaires on the right, they aren't interested in, you know, technical legal stuff. They'd rather go where the shiny penny is, you know, the stuff to stop child transgenders, you know. Those issues get the big funding, not people trying to reform the legal system.

Yeah. No, that's a good point. I will say, though, Stan, I like your point about one man can make a difference.

One person can make a difference for sure. And as you said that, I was thinking of two people. One who's the richest person in the world, and one who, you know, obviously I'm talking about Elon Musk and Doge and his efforts within the administration in the early days.

Even he got frustrated and was honest about that. But also, this kid showed up in the middle of winter with a camera at daycares in Minneapolis, Minnesota. And did Nick Shirley change the face of – I want you to think about that.

The vice president of the United States is heading out of task force abroad because a guy, a kid, a young man, showed up at daycares in the middle of the day and said, yo, what is happening here? Nothing. Nothing's happening here except for your tax dollars going into a black hole to enrich immigrants and people through illegal means. And so those kind of stories are what really keep hope alive in that, wow, hold on a second.