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Speaker 2: Donovan O'Neil, thanks for indulging me on that, and welcome

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Speaker 2: back to the fifty five Carsey Morning Show from Americans

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Speaker 2: for Prosperity. You got an easy subject matter today, Donavan,

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Speaker 1: Good to have you back, Brian.

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Speaker 2: You better be doing that right now, man, Just use

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Speaker 2: That's an easy ask for my listening audience, and talk

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Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and just to be I'm on representing Americans

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Speaker 3: for Prosperity Action. I'm a senior advisor here in Ohio.

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Speaker 3: AFP Action on Monday announced its endorsement of Senator John

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Speaker 1: Again, not a big surprise.

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Speaker 3: We've had a long history with now Senator Houstead. He

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Speaker 3: who supports an all of the above energy policy right.

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Speaker 3: What it does is I call it an abundance approach

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Speaker 3: to energy policy making.

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Speaker 1: It's saying the way you know, it's the simple laws

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Speaker 1: of supply and demand.

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Speaker 3: The way you make prices go down is you increase

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Speaker 3: the supply to overcome the demand. That'll make costs more

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Speaker 3: effective for homeowners like US Brian, for manufacturers creating jobs,

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Speaker 3: and for our economy at large.

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Speaker 1: We have the ability to do that here in Ohio.

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Speaker 3: Question is are we going to go backwards to a

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Speaker 3: winner you know, government picks the winners.

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Speaker 1: And losers energy policy approach.

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Speaker 3: Are we gonna move forward with an abundance approach to

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Speaker 3: energy policy making? John Houston delivers that abundance approach to

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Speaker 3: energy policy making.

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Speaker 2: No question about it. And I know that's a position

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Speaker 2: shared by V. V. Ramaswamy. Say what you want about

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Speaker 2: the man. He is very big on Ohio energy dominance

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Speaker 2: and he also is an above the board strategy. So

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Speaker 2: it's one more race that I'm counting on for my

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Speaker 2: listeners to consider as we move forward to November.

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Speaker 1: Americans for Prosperity.

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Speaker 2: You got a website you want to direct my listeners too,

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Speaker 2: so they can get engaged and help out with the

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Speaker 2: door knocking, Donovan.

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Speaker 3: AFP action dot Com. Go to AFP action dot com,

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Speaker 3: sign up, get in the fight. We're gonna have tons

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Speaker 3: of opportunities to get involved, reach out. It's gonna take

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Speaker 3: everybody across the state of Ohio getting in this fight

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Speaker 3: to help make sure.

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Speaker 1: You know, the work we did in twenty twenty four

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Speaker 1: doesn't go to waste. We worked really hard to put

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Speaker 1: Shared Brown into retirement. We're not going to let him

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Speaker 1: come back in twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 2: I love your optimism, Donovan Neiel. We'll talk again next week.

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Speaker 2: Have a great week, my friend, and keep up the

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Speaker 2: great work at AFP seven four