Speaker 1: We're gonna start with Anne in Loeull and great to
Speaker 1: have you on program High. Thank you, Mr. You are
Speaker 1: wonderful and you are my daily tutor. Well, thank you,
Speaker 1: I do thank you for what you do for our country.
Speaker 1: I called to tell you that on April nineteen, I
Speaker 1: attended a tea Party rally in Louisville. I estimate guess
Speaker 1: that there were somewhere between three hundred fifty four hundred
Speaker 1: fifty people. There were thirty two chairs cross about twenty
Speaker 1: rows deep, probably three four rows unoccupied. So we got
Speaker 1: zero coverage in the media, right, less than zero, not
Speaker 1: even not even a little word on page whatever, because
Speaker 1: they think the tea party has gone dormant, They think
Speaker 1: the tea party doesn't exist anymore, Tea parties going out
Speaker 1: of existence. It just it's but you're not a protest
Speaker 1: movement anymore. You're now organizing and trying to get people
Speaker 1: um or even towards helping others win elections. Yeah, we are.
Speaker 1: And the crowd there was so classy, so dignified, and
Speaker 1: I would say probably contributed to a small amount of
Speaker 1: global warming, although maybe the occupy can top that, but
Speaker 1: which also got tops of coverage. Actually, the occupy movement
Speaker 1: in louisvill was here until April. They didn't get kicked
Speaker 1: out until April, and they were in the news off
Speaker 1: the time, but not a word about that tea party.
Speaker 1: And I just called to tell you and America to
Speaker 1: please keep going to tea party. Movements were alive and well,
Speaker 1: well I know that it is. And the interesting thing
Speaker 1: here is the news media trying to convince everybody Occupy
Speaker 1: Wall Street is alive and well and that the Tea
Speaker 1: Party is dead, when it's just the exact opposite. Thanks
Speaker 1: and