you don t know. that would not be my first choice. hopefully our great movement powered by everyday citizens will overcome the sickness that is plaguing our politics and our media. i ll tell you what, our media is, indeed sick. and it s making our country sick. and we re going to stop it. [ cheers and applause ] we re going to stop it, folks. all right, let s get on, now, let s get on to another subject. but isn t it god that we talk about that? who thinks i shouldn t talk? who thinks i shouldn t talk about it? does anybody think that? okay, i agree. when somebody you know, a long time ago with when you get hit, you hit back, you don t just say i didn t get hit, i didn t get hit. when you get hit we are
the warnings and many of them, they do know what to do. yesterday, brooke, i was out almost to the panhandle of oklahoma, almost touching the texas panhandle, and we were up there in an eyeglass supply company using their wifi, and the ladies behind the counter looked at me and said, make it stop. there s just too many days of this in a row. make it go away. and we had this tornado drought for the last four months, basically until the moore day. 250 tornados on the ground and there should have been 500. now we are making up for just day after day after day and they are weary. they are storm weary, and i just don t want people to let their guard down because we ve had so many days i didn t get hit, i didn t get hit. this could be a big day for people in central oklahoma. chad, standby for me. guys, do we still have samantha