And youre going to hear a lot of that over the next 12 hours. I want to tenp you something c;s to bes pz optimistic about as we kick off my partdh there are in americans a deep there are deep reserves of feelings that america is a lot more about countrytg than its about the federal register. There is in america a deep skepticism of the idea that you can centrally plan all of life. Weve got things that youre going to hear about. Senator lee did a great job in the last sessionu ptalking about the crisis of ther three branches that check and balance one another. Theres polling showing only about 38 of the voting public know that we have three branches of government. So when we have a crisis of a legislature thats for decades kicked legislative and lawmaking authority to the executives, and we have an executive that just claim the authorities that violate his constitutional oath, theren crisis. But there is also great opportunity for us. And that is that the American People deeply believe
Our people built the farms, the ranches, the schools, the4 5n churches, the not for profit associations, the cpac, almost everything meaningful in American Life happened just as senator lee said by voluntaryism. We have to tell the story of washington existing to. I framework for liberty so life can be6 n community. At the end of the day, the meaning of america is about that voluntary civil;;in society by which neighbors come to neighbor and solve their problems together, not by the coercive powers of5ubw the state but by persuasion and entrepreneurial activity and by med÷lrst institutions. And i think we need to talk about that some today. Thank you. [ applause ] thank you, senator. And next speaking well have charlie kirk from turning point usa. He saw that americans, especially millennials, didnt understand Economic Issues as well as they should, and decided to do something about it. So he found edored turning point usa. Lets hear a little bit from him. Thank you. [ applause ] than