SPEAKER_04 0:00

And you're listening to iTalk 1067 FM, the voice of the mountain, your host 24. So glad you're really with us today. Hey, I'm really thrilled. I have a first-time guest. We have uh Senate President Warren Peterson on the phone. And uh how are you today?

SPEAKER_01 0:15

Doing great. Thanks for having me on the show.

SPEAKER_04 0:17

Thanks for being with us because we're going to talk about the budget with him, which you guys just did. But first, um uh Warren Peterson is running for for AG Attorney General, and a lot of us have been pretty frustrated about the current administration that we have. So before we get to that, yes, exactly. So um tell us a little bit about yourself, your background.

SPEAKER_01 0:39

Sure. Yeah, so I'm third generation Gilbert resident. So got Deep Roots in Gilbert. Um come from a big family. In fact, we all uh live right next door to each other. We got a kind of a little compound. We got eight one-acre lots, and all my siblings are are right next to each other, which is really nice. Um I was elected back to the legislature back in 2012, served in a lot of positions, uh commerce chair, rules chair, judiciary chairman, majority leader, and I'm now going into my fourth year as the uh Senate president. So it's a brief intro for you.

SPEAKER_04 1:16

Nice, nice. And um and uh one thing since we're off the top two, how do people what is your website Facebook page where people can get more information too?

SPEAKER_01 1:26

Sure. Yeah, so uh my website for the A G race is Peterson4A G dot com.

SPEAKER_04 1:33

Peterson4A G dot com.

SPEAKER_00 1:35

Okay, that's with an E.

SPEAKER_04 1:37

Okay, there you go.

SPEAKER_00 1:38

P-E-S-E-N, yeah.

SPEAKER_04 1:40

Say spell that one more time.

SPEAKER_00 1:42

Uh P-E-T-E-R-S-E-N. S-E-N on Peterson.

SPEAKER_04 1:46

Okay. So getting back to my little remark there, um our current A G, the current administration, it really scares a lot of us the direction Arizona has taken. Um how are you what are your feelings on that if you become A G or or how important this race is to all people?

SPEAKER_01 2:04

Yeah, no, the governor's race and AG's race are so important. I think they're and well, I mean they're all important. The SOS, all these races are so important. Um these the the current administration is taking us towards California, and I do not want to allow Arizona to turn into California. The current Attorney General's priorities are political activism, political w lawfare, and environmental radicalism. I want to take us back to the core function of the office, which should be fighting crime, defending our laws in the Constitution, and rooting out fraud and corruption. And that is why I have uh for the first time ever in Arizona history, as the challenger, I have received all of the major law enforcement endorsements, and Chris Mays has received zero. This has never happened before. I think it says more about her than it says about me.

SPEAKER_04 3:00

Exactly. Exactly. And the other thing is so frustrating, she seems like she spends more money and more time you know with the Trump derangement thing, just trying to fight it's so weird instead of doing things for Arizonans.

SPEAKER_01 3:13

100%. She's got over 40 lawsuits against the Trump administration, millions of dollars. This is money that should be used to keep Arizona safe. If your listeners that have are currently in law enforcement or have worked in law enforcement before know that there's never enough money to um, you know, go after everything, so it turns into priorities. Well, here she is using her funds, these precious taxpayer dollars, on I like what you said, Trump derangement syndrome. And uh now that's money that you know could have been used to keep Arizona safe. You look at California, I mean you literally had uh the smash and grabs, and there was a period there where people are just stealing things from stores, you had stores shutting down. Um that is literally the direction our current AG is taking us and why law enforcement has supported me, and I'm gonna turn that around.

SPEAKER_04 4:05

Awesome. That's uh please save us. Yeah. Well, and and the and the other thing you mentioned about the um green stuff. I mean, Katie Hobbs, along with the AJ with every I mean, they are just marching right over, uh, you know, taking our state lands, basically, our state trust lands and throwing up massive solar and wind all over everywhere. And we've been facing that here in the White Mountains too.

SPEAKER_01 4:30

Yeah, it's totally insane. They are um pushing uh the Green New Deal, basically. Um even even my uh primary opponent has pushed the Green New Deal, so he's got a book for kids. All these folks, I mean Chris May is even my primary opponent, they're very much environmentalists and they're going after these. Uh they're trying to use things that just don't work. You need things that are reliable, they have a base load that that uh is always working 24-7, things like coal, things like nuclear. Um, but these wind turbines, they're ugly. Uh they break. You can't get rid of them once they're uh broken. They're hideous, um, and they're not effective, and they're an environmental disaster for the animals. And that's the kind of crazy stuff they're pushing. Ironically, Chris, the uh current Corpcom, which we swept in the last election, we now have five Republicans, they are trying to get rid of all the standards that got put in 20 years ago. Well, guess who put those standards in? Chris Mays, when she was on the corporation. She she literally created the Green New Deal, and now the current Corpcom is trying to undo it, and she's suing the Corpcom to try to force them to keep these Green New Deal things. It's insanity.

SPEAKER_04 5:48

That is so crazy. And and that's a sad part too, is we see ranchers getting run off, you know, and and and that was not the intention of our State Trust Lens, too. And we're they're checkerboarded all across northern Arizona. So it's uh it's a a big fight, but we're really excited to uh change, you know, administrations. I always say go Biggs or go home. And you guys can, you know, to try to get these. And you guys have um Andy Biggs yourself, you have Trump's endorsement.

SPEAKER_01 6:17

Yeah, so I'm honored to have um Andy Biggs endorsement. Um President Trump has not actually endorsed yet in the AG race. He gave me a shout-out and said he acknowledged me and he said I'm the candidate who will turn the race around or turn the state around this fall. So they ha it's it's not official um yet, but they have certainly spoken spoken very well of me.

SPEAKER_04 6:41

Good, good. Well that's good. Okay, and then also talking about other things, um, in this race, um, what are the biggest differences for the primary between you and the person you're running against? Glassman.

SPEAKER_01 6:54

Yeah, well, thanks for asking that question. I mean, the biggest uh a few of the things, there's a lot of things, and people can go to my website to look at this, but the biggest thing is I'm the only lifelong conservative in this race. Um he has changed his parties four times. Um his only record that he has is a liberal record of when he served as a Democrat on the Tucson Council, when he ran to be the Democrat Party chairman twice, when he was Raul Grijalva's aide. I don't know if you guys know Raul Grijalva up there in the north, but Rao Grijalva is a very liberal congressman in southern Arizona, and my primary opponent was his aide for four years, called him his mentor. He's also selling a book right now on Amazon that is basically the Green New Deal for children, and it's dedicated to Ruben Gallego. You can go buy the book right now on Amazon.

SPEAKER_04 7:47

Dedicated to Ruben Gallego?

SPEAKER_01 7:49

Yeah. And it's still, I mean, it's for sale right now on Amazon.

SPEAKER_04 7:52

So I know his wife and unf wife has a big, big, big uh green act kind of a whole background, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 8:02

Oh yeah, no, this is yeah, this is the reality. So it's like, okay, are we going to trust some promises from somebody who's changed four times? Um I he's acting like he's me. You could just vote for me. You know what I mean? It's like I have the proven, I've got the proven because I'm been ranked number one, two or three over the last fourteen years um at the legislature as one of the most conservative legislators down there. And that's why I have the overwhelming support from law enforcement, from the legal community. Four conservative attorneys general have endorsed me, four conservative county attorneys have endorsed me. I was recruited to run by a former assistant attorney general. So I mean I've got I really do have the overwhelming support from everybody who has worked, you know, for this office or who has a big interest in bringing this office back to what it should be.

SPEAKER_04 8:52

Yeah, turning things around. And let's talk about the budget that just got passed. A lot of good things in that, right?

SPEAKER_01 8:59

Absolutely. Um, something really exciting. We just got a letter from the White House uh probably two weeks ago, and they thanked us because Arizona is the first state in the whole country to deliver the full Trump tax cuts.

SPEAKER_04 9:13

Finally, yeah. You know, a lot of people didn't know that. That they just thought when Trump did these tax cuts that we automatically were living that, and I'm kind of like, no, no, not yet. Katie Hobbes is holding that back, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 9:25

Yeah, you're exactly right. And this is something people need to know, especially for the general. So there's the federal tax cuts, which of course Congress did, but then you have state income tax, and we wanted to pass on all those Trump tax cuts to the state uh level. And Katie Hobbs vetoed that three times. We we held firm, our whole Republican delegation said we will not leave until she signs this. Finally, the fourth time she signed it, and guess what she's doing now? Now she's taking credit for this is a very good thing.

SPEAKER_04 10:00

Because she wants to, she yeah, she vetoes it a million times and then takes credit because she's running. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 10:07

Yeah, no, it's totally insane. So we really need to make sure people remember what actually happened when it's Biggs would have signed that on the first time and not um the only reason she signed it is because we put it on her desk four times.

SPEAKER_04 10:20

Yeah, yeah. Pushed it, pushed it. And have you ever heard of anyone with more vetoes than Katie Hobbs?

SPEAKER_01 10:27

No. She's got the she's the veto queen. She definitely she definitely has the record, and and the the media just gives her a pass. Um she's vetoing crazy stuff, you know, stuff that protects our girls in sports, stuff that protects girls in private spaces, stuff that protects kids from drag queens and our Second Amendment rights, our freedoms, all this stuff, and no mention of it um at all by the media, which is no surprise. I mean, her husband is reportedly a a gen a gender transition therapist. I mean, these people are are crazy that are up at the top here.

SPEAKER_04 11:04

And you know, I wish everyone would look at but just look at all the videos. My my family's originally from Seattle and they all ran from there. Oh my god. So my relatives, I know it it just Seattle has just if you look at the Democrat run cities, please take a good close look. And and this, you know, when the socialistic kind of socialism and communism and all those things run and the Dems are running them, it it becomes su they become such scary places.

SPEAKER_01 11:32

Oh, absolutely. And Seattle, I think that's a place uh like they'll arrest you for cutting down trees or something. I mean you've got the most beautiful places, beautiful uh you know, there's these are California, Seattle, these places are so beautiful, and the Democrats just run it into the ground. It's it's unreal.

SPEAKER_04 11:52

Yeah, it's it's really sad. Uh, you know, and the races that recently watching what's happened with the voting and everything else. And um, so are there some things we uh you know, you hit the office, you become A G, if you become A G, what are the first things that that are your big uh the big changes within the office, the way it runs, or whatever else, the thing ideas you have?

SPEAKER_01 12:15

Yes, ma'am, and there there is a lot of change that's going to need to happen. But first of all, I'm gonna walk in on day one, and the whole priorities of the office are gonna change on day one, because right now it's hers are political lawfare, environmental radicalism, and I'm gonna walk in on day one, 400 attorneys, and it's gonna be guys, we fight crime, we keep Arizona safe, we defend the law and the Constitution, and we're gonna root out all the fraud and corruption. If you can't get on board, there's the door right there. We've got a bunch of these lawsuits that are frivolous that need to be uh dropped on day one. And um, yeah, yeah, absolutely. So there's a lot of changes, and when it comes to election integrity, she has gutted the election integrity unit. I helped form that. Um I am going to put together the most robust election integrity unit that the state of Arizona has ever had. I have a long history. Um I I know I don't have enough time talk to dig into this, but I've got a long history of of uh mi you know working on election integrity here in Arizona.

SPEAKER_04 13:15

Yeah, and election integrity is so important. All you have to do is look at what's happening in California in this last race. Oh my gosh, all these ballots that appear and all this stuff at the end. And then then the other thing too, the our law enforcement. And and keeping crime at bay because that's that is that's what you see happen to those. And Arizona is pivotal, everybody. We all need to show up and vote in the primary. We need to we if we show up. Like we did, you know, during Trump's uh and all that stuff. We show up, we can turn this whole thing around. But we all midterm, sometimes Republicans are a little lazy. We need to all show, you know.

SPEAKER_01 13:53

Yeah, no, you're right. In the midterms, y there's a phenomenon that happens. Um, you know, there's theories why this happens, but if you have a Republican president, the Republicans have headwinds. If you have a Democrat president, the Democrats have headwinds. So we we have those midterm headwinds, but we have added a hundred thousand Republicans since this the last time we had the midterms. And so my race, the AG's race, was decided by two hundred and eighty votes last year.

SPEAKER_04 14:23

I remember it gives me goosebumps. I remember watching that and just thinking, no way, every day I go onto the state, you know, site and just look every day and just 200 votes. See, people, if you don't think your vote counts, 200 votes decided by.

SPEAKER_01 14:38

And it just shows, I mean, with the 100,000 delta that we now have, we can absolutely win this race if we all get out and work hard. I've been elected official for a long time, but first and foremost, I'm a precinct committee man. What that means is I make sure Republican wins, I get out the vote. So ballots are dropping in two days. I'm gonna be knocking doors every single day, even Saturday and Sunday, to make sure everyone wins. The legislators, um, everybody. And we got to do that now, and we got to do that in the fall, and we will take Arizona back.

SPEAKER_04 15:10

Awesome. Okay, everybody. Remind us about your website and Facebook page again.

SPEAKER_01 15:15

Yes, it's uh peterson4ag.com, or you can just Google my name and it it'll you'll pull that up and a whole long history of my conservative record. Um, thank you so much for having me on your program and uh anytime I'd love to come back.

SPEAKER_04 15:29

Yes, yes, and let us know if you're coming back up to the White Mountains. I know you were visiting here. I heard a lot of good things, and just let us know if you're coming back and uh what's going on down there at the legislature if you have something else new for us, okay? Just shoot me a text. All right, everybody. Um Senator Warren Peterson, a running for AG office here in Arizona. Thank you so much for calling in.

SPEAKER_00 15:51

Thank you.

SPEAKER_04 15:52

Okay, and you have a great day. All righty, everybody, keep it right here. iTalk 1067 FM The Voice of the Mountain. And you're listening to iTalk 1067 FM The Voice of the Mountain of your host, Janine Ford, on the phone with uh yes, Representative Andy Biggs. We are so excited to have you on the phone. And I'll tell you what, you've been running all over Arizona recently, right?

SPEAKER_02 16:17

Yes, I have. I'm on my way to Tucson as we speak.

SPEAKER_04 16:20

And you caught you had a really good debate. You feel good about that?

SPEAKER_02 16:25

Yeah, I think the debate went well. And um even ChatGPT said I won it, Janine. That's kind of fun.

SPEAKER_04 16:32

There you go. See, now we got ChatGPT involved. That's cool. Okay, but more importantly, today is Monday, June the 22nd, and early voting starts what, in like two days?

SPEAKER_02 16:44

Yes, in two days uh ballots start hidden. I should and people should be looking for the ballots in their mailbox if they're if they're uh getting an early ballot. And so uh uh yeah, really important that they fill out that ballot and and take it in if they don't don't not trust in the mail and hand carry it into uh you know, usually the counting i is gonna have some places to drop them off, but but we want to get people in and get them get those votes in, get them early and get them counted.

SPEAKER_04 17:13

Yes, and we have um a lot of early voting sites that are super easy to walk into and the Navajo County Republican committee has those online and we talk about them a an awful lot. That that site is very user-friendly, and so it there's no excuses. And one thing sometimes is that Republicans can get a little bit lazy about this whole voting thing sometimes during the midterm, but we can't be complacent this time, right?

SPEAKER_02 17:41

Right. This is too important. Uh uh some big races. We need to uh we should get a big turnout in the primary, which leads typically to a big turnout in the general. And we've we've got to win it, we've got to get a turnout uh to uh make sure that uh every ballot is counted, make sure that the Republicans win top to bottom in the state.

SPEAKER_04 18:01

Yeah, yeah, we need to turn things around because uh all you have to do is look at videos of these blue state blue cities and how they have gone downhill and the shift in our country. We need to shift Arizona back badly, right?

SPEAKER_02 18:18

Uh absolutely. Um if you go to and look around LA, you get a feel for what happens when the blue states start doing what they want to do. And I'll just tell you, people need to remember that Katie Hobbs, she vetoed everything. Like uh she vetoed the anti-Sharia bill, she vetoed election integrity bill, she vetoed no boys and girls sports, locker rooms or bathroom bills. She's as radical as Gavin Newsom or Tim Waltz or uh just uh any any left-wing radical governor that we have in these states that are uh failing. And uh that's that's Katie Hobbs.

SPEAKER_04 18:58

Yeah, and you know, we see where she's just turning over our state trust lands, taking away from ranchers and just throwing on solar tur and turbines and all the green new lies. She's got that all going on too, which is scary for us up here, you know.

SPEAKER_02 19:13

Yes, yes, a hundred percent. I mean, you think about that rancher down there, how long uh how long has he his family been ranching in Arizona and uh had had the leaseholds, etc. And now you've got a governor saying, Well, you know, we're gonna we're gonna basically uh close that down and and put up solar solar farms.

SPEAKER_03 19:34

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04 19:35

I've had like four I've had like four ranchers on my show, but then I have like about eight others that are afraid to come on. They're afraid. You know?

SPEAKER_02 19:43

Yeah, and that's that's the weaponization of your government against against the uh the American people. That's uh that's what we have here.

SPEAKER_04 19:52

Exactly. And we have to we just really need to all show up. We can see um how devastating it can be for a lot of those blue states and everything. Now let's I know you're in wa Arizona right now. You're running for governor, okay, d doing all the hard work, and then tomorrow you're gonna race back to Washington, D.C. again. I wanted to ask your feelings about the Senate and just being clogged like on the Save America Act and just these different things in Thune. What's up with that?

SPEAKER_02 20:19

Well, it's one of the most frustrating things we we see. I mean, uh uh this is an 80-20 issue. I mean, m the majority of Democrats support uh the the contents of the Save America Act. So two weeks ago or so, uh John Thune put a statement out saying the Save America Act is dead. And and I actually at that point picked up my phone and I called um President Trump uh to to to have this discussion. I was because I was so bugged by this. And and and since then you've seen President Trump has has come out, he said no FISA without the Save America Act. Uh this the other the other bill that they're trying to get through that they say is a must-pass, he said that has to have Save America Act. He's he's trying to put the uh use his leverage. Uh my guess is he might start vetoing bills if they don't put the Save America Act. But Stone keeps saying, well, they're just not the votes aren't there, and that's what uh I'm trying to remember who else. Another senator said this uh two days ago. And uh that's a that's a crying shame because I think you need to put the bill on the floor and let the American people see which people are for this and which are against it. Because like I say, it's an eighty-twenty, so I'm sure some Democrat voters are gonna say, no, we we we gotta do better than this.

SPEAKER_04 21:41

I know, I I just don't get the whole thing. And Thune is catching a lot of flack online, you know, with memes and all kinds of stuff. And uh I just I just I I would love to because I love to I take you know, I get a screenshot of some of them that vote certain ways and it's just uh you know, sometimes it's just A shocker. You're like, what? You know? So, and are there other things back in Washington that you're working on right now that are like in really important issues?

SPEAKER_02 22:10

Well, we continue to work on fraud issues and trying to get those uh uh cleaned up and um you're finding out I I have a feeling that we're gonna reopen Fauci investigation because now we have the the goods, the receipts that he did lie to Congress, that he and um the question is whether the the Joe Biden pardon forgives him of everything, and I'm not sure it does. But uh so they're talking about r renewing uh uh an investigation on Fauci uh and uh you're talking about just pushing uh some spending bills have got to be going through now. They're about to do a a housing bill. And Janine, I need to talk to you about this housing bill. We all agree that that we need to get more affordable housing, but doing a government subsidy uh isn't the way to get there. And uh what they're proposing is coming back from the Senate, as bad as the House bill was, and it wasn't good, the Senate bill now puts back um uh Warren uh uh Warren, you know, Pocahontas Warren's stuff back into that bill and features them prominently. And that's that's not good. And they they're gonna basically pass that with all the Democrats, because now Democrat bill, and a few Republicans. That's what they'll do. And and to me, I think we we control, we're the Republicans, and we're putting basically a Democrat bill on the floor.

SPEAKER_04 23:40

Yeah, but we can't put the ones we really want. That is just crazy, and I I just I don't get and that's the other thing. One thing I think about with our state trust lands, some of those can be sold for housing, right? You've talked about that, and then that that helps to lower the cost of housing.

SPEAKER_02 23:59

That's correct. Uh look, we have eight and a half million acres of state trust land, and some of it runs right in in Scottsdale, uh Sierra Sierra Vista has it right in the in city limits, all all all kinds all kinds of land right in the cities that that you could sell for commercial or or uh uh residential development that would help reduce the cost uh of uh home homes for homebuyers. And and it's just uh not been done on the part of this governor. This governor just wants to keep giving subsidies. That's what she wants.

SPEAKER_04 24:36

Yeah. And uh yeah, it's just crazy and spending tons and tons of money. And um and the other thing, too, is our the the even the uh you know fighting crime is just that like you look at the blue cities and in talking and in just um talking with uh Senator Warren Peterson also, the lack of R the AG that's in place right now, just totally uh, you know, the Trump derangement syndrome. That's all she's spending her money on is trying to fight Trump. It just cr is crazy instead of local issues and supporting law enforcement and all that.

SPEAKER_02 25:08

Absolutely right. She's I believe it's 42 lawsuits she's brought against the Trump administration, uh hasn't won any of them. Then you have uh look, you've got the governor who's under criminal investigation for pay for play. You've got the Indian Health Service scandal, which is at least a $2.8 billion fraud.

SPEAKER_03 25:28

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 25:28

And actually actually, what did she do when that when that came out and Medicaid fraud came out? What she did is she basically shut down all these providers. And uh what happened is people died because of that, because you actually had people who are supposed to get the benefit benefits, they died. Oh because there's no no more services. And the the media around here won't pick up on it, but that's the that's the facts, Jack.

SPEAKER_04 25:53

And see, and the whole fraud thing, I just wonder how much fraud and waste has been happening in Arizona, and I'm sure we'll hear about that later. So um what other um things that do you want people of the White Mountains to know right now? Updates.

SPEAKER_02 26:07

Uh well, we we continue to work on water, we can continue to work on uh land management. Uh that's that's our plan. We're gonna we'll be there. Uh I think I'm gonna be up in the the mountains uh in a few weeks. I can't remember the date. Uh I'm all over the state, as you say, Janine. And and and we're not forgetting anybody uh because we're all Arizonas. We're all Arizona.

SPEAKER_04 26:32

And you mentioned water and up on the reservation, they declared a state of emergency. Um all of us are you know so worried about water and uh and all of that. That's gonna be a that's gonna be the biggest with this whole Colorado, I mean the whole Colorado River, you know, negotiation, just all these things that are going on. It's it's pretty scary for Arizona.

SPEAKER_02 26:52

Yeah, we're we're fighting on that, and uh I think I think our governor is just kind of too docile to do anything on it. But what we keep there's there's an agreement in the southern basin and the lower basin states, California, Nevada, and Arizona. Um we met with uh uh reclamation. They don't really necessarily want to accept that, but they're they continue to be in the in the bag for the nort uh upper basin states, and we continue to uh make our try to make our case to the feds that that they need to fix this. I'm afraid that's gonna end up in litigation because of the lack of leadership of Katie Hobbs. Um in the meantime, we've got a a a mess of water underground, and we have to basically put the infrastructure together to clean up that water and and move that water around the state. And as we do that, uh that's that's something that we can do in kind of a mid-range deal. Um but uh there's some the Navajo is Navajo has just uh made a settlement and uh that I think we'll be voting on uh and improving uh soon. I think that there's a chance to for us to continue to working with them and some of the other tribes who have uh substantial uh water allotment. So so this is an an all-Arizona issue that can be solved in Arizona with the right leadership.

SPEAKER_04 28:21

Yeah. And that that settlement that they're reaching, does that have to do with other people's wells and things like that in the White Mountains that are not on the reservation?

SPEAKER_02 28:30

No, I don't believe so. I think this is fo being focused strictly on the Colorado settlement.

SPEAKER_04 28:35

Oh, the Colorado, that's right. Okay, good. And also one thing I like that I'd heard too, you have really good ideas as far as, you know, like if there's an AI center, different things of them using like recycling water, right? And then bringing their own power in.

unknown 28:51

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04 28:51

Like a mini nuclear.

SPEAKER_02 28:53

Yeah, yeah, that's right. And they and they have to they have to pay for all the infrastructure and they can't uh basically encroach on the the resources that are are being used by current uh and and actually future uh residential and com uh commercial uh users. So we have to protect that. And uh one of the ways that we're trying to to lead on that is uh and and I have an amendment being proposed in this uh next bill that's going forward, uh, is that the one of the SMRs that President Trump has uh said have to go in and the next by the end of 2027 needs to go to Luke Air Force Base. And so myself, Gosar, Crane, Hamiday, Ciscomani, we're all in on that, uh trying to get that done. And we're gonna we're gonna see if we can get that amendment on. And that would mean Luke gets it, which means that as these things get skip more scalable, uh, and it'll take a few years for them to get scalable, uh that's when you can take care of these other issues as well.

SPEAKER_04 29:56

Very cool. All right. Okay, well, uh Representative Andy Biggs, we so appreciate all the hard work you're doing. Um anything else. Oh, you know what? I wanted to also mention what is your website, your Facebook page where people can uh learn more about everything going on.

SPEAKER_02 30:13

Yeah. Yeah, that's that's so so unofficial site is BiggsforArizona.com. Biggsfor Arizona.com.

SPEAKER_04 30:23

Okay, bigsforarizona.com. There you go to get all your information. And I I know you can everybody can follow him on Facebook, put Andy Biggs in there, and you'll see all kinds of cool stuff all the time, and uh you can share it. Okay. Well, Representative Andy Biggs, thank you so much. Have a great day and have a safe journey back to Washington tomorrow.

SPEAKER_02 30:43

Thanks, Janine. I appreciate it. You take care.

SPEAKER_04 30:46

You too. All right, bye-bye. Bye bye. And everybody keep it right here. ITalk 1067 FM, the voice of the mountain.