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Okay? So, I’m 72. I’ve been doing this. I’ve really been doing the constitutional movement for law enforcement and for sheriffs since 1983. And right now, my wife and I really want to focus on our son’s charges in Kentucky and on our 50th anniversary and our help. And am I ever going to quit CSPOA? No. But do we want to get another sheriff involved in doing what I do? Yes. And we think we have that, but we don’t have the money to pay. So, that’s just the facts of life that we are battling here at CSPOA.

And to go and have that event, we want to have one in New York and try to rally the sheriffs there. That’s going to take money. We are now planning one with Sheriff Sanger in Washington state because we want to go there and expose what that state is doing. And we’re going to expose the truth about our lawsuit and that a governor can’t do just whatever he wants to control the Office of Sheriff. That’s against the law. He has no lawful authority over the sheriffs in Washington. That belongs to the people, not to the governor.

And we will make that very clear when we get to Washington and have that conference. And I think we’ll get a couple of sheriffs from Florida to come help us with that. But where do we get them? Folks, we still have lots of work to do. And many of your questions bear that out. And so, look, things are moving in the right direction. And if we all have to, maybe we’ll all have to just move to Florida. Sometimes you’ve got to move. This idea of being able to, quote, decertify your elected sheriff.

There’s an article here in the reflector I’ll throw it in for people to read. But it’s really disgusting. It’s unbelievable the sort of things that these people are, you know. And is that one of the things happening in Washington state? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And it, I mean, for anyone to go along with the, I mean, so obviously the people that have, you know, are writing these things, she said, law enforcement’s interaction with communities that lack permanent immigration status are important for cooperation, safety, protection, however many in the community are concerned that the officials will cooperate with federal immigration authorities.

And it goes on to say the state law prevents law enforcement from participating in immigration enforcement. And this whole idea of her diatribe here, this person, Vanessa, somebody, director of Northeast immigrant rights is saying, you know, the sheriff gets in the way of that. And having the communities just be able to decertify him is in any kind of way. It is absolutely absurd. What if we could decertify everybody then, you know, I don’t like what you’re saying. So we’re going to get you certified. No wonder they don’t, no wonder they don’t have certification courses for legislators or governors.

No, they don’t get a certification. So yeah. And that’s actually one of the problems with the laws and states that say you have to be a certified peace officer in order to run for sheriff. No, you don’t. And they don’t have any business making those the state of Arizona. You can run for sheriff if you’re 18 years old and a registered voter. That’s the way it should be. You let the people choose. And sometimes they choose somebody who’s never even had law enforcement experience because they want somebody who knows and understands the constitution and the law of the land.

Right. And it has nothing to do with police training. I mean, like, they’re attempting and even in West Virginia to talk about the, you know, we need to have like five years or 10 years or whatever. No, you have to be a courageous, constitutional, loving individual who sees an opportunity to make things better. That’s all you have to be. And that’s what a good administrator, you know, maybe you’re a good manager, maybe you’re good with finances and you’re good with budgets. Okay. And then you have your under sheriff handle the law enforcement in.

So yeah, it’s all good. It’s all good. So anyway, I know it’s time to head out, but I just want to thank everybody. We had a miraculous and historic webinar today and we see in Florida what happens when sheriffs come together. And it is exactly what we proposed about six weeks ago, right here on this show. Yep. You said it exactly. And it’s happening. I don’t think that’s a coincidence, especially with all the flack you’re getting, you know, Jessica’s got a new article out and you’re on her high list. You’re going to speak out.

All right, folks, don’t forget csa.org slash donate or slash join. If you’d like to be a member of the posse and uh, uh, you know, somebody else, it might be interested in being a member of the posse or family members, et cetera. All they have to do is slash join. It’s inexpensive. It pays the bills. It makes this possible. [tr:trw].