You know, a lot of people and, and you call some of them friends, but a lot of us know you, and I'm very proud to tell my friends that yeah, George Santos. Yeah. He's a friend of mine.
Now, we're all going to forget about it and move on. Thank you so much for letting Kelly run your account and give us updates. Uh, I'm going to get with Jennifer.
Maybe we can make, we can make videos. We can push this stuff out video wise. We can get it out.
We can, I'm telling you, don't think that we're going to move on. Please don't think that. Okay.
We are going to stay on this. Savvy's absolutely right. You've got a lot of people and I'm very, very thankful that you've got a great team, uh, on your side out here.
That's the way I see you, brother. I absolutely mean it and understand. And real quick about Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, threw him in the fire.
It's about the power that George has through his laughs, his smiles, his wits, his ability to just bring sunshine to these, you know, crazy, intense and dark situations. I mean, I remember when the Speaker of the House was being exchanged for the new Speaker of the House, it was just very tense moments and two pace flying. And George was just back there in the cloak room, making sure I was having a good time calling people names and just like the ability to stay kind of steady optimism keeled through these crazy times.
I know you're going to go through a lot, but God doesn't give us more than we can handle. And one thing that Matt and I also live by is you can't let the process be the punishment. And the process is obviously, you know, very tumultuous for you, but we are all thinking of you, don't ever feel like you're alone in those moments when you think that, you know, you're not thought about and forgotten, we are sending so much love and optimism your way for you, for Matt, and we're going to carry our Georgisms throughout, you know, our days and our months.
So we love you, George. And I'm not, I'm going to leave it there before any of the tears come. I love you, Ginger.
