Thanks so much for being here and listening! YAY! <<<TRANSCRIPT>>> Alright, hello, welcome to the GDP. This is take two of figuring out doing a live. Last week I tried to do it and it didn't, I did not see the record button. So I thought it was just recording because I went live. I think I thought it was an automatic thing and now I know that we can just hang out without it recording. And this one is actually for a live recording. Anyway, I think I'm having a hard time being live right now and talking because last week I did record a message and it was very heartfelt and sincere and I want to do it again because it affected me so much. But it took a few days to summon the courage and the energy to do it. Like everyone, I'm sure we all know that Charlie Kirk passed tragically and the world was watching. For me the experience of finding out that he had passed and how he passed happened in an unexpected way and I wasn't looking for it, I had gone into an app to just message someone and the video played automatically of his death. And I just took the air out of my lungs, I couldn't speak, I lost my voice. I was affected so deeply by what I had witnessed. And I think that that happened because I relate so much to Charlie. I love young people. I could easily see myself on a college campus somewhere having the conversations that I'm having. The great discovery project is for those people that are just getting out there . This is my age group, this is my wheelhouse, I relate so deeply to what he was doing. I'm not making a political comment, what I'm saying is this is someone that was out there connecting and communicating and that's what I want to be doing. So on that level, I just lost my voice and I lost my power and I could not believe that that happened and immediately my mind went to a place where I was reflecting on why did this happen and I feel like it's an indictment of the American education system . I truly believe it's evidence of a faltering failed system and it goes back all