Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - July 03, 2026


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In this episode of The Riley Gaines Show, Riley sits down with former Navy SEAL and current Congressman John McDoherty (R-VA) to discuss his time in Congress and his thoughts on the recent assassination attempt on President Trump.

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00:00:30.000 Well, welcome to the Riley Gaines Show. We are live on the couch from Washington, D.C.
00:00:39.300 I've spent the day enjoying the Great American State Fair, seeing all of the wonderful things that the different exhibits have to offer.
00:00:45.740 But today we are sat down with Congressman John McGuire.
00:00:49.900 I was actually just telling him this off air.
00:00:52.760 One of the things that I love most about Congressman is just how ambitious he is, how willing he is.
00:01:00.740 I really do believe that majority of people who serve in the House or the Senate or, of course, in the 119th Congress, they do want to save America, but they don't always want to to take the necessary actions to achieve that goal.
00:01:14.820 Congressman McGuire, he is one of those people. And so thank you for joining. Just very excited to chat with you.
00:01:21.980 I want to start. You had a pretty exciting dinner last night.
00:01:25.860 Oh, yeah. What an honor. We were in the Oval Office last night, the Rose Garden Club.
00:01:30.000 President Trump has a group of legislators and other folks that have been with them nonstop all the way since they came down the escalator.
00:01:36.640 And by that, you know, I'm just honored to be part of that team.
00:01:38.680 And so we had a great dinner. We had a great conversation in the Oval Office.
00:01:42.800 We've got so many things going for our country.
00:01:44.780 If we can just start get everybody to row in the same direction, we can make a better future for all Americans.
00:01:50.260 Is President Trump the same as people imagined him to be?
00:01:54.960 You know, they see the clips of him, you know, on stage campaigning.
00:01:58.620 They watch him on the news.
00:02:00.140 Is he that same person behind closed doors when the cameras aren't rolling?
00:02:03.800 I think he's very genuine.
00:02:05.080 I mean, one-on-one, he's got a great sense of humor.
00:02:08.200 And it is shocking how knowledgeable he is on every subject.
00:02:12.720 And so I just find that remarkable.
00:02:14.020 And the guy could do anything.
00:02:15.840 I mean, very wealthy man.
00:02:16.920 He's at an age where he could do whatever he wants.
00:02:18.460 but he's sacrificing for our freedom. He loves our country. I think he would put an American flag
00:02:24.420 on every car and every house if he could. And I feel the same way. So I'm excited to be part of
00:02:29.080 the team. It really is amazing because objectively, I mean, President Trump, he's old, right? He's
00:02:36.140 80 years old. That's objectively an old age, but the way he is able to, I mean, the stamina that
00:02:42.860 he has. He doesn't sleep ever. His knowledge on topics, I totally agree with you.
00:02:48.640 Oh, I got to comment about that if you don't mind. So you remember the one big beautiful bill,
00:02:52.460 the work and family tax cut? Well, that's historic. I mean, a lot of people don't know,
00:02:56.560 but executive orders are temporary and they get frustrated by that. But what he did was he codified
00:03:01.580 28 executive orders in one bill. It's like four years of success in one bill. People don't talk
00:03:07.480 about that. But because it was such a historic bill and being a Navy SEAL veteran, you know,
00:03:12.180 we can sleep later when we're dead. They say, I said, I'm going to stay up through this whole
00:03:15.840 thing because it's part of history. I'm the only member that I know that stood up the whole night
00:03:19.380 all night long. So I was in a room with a phone call with President Trump at 3 a.m. He was more
00:03:24.840 awake than me. It's amazing. God doesn't sleep. So God's got a purpose for all of us. I believe
00:03:30.320 he saved him at Butler to save our country. You know, speaking of Butler and the assassination
00:03:36.420 attempt, plural, the assassination attempts that we have seen on President Trump's life,
00:03:43.300 obviously just what, like 10 months ago, we lost one of the most influential, effective
00:03:48.580 minds of our times, that being Charlie Kirk, especially when it came to influencing my
00:03:53.300 generation.
00:03:54.660 What do you make of the increasingly violent and extreme rhetoric that we've seen that
00:04:02.140 i believe certainly leads to uh deranged people who are willing to to attempt to commit these
00:04:08.680 atrocities is that something that you have noticed in congress as well it has in fact i have
00:04:12.800 legislation we could talk about that i'm working on to help with that i've received letters from
00:04:16.260 law enforcement all over the country but charlie kirk you know i certainly had an impact on your
00:04:20.580 generation but he had an impact on me and my generation as well and even today he can articulate
00:04:26.100 our christian values better than anyone i try but i can't do it better than most pastors to be honest
00:04:30.840 I'm telling you. I mean, really good. And we talk about our conservative views on life and on everything, liberty and pursuit of happiness.
00:04:39.280 I mean, I studied myself, but I can't keep up even now.
00:04:42.720 But no, he was great. And there is a much higher propensity for violence on the left.
00:04:47.540 And it seems like the left believe that police are bad, criminals are good and don't care about the victims.
00:04:52.920 So I've got a bill. It's called F.A.F.O.
00:04:55.340 Imagine this. You've got your little girl, a little boy in an ambulance and you've got to get them to the emergency room in 15 minutes or it's not going to make it.
00:05:04.060 And some people that are having a political protest in the middle of the road stops the ambulance from getting in the hospital and the child doesn't make it.
00:05:11.060 That's domestic terrorism. The U.S. Constitution gives us a right to peacefully assemble on the sidewalk and protest.
00:05:17.500 It does not give you the right to block roads, to set police cars on fire, to impede law enforcement, to block first responders, firefighters, ambulance folks.
00:05:27.160 So what happened is George Soros put these prosecutors all over the country that won't prosecute.
00:05:33.980 So this bill says that if they don't do their job, the U.S. attorney appointed by President Trump can step in and prosecute them to the full extent of the law.
00:05:42.180 We need to make some examples because you've seen what's going on in Minnesota and other places.
00:05:46.680 So I believe in limited government. But if we do anything, we need to keep you safe.
00:05:51.740 You should be able to walk down any street in America with your little boy, little girl and be safe.
00:05:55.780 So the F.A.F.O. bill. Oh, I love that. And a genius play on words.
00:06:01.160 And kind of mentioning domestic terrorism, we've seen a rise.
00:06:05.900 I mean, especially in the past few weeks, at least from from a public stage, it's being shown on Fox News all the time.
00:06:12.740 We've seen a rise of the democratic socialists of America and their influence on specifically on these congressional races.
00:06:21.640 Is that something that concerns you going into 2026?
00:06:26.660 What's really at stake here when talking about the rise of socialism?
00:06:31.340 Yeah, it very much concerns me. I met with a woman last week who's an expert on the subject.
00:06:35.980 She escaped communist China, and she said that socialism and communism are the same thing.
00:06:42.040 And they say socialism until they get power, and then they take over.
00:06:45.600 And this Supreme Court decision really concerns me.
00:06:48.640 Charlie Kirk, who I thank a lot of, he said that immigration without assimilation is an invasion.
00:06:56.780 So think about this.
00:06:57.660 We are not a communist country.
00:06:59.500 Our country, our rule of law is not perfect, but it's lifted more people out of poverty,
00:07:03.480 giving more people freedom and opportunity than any form of government in the history of man
00:07:08.200 because we're born with our god-given rights and they are enshrined in our founding documents
00:07:13.860 and even in the minority our constitutional republic gives everyone a voice so um china
00:07:21.300 communist china they've got 1.5 million birth i guess dual citizenship uh children that are now
00:07:28.940 at the age where they could vote. They could literally come in, and because Democrats have
00:07:33.140 same-day registration voting, they could sway elections all across our country. So I'm not
00:07:38.680 happy at all with that decision, but we are now working on legislation to stop it with legislation.
00:07:43.660 What about the other Supreme Court ruling that we saw yesterday? The Supreme Court ultimately ruled
00:07:50.400 to uphold states, the laws that states have passed in 27 states currently, to prevent men from
00:07:57.100 competing in women's sports within any educational program that receives federal funds that's right
00:08:02.160 long overdue huh absolutely and you know you and i we've known each other since i was in the
00:08:05.980 virginia general assembly and you've just been an inspiration to all of us to fight to protect
00:08:10.460 women i've been saying they've been trying to erase women how do 10 men win 10 women's beauty
00:08:17.580 pageants and you know and putting men in women's sports anyone that considers common sense important
00:08:22.980 or valuable, knew that it was wrong. And thank God the Supreme Court did the right thing.
00:08:27.320 Oh, right. We've reached this point where there's a faction of society and basically an entire
00:08:33.220 political party that is so detached from reality. This has inspired the Riley Gaines Act,
00:08:40.840 which you have really led the charge on. Tell us about this because I will say from my perspective,
00:08:47.180 there is no greater honor than lending to my voice and my name to such an important piece
00:08:52.660 of legislation. Tell us about it. Well, you've been a big inspiration, a big help. It's a team
00:08:56.220 effort. But the Raleigh and Canes Act basically says that if your daughter loses a scholarship,
00:09:01.260 a trophy, or a position on a team because of a boy and a girl's sport, or if she gets harmed,
00:09:07.620 it sets up a mechanism where you can sue that school to basically get damages. Because everything
00:09:14.060 that we've ever done, there's no accountability in there. And what about protecting the girls?
00:09:17.960 I love this so much. And it's something I mean, speak about pretty frequently in discussing this topic is there's not a great enforcement mechanism.
00:09:27.960 Of course, we have the Department of Justice and we have the Department of Education. First and foremost, they can't possibly keep up with every single school, every single institution, every single leader that's violating federal law.
00:09:38.760 But also it's a lengthy, long process. There is no immediate there. I totally agree with you that it needs to be expensive to harm girls and to harm women and to infringe on parental rights and to infringe on the safeguarding of children.
00:09:53.080 So I think this is genius. And again, I feel totally honored in lending my name to this. 0.98
00:09:58.960 I want you to talk about the American Dream Act as well, because when we're focusing on my generation, I think especially even young women.
00:10:07.320 What is it that that you have heard that are some of our biggest concerns and what's being done specifically in the American Dream Act to make sure that that we can live the American dream?
00:10:18.320 Well, everything, politicians have made some decisions.
00:10:20.800 They've doubled your taxes.
00:10:22.220 It's really just hard to afford things.
00:10:24.360 And so we want to lower the cost of living, not increase it.
00:10:27.080 So I'm about cutting taxes and making life easy.
00:10:30.300 So I spent three months.
00:10:31.400 I did an experiment.
00:10:32.560 Every time I met anyone 30 years old to 20 years old, I'd ask them two questions.
00:10:36.680 Number one, do you own a home?
00:10:38.400 Almost all of them said no.
00:10:39.900 I said, does anyone you graduated with own a home?
00:10:42.880 They almost all said a no.
00:10:43.720 it used to be 20 percent of home ownership in america was under age 30 now it's closer to one
00:10:50.060 percent and so i don't normally do this uh but i reached out to president trump and i said mr
00:10:55.420 president it's hard to be a socialist if you own property and he said something to the effect that
00:11:00.120 yes because socialism and communism take your property and it seems like young people in these
00:11:04.700 universities are not getting the right information and so um and and you guys don't have uh a future
00:11:11.000 financially. And we met a 24-year-old girl in DC. Her parents twisted her arm and said,
00:11:16.000 you got to buy a house right when she graduated college. And she said, that's my travel money. 1.00
00:11:20.180 But she bought a home. She's now 30 years old and she's financially ahead of everyone she
00:11:24.920 graduated with. And so then I met a guy, 65, no, 72 years old. He has 55 rental properties under
00:11:32.220 the value of $500,000 to $200,000. When you graduate a university or a trade school, you
00:11:38.020 can't afford a million-dollar house, but you might be able to afford a $300,000 fixer-upper,
00:11:44.220 start a family, build a future. So this bill says if you're age 65 or older and you sell your
00:11:51.620 property to a first-time buyer, there's a five-year moratorium on capital gains. And I got
00:11:56.380 to tell you, staffers on the Democrat side and Republican side come up to me every day and
00:12:00.600 whisper, that's my favorite bill. You're giving us a chance of the future. So it's the American
00:12:05.420 Dream Act is to loosen up supply and to help young people afford homes. And every real estate
00:12:11.260 lobbying firm in D.C. has endorsed the bill. Take your fantasy league strategy very seriously.
00:12:18.220 We get it. Ready to take your investment strategy seriously? We got you. Cooperators can give you
00:12:26.100 advice that's the real deal. Cooperators, get investments, insurance, and advice from someone
00:12:32.920 who gets you. Terms and conditions apply. So that's the American Dream app. I think it's
00:12:40.880 incredible. As I have grown older, now graduating college, of course, entering into that real adult
00:12:47.920 stage of life, now being 26, I've got a child, my husband and I, right? You start your family
00:12:53.460 and you're forced to think about these financial decisions and to have financial responsibility.
00:12:58.680 And I've realized now that the economic state of America is not the same economic state of America that my parents were starting this same phase of life in.
00:13:07.800 So I think this is critical. And I do think affordability is going to continue to be, you know, always, regardless of who's in the Oval Office,
00:13:14.840 will continue to be kind of top of of priorities for your everyday American, your everyday voter.
00:13:21.920 So thank you for doing what you're doing here. One more thing that I know you and I have talked about before,
00:13:26.120 But I have found so much interest in, and I think you explain it very well, and something that I didn't initially realize is the welfare programs that we have in this country, funded by taxpayers, so funded by you and me, that actually end up penalizing you for being married.
00:13:44.460 Can you kind of explain what I'm talking about here?
00:13:46.760 Yes, I'm on the Oversight Committee and I spent a good part of my first year in Congress with Elon Musk as part of the Doge Caucus finding waste, fraud and abuse in our country.
00:13:55.940 J.D. Vance believes that if we were able to eliminate all the waste, fraud and abuse, it would literally eliminate our national debt.
00:14:01.460 It's that bad. And I think all of America was watching what happened in Minnesota.
00:14:05.740 A lot of people said, I don't know if I'm paying criminals or paying taxes. It's not fair.
00:14:09.740 We want a return to fairness.
00:14:11.580 Well, in one of our committee sessions, we had experts on all the social net programs.
00:14:15.980 And I asked the simple questions in committee.
00:14:17.860 I said, how many social net programs do we have?
00:14:20.760 Like SNAP, WIC, and all that.
00:14:22.420 And I said, and the answer was 16.
00:14:24.300 So then my follow-up question was, how many of those incentivize single-parent homes?
00:14:29.620 All of them.
00:14:30.460 I think a lot of them, as a Christian, I believe that the government, especially Marxist,
00:14:35.780 communists, want to separate you from God.
00:14:37.260 They want you to worship government, and then they can give you your rights, which means they can take them away from you.
00:14:43.000 What's unique about our country is you're born with your rights, and they can't be taken away.
00:14:48.020 But these social net programs to get you dependent on government are, it's like, you know, I want to teach you how to fish, and then you can fish for life.
00:14:57.760 They want you dependent.
00:14:59.280 So the destruction of the breakdown of the nuclear family, I think, has caused a lot of problems in our country.
00:15:04.700 If you look at these cities like Chicago with crime, not having fathers in the home, we need programs that need to incentivize families.
00:15:12.480 And I like what Charlie Kirk said. He asked everybody to get married, have lots of babies.
00:15:16.260 We need more families, more babies, more freedom.
00:15:19.900 Yeah. And we live in a time where the birth rate decline is a serious issue.
00:15:26.660 It should be more pressing than I think is talked about from a national scale.
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00:16:06.180 Today is Faith Values and Inspiration Day
00:16:09.760 here at the Great American State Fair.
00:16:13.220 What does your faith mean to you?
00:16:15.280 You alluded to being a Christian.
00:16:16.780 What does it mean to you in the service
00:16:17.980 that you provide this country?
00:16:19.600 Well, you know, I know God has a purpose.
00:16:22.220 And, you know, you pray.
00:16:23.260 A lot of people say,
00:16:23.900 I don't know what I want to do with my life.
00:16:25.100 I say, well, if you pray on it,
00:16:26.180 God will give you the answer.
00:16:27.760 And it's not always the plan that you have.
00:16:29.860 but it hardly ever is it hardly ever is i mean i i gotta tell you i had a lot of people ask me to
00:16:34.360 run for congress and i just said no no i'm i'm state senate and they kept asking me wherever i
00:16:39.560 went and finally we prayed on it and i said well if god wants me to be in congress i'll be in
00:16:44.400 congress and they said i had a one percent chance but by the grace of god and many other people
00:16:49.060 this is a way to continue service to our great nation and i don't know how long i'll be here
00:16:53.260 but my promise to you is i'll work hard as i can every day to leave it better than i found it to
00:16:58.260 make sure that our young people, because I believe young people like yourself, have less freedom
00:17:02.300 today than I had growing up. But I'm going to give it all I got. I'm going to work with President
00:17:05.520 Trump, our Republican conference, and the U.S. Senate, and everyone else to try to have a better
00:17:10.740 future. You're a freshman member, meaning this is your first term. What has been the most surprising
00:17:15.640 thing about serving in Congress? Well, I'm a very positive guy, and I try to find good in everyone.
00:17:22.620 But I mean, I'm a Navy SEAL, so I'm certainly guarded in some ways. But I try to give everybody
00:17:26.880 a respectful chance that I meet them, but going to Washington, all I heard was it was a swamp,
00:17:31.200 it was a swamp, it was a swamp, corruption, and all kinds of stuff. And that's here.
00:17:37.360 But what I also did was I found people like Congresswoman Mary Miller.
00:17:40.800 I love her to death.
00:17:41.760 She's got the biggest heart and her faith in Jesus Christ. I've been finding people like
00:17:46.560 that have been mentoring me and helping me understand Congress. But I do think a good
00:17:51.120 leader brings people together. You know, I was in the General Assembly. I got the highest award
00:17:54.800 for conservatism in richmond at the same time i passed bills every year with every democrat
00:18:00.800 or republican voted yes my last year in the state senate i had two bills that every republican said
00:18:05.920 there's no way you'll pass these two bills but by the grace of god we passed both of them with
00:18:10.080 every democrat every republican and one of them was a pro-life bill which i've had pro-life leaders
00:18:15.440 tell me you're not there's no way you're gonna pass that bill so fast forward to congress now
00:18:20.800 Now we're in Congress, we just passed two bills in three weeks.
00:18:23.960 The first one, 25 years in my district, the last six congressmen didn't get it done.
00:18:28.980 But by working across the aisle, treating people with respect and working with a team,
00:18:33.920 we passed that bill in six months.
00:18:37.620 And I just got the highest award for conservatism in Congress from top three organizations like
00:18:42.480 Club for Growth, the Institute for Legislative Analysis, and CPAC gave me their highest awards
00:18:46.920 for conservatism.
00:18:48.080 You can stand strong on conservative principles, stand strong on the Bible and your faith,
00:18:53.780 but still work with people and get things done is what I'm trying to prove.
00:18:57.280 You mentioned in your conversation with President Trump, it's important to get everyone kind
00:19:02.100 of rowing on the same team, being, you know, working together in collaboration to get and
00:19:08.720 accomplish President Trump's America First agenda.
00:19:11.980 How difficult really is it with the incredibly slim majority that Republicans have in the
00:19:16.640 house and what does this mean for midterms are are you concerned about 2026 yeah well first of
00:19:23.520 all it's very difficult it's more difficult in congress than it was in richmond in richmond i
00:19:27.760 got you know i got policymaker of the year legislator of the year but the truth is none of the
00:19:32.560 ideas were mine it came from you and people in your audience reaching out to their congress to
00:19:36.720 say this is the problem and then we go fight for it i wish i could tell you there were my ideas
00:19:40.720 but in richmond there's one issue per bill so it's black and white easy here you and i could work on
00:19:46.480 a bill and someone puts an amendment on it and you and i don't like our bill anymore so it's
00:19:50.720 really complex but it's like most things in life it's about building relationships now in the
00:19:55.520 midterms historically we don't do well when you have a republican president in the white house
00:20:00.080 however the polling is shifting our ways because i believe the theme should be common sense versus
00:20:05.520 crazy almost all americans believe you should have a secure border but if the democrats get power
00:20:10.960 again they're going to open up the border almost all americans believe that boys should be in boys
00:20:15.680 sports and girls should be in girls sports but the democrats get power again we all know they're
00:20:20.240 going to go back to that crazy common sense versus crazy and and a whole lot more and so i think we've
00:20:26.160 got a good chance but we need everybody's prayers we need your vote we need you to volunteer knock
00:20:30.640 doors and do all that and uh here's another one the save america act we absolutely have
00:20:36.320 what's the latest here what's the deal oh my gosh we're trying everything so i was with speaker mike
00:20:40.160 johnson we had a meeting a couple of days ago just he and i were talking and i was talking about how
00:20:44.880 important the Save America Act was for me and I said we've passed it twice and he
00:20:49.680 corrected me he says no we passed it three times I said really he said yeah
00:20:52.800 in the last Congress I wasn't in the last Congress we passed in the 118th
00:20:56.640 Congress we passed it twice out of the house in the 119th Congress but every
00:21:01.200 time it goes over to the Senate there's all these things like the filibuster and
00:21:04.440 all that which I think they need to get rid of it because the Democrats are
00:21:07.680 definitely going to get rid of when they get if they get power so it's real
00:21:10.800 complicated so what we tried a couple of days ago is we tried to slip the Save
00:21:14.700 America Act into a rules vote for the National Defense Authorization Act. And it failed. And so
00:21:20.940 now we're going to go back to the drawing board and we're going to keep working on it. But I would
00:21:24.860 ask everyone, call your senator, say, we need the Save America Act. And that's another thing.
00:21:29.260 If you put 100 Democrats in a room, 100 independents in a room, 100 Republican rooms,
00:21:34.220 and said to them, raise your hand if you think only American citizens should vote in American
00:21:39.420 elections, I bet you they would all raise their hands. And if you said raise your hand in these
00:21:43.500 three groups however many groups there are if you think that you should have a voter id they would
00:21:47.660 all raise their hat you can't get on an airplane can't get medication you can't hardly do anything
00:21:52.140 without a photo id and so it's politics over the american people it's about power and control as a
00:21:58.940 christian i think it's spiritual warfare and so i i don't have the answers i didn't get here by
00:22:04.300 myself but i need prayers and advice and i'll give it all i got now you're running for re-election
00:22:10.540 you're in the midst of of campaigning uh which i will say i have very happily very proudly
00:22:17.420 endorsed you i'm so excited for for you to continue representing uh your district but
00:22:22.220 but really more than that because what you're doing you do represent people like me so i am
00:22:27.740 like all in i'm behind you i'm excited for you and i have no doubt that you'll be victorious there
00:22:33.820 what are some of your legislative priorities uh going into this next legislative session
00:22:39.580 It's a huge honor to have your endorsement. And I'll work every day to earn that. And just like I'm the first Republican in the country, as I told you, President Trump has endorsed and many, many people have endorsed us.
00:22:49.920 And I hope that's indicative of the hard work we have. I'm in the middle of a primary fight right now. In Virginia, we have election season, 45 days.
00:22:58.560 So right now we're voting. A lot of people in Virginia in my district don't even know. So I hope they'll spread the word that you have to vote right now.
00:23:04.700 The last day to vote is August 4th, but I want to get reelected and help President Trump continue
00:23:09.980 with his America persegenia. He needs people that he can trust, they can count on. Like I said,
00:23:14.760 rowing in the same direction. I want to continue to work on the cost of living for young people.
00:23:19.860 I want to help them have more freedom, not less freedom. You know, Charlie Kirk always talked
00:23:24.620 about freedom. That's what our country was founded on, is slipping away. And I want to continue that
00:23:29.240 fight so obviously i want to i want you to be able to live work and raise your family in peace so i'm
00:23:35.080 going to keep that fight going sounds like the america that i want to live in and that i want
00:23:39.400 my daughter to american flags everywhere we live in the greatest country you're describing like
00:23:45.080 heaven to me it's why i love being here so much you just you see people who are wearing their red
00:23:49.560 white and blue uh and they're just happy they just look happy to be here and that's a very stark
00:23:55.080 contrast to that of what we see in the protests on the other really riots that we see on the other
00:24:00.820 side there's no joy there's no contentment there's anger there's vitriol they want to destroy but the
00:24:06.540 people who are here they want to build up they want to to construct something amazing and prosperous
00:24:12.660 for the next generation and that's what i see you doing and for that i'm eternally grateful and
00:24:17.520 grateful for you sitting down with me today where can my followers the listeners of this go to learn
00:24:22.840 about you, your race, and follow you on social media? Where can they do that? Well, first of all,
00:24:28.080 I wouldn't be able to do this without the grace of God and my incredible wife, Tracy, and our
00:24:31.400 family. You know, there's a lot of sacrifice to serve our country, but as a Navy SEAL veteran,
00:24:35.820 this is a way to continue service to our great nation. But I have a website. It's easy. It's
00:24:40.180 mcguireva.com. It says M-C-G-U-I-R-E-V-A.com. The Victor Alpha's Virginia. So mcguireva.com. 0.55
00:24:49.720 You can sign up, volunteer, donate, find out where to vote, all that.
00:24:53.880 Well, praise God.
00:24:54.980 Thank you for your service as a Navy SEAL.
00:24:56.700 And thank you for your service now in Congress.
00:24:59.320 Yes, very grateful for you and your family.
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