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19 September 2025

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    Our Biggest Fight

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    I I I'll go ahead and just mention our biggest fight uh by by Frank McCort since I I already mentioned it. Um we passed some legislation around that this year in Utah. By the way, it's kind of like the the 96 Telecom Act, what we passed for social media companies.

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    A Time to Build

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    Um the first one was called A Time to Build. Uh and uh and that it's it's really a rehash of almost everything we've talked about today.

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    American Covenant

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    And then American Covenant was his latest one, which is kind of the answer to A Time to Build. American Covenant is about the Constitution and uh and how it can solve this this polarization that we're in right now.

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    The Pursuit of Happiness

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    Um the last one I I will mention is is one by uh by by Jeffrey Rosen and uh it's about the uh the Declaration of Independence is called the Pursuit of Happiness. as we're celebrating 250 years. Um that phrase the the the the uh that that phrase in the declaration. So life we we all understand what life is. Liberty that's that's freedom. But the pursuit of happiness we misunderstand.

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