Be automatically connected or press one telephone keypad to join right now. Please note that this call may be recorded. Hi, this is Karim with the Libre initiative and America's for prosperity. We are calling to invite you to join our live townhouse event taking place in just a few moments. We'll be discussing the economy in Congress with special guest Congressman Newhouse. You will be able to also ask questions. Please stay on the line to join the conversation. Questions with Sar three. But we're really excited, folks, to hold a conversation with you tonight on behalf of Americans for prosperity and the Libra initiative, to talk about the economy and to hear about your concerns. And so really, we want to start off with our special guests of the evening. And so we would love to have you, Congressman, for those that are your constituents, you've been representing them in Congress, but maybe have not met you, could you tell us a little bit about yourself and why you think tonight is important? Absolutely. Hildar thank you. And Heather, thank you very much. This is awesome that being able to visit with my constituents at one time. So thank you for this opportunity. I should say, to start with. Hola, buenos tardes, atodos. Yo soy su congregista. Dan Newhouse, vivo in Sunnyside. El gusto es mila quicontigo. So thank you very much for joining and taking part in something that's so important for you to listen to what I have to say about some important issues, but even more important than that, for me to hear what you think about some of the things that are impacting your lives. Like I said, I'm from Sunnyside, born and raised in Sunnyside, Washington. Lived here my entire life. My family farms just between Granger and Sunnyside, south of Snipes Mountain, if you guys know where that is. My son is now managing the farm with his wife Haley and allows me to represent you in Washington, DC. But it truly is a family effort and I'm very proud of, proud of that. We're now fourth generation farm and hopefully we can hang on for the future. Things are not easy right now in agriculture, but central Washington to me is just so important. Like I said, it's my home. I love central Washington. It's a beautiful place, certainly to live and raise a family and work and.