secretary doug collins, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much, sir. >> thank you.d morning. >> okay. that was a little half-hearted. good morning! >> good morning. >> there we go. for most of my georgia folks in the house, go dawgz, there we go. we're ready to go, i don't know about you, but i'm ready to get started and whoever has got this, i'm a little hot in my ear, so the mic, you know, if you're hearing, great. if not, if i start to get lower, let me know, okay? are we all good and partner this morning? glad to be here? all right. well, good, i am glad. i just have thanks for the introduction and thank you and james gore for the invitation. i want to ask you a question. i was sitting back stage and listening to your president as he was laying out and it was just amazing to me to hear someone who is passionate about what he does, understands what he does, and has really no rose-colored glasses to this idea of public service as something that's easy. public service is not easy and i just want to say that i am happily, and i raised my hand back stage, i'm a first