UH OH! Trump gets NIGHTMARE NEWS in Florida…

Donald Trump is in full collapse in. Florida and he is dragging down the. MAGAR Republican candidates at the state. and federal level. all that. gerrymandering Trump and the MAGA. Republicans were doing there and frankly. across the country blowing up and. backfiring in Trump and MAGA's faces. because it was based on all of these. assumptions that 2024 Trump voters would. remain Trump voters and that ain't the. case at all. You take a look at the.

latest yuggov economist poll, Trump's. approval in Florida, historic lows, negative 17 points there. Look at the. civics poll. Donald Trump's approval. negative 12 points there. And let's take. a look at what voters in Florida have to. say about Donald Trump. How do they feel. about the Trump regime thus far heading. into the midterms? Take a listen for. yourself. >> I would actually tell him to go himself.

Tell him to get his head out of his ass, stop being a little 2-year-old, and grow. up and be a man. I don't give a how much money he has. He's no better than anybody else. >> Now, this Labor Day, Florida families, like families across the country, are. paying far more for everything. Whether. it's groceries, whether it's gas, whether it's ground beef, you name it. The American people are paying way more. Things are far more expensive. and.

Donald Trump's trade war against the. world, his escalation of his deranged. trade war against Canada and his. catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran. are making things impossible to afford. The cost of living crisis right now is. getting way worse. I mean, just look at. this. Fruits and vegetables up 5% since. 2025. Ground beef up 9% since 2025. Hot. dogs up 6% since 2025. Steaks up 10%.

since 2025. The highest Labor Day price. at the gas pump on record as a result of. the Trump regime's disastrous policies. Now, take a watch of this video right. here where you'll see a number of former. Trump voters, two-time Trump voters, three-time Trump voters, Florida voters. in general. Listen to what they say. about Donald Trump's behavior. You're. going to want to watch this full clip.

Let's play it. >> How do you feel about your personal. support President Trump right now? >> It has fallen dramatically. Uh, everybody in my household is a Democrat. now and they're all pulling for me to. become Democrat, but it it's fallen a. lot. >> Why? >> Well, we're not getting we're not seeing. the promises that he said we'd get. If. you could talk to President Trump about. his priorities, about where he's. focusing his attention right now, what. would you tell him?

>> I wish he would focus more on the. American people, their suffering, gas. prices, food prices, airline tickets. Those are the things that I would talk. to him about. >> If you could talk directly to him right. now, what would you say? >> Make stop making promises. Do your job. At the end of the day, the people need. you to do your job. Don't keep making. empty word promises. Do what you. promise. >> If you could talk to directly to. President Trump right now, what would. you tell him right now?

>> You don't want to know. >> I do want to know. >> Oh no, honey. You know, it's not very. ladylike. Trust me. >> I've heard a lot of nonladylike things. in my day. Try me. >> I would actually tell him to go himself. Tell him to get his head out of his ass, stop being a little 2-year-old, and grow. up and be a man. I don't give a how much money he has. He's no better than anybody else. >> You take a look too of communities that.

supported Donald Trump like the Cuban. community, the Venezuelan community, all. betrayed by the Trump regime. Cubans. living in Florida are being deported to. Africa in mass. Yes, I didn't misspeak. The Cubans in Florida are being deported. to Africa. ICE sent them away under. their policy of send them to any country. randomly and torture them and torture.

their families. Horrific. The uh Tampa. Bay Times reporting the following. Uh. and this is a story I want to share with. you. Yasmin Moreno thought he was being. transferred. Again, the 32-year-old. Cuban who traveled between Tampa and. Miami for work had already spent more. than a year in immigration detention. centers across the United States. Officers moved him from one jail to. another, putting him on a plane in Texas. on the morning of July 30th. No one told. Marino, who originally came to the.

United States on a temporary protected. basis, where he was going until 5 hours. into the flight when an immigration. officer told him, "You're going to. Africa." "I honestly thought it was a. bad joke because the officer laughed. like he was making fun of me," Moreno. said. a month after arriving in the. Central African Republic. Moreno and 35. other immigrants departed on a 24-hour. flight remain in Bangui, the country's.

capital without passports and no. information about what will happen next. They stay at the Mesan Comfort, a modest. hotel located in a busy neighborhood. near Central Bangui. Moreno said they. feel forgotten and fear they could be. moved to another country. He said. African authorities told them they may. have to leave the room where they are. staying within 90 days. He started an. online an online fundraiser to help him. and other deportes in Africa. It's a.

completely inhumane situation. Moreno. told the Tampa Bay Times via WhatsApp. What are we doing here? It's a question. we ask ourselves every day. And this is. part of the deportation to uh third. country uh process by the Trump regime. And I've shared with you before the. videos of the Trump regime torturing. Haitians. Um, these are people who were. here working. These aren't criminals. These are people and if they were. criminals, they shouldn't be treated. like this. These are people on temporary. protected status who had businesses, who.

have families, who have worked hard. here, who have paid taxes, who were. lawfully here, who were chained and. shackled and who are being sent um in. the case of Haitians, if they go back to. Haiti, they could die, and they're being. sent to Africa and elsewhere. I mean, in. in locations that aren't their home. countries. This is the cruelty of the. Trump regime. Then you have several. Florida trucking schools are being. closed as a result of the Trump regime's. policies that say if you don't meet the.

Trump regime standard of English. proficiency, you can't be part of you. can't be a trucker. You're going to. you're going to you're destroying. industries with your racist and hateful. policies. like what in the world are you. doing? And all the while, and you heard. some of those Florida voters and. two-time, three-time Trump voters, while. people are suffering, while people can't. afford gas and diesel and groceries and. people can't afford their rent, the. Trump regime's doing things like this,

and it's pe pissing people off in. Florida and throughout the country. Secretary Doug Bergam says, "We are. pleased to announce that after a very. long wait, over 125 years, we are. preparing to start over the next twoe. period the excavation work necessary for. the great triumphal arch and military. observation deck at Memorial Circle on. Colombia Island between Lincoln Memorial. and the Arlington National Cemetery. This will be one of the greatest pieces. of American architecture. Nobody wants.

this. We don't want triumphal arches at. all. People want health care. They want. to be paid with dignity. They want to be. able to afford a home. As Ambassador. McFall says, usually imperial emperors. build such things after they win some. great war. But we are not an empire. We. are not ruled by an monarch. And Trump. has not won some great war. By the way, quite the contrary. Americans don't need. this. If Trump wants to do this and.

build it in Florida, build your monument. on your own dime in Florida. But it's. worse because in Florida, he took public. land for his purported presidential. library, which he wants to turn into a. skyscraper and bring in the Qatari Air. Force One that the taxpayers had to. ultimately pay for a billion dollars to. renovate Qatari Air Force One, which. isn't even able to fly. I mean, he had. to hide in the catering container with. Natalie because it can't fly.

internationally. It's not maxed out. Nobody wants this. And uh here's what CJ. Warkey posts. There are signs that these. same undertoe dragging Republicans down. nationally is in play in Florida. One. Florida GOP operative said districts. carried by Trump just two years ago by. less than double digits are at risk. Anything 10 or below is in play for. Democrats. I would even argue anything. 14 or below. A Trump plus4 district in.

my view is in play for Democrats because. that's what we've been seeing in all the. special elections. Democrats. overperforming by plus 14, plus 16, plus. 18. Any event, I want to bring in. retired Brigadier General Leela Gray. Retired Brigadier General Leela Gray is. running in Florida's 13th congressional. district. She's running against MAGA. Republican extremist Anna Paulina Luna. And I think this is going to be one of.

the most important races throughout the. country. Let's bring in Leela Gray. Now, one of the congressional races that. I think is actually up there on the most. important, if not the most important. congressional race this midterm is. Florida's 13th congressional district. It's currently being represented by MAGA. Republican extremist Anna Paulina Luna. Yes, MAGA Republican Congresswoman Anna. Paulina who invited in the Russians um.

despite there being sanctions and. prohibitions on it to visit the capital. and gave him tours and uh gave him the. red carpet treatment. You know, also I. think someone who's been very overtly. antagonistic, it's probably the nicest. way I could even say it, against. American foreign policy and our national. interests in my opinion. So, I want to. bring in the Democratic candidate who's. running against Anapolina Luna, Leela. Gray, retired Brigadier General Leela.

Gray, third generation veteran, lawyer, and mom running for Congress to serve. the people of Florida's 13th. And so I I. want to start at the outset of real dire. times for our military perspective from. the perspective of like a a a government. that's doing things in our national. interest. And it's not a political. messaging point. I think it's a frankly. a nonpartisan point when you observe.

just the fact that our our military is. really just I feel like being treated. awfully by this by this Trump regime by. the defense secretary Hexith and by a. lot of these MAGA Republican Congress. members and you served retired brigadier. general you you you've served in a lot. of different areas as well. I I want to. get your perspective on the outset about. just like our military readiness and. preparedness and just basic stuff.

>> There's a lot packed in there, Ben. Thank you for having me. It is, it is. really a pleasure to talk on these, you. know, speak about these issues, but let. me just also say right up front that if. you'd like to learn a little bit more. about me and my campaign and join team. gray to go to our website, leela.com. Love to have you. Love to learn more. Love to get connected. love to earn your. support. The the the national security. issues that you're sort of referring to. or or or spoke about directly about are.

of great concern to me. You know, I did. serve for 30 years in uniform and and it. wasn't the rank that I'm most proud of. It's the fact that I had the privilege. of commanding four times, that I had the. privilege of deploying three times, that. I had the privilege to work with people. from a wide variety of backgrounds. across the United States and in my. deployments. And that is that I think is. a great incredibly important training. ground or experience to bring to. Congress because for 30 plus years, you.

know, I I was in uniform for 30 years, but I I retired eight years ago. And one. of the things that I think was central. to my ability to achieve what I achieved. in command and in my deployments and. working for some incredible senior. leaders that many people would rec you. know names would easily recognize is. that when it comes to to leading into or. to being responsible it's about. listening what the issues are first. It's about learning what is surrounding. that issue. You know, if a soldier or.

sailor or airman or marine brings. something to you about I'm having this. problem or we're not able to accomplish. what what we're supposed to be. accomplished because of X, then it's. about listening to what is going on, learning about the the pieces and parts. that go into that and then leading to. solve that. And that's what I plan to. bring to Congress and, you know, just. pivoting briefly to the national. security perspective. I wrote a I wrote. a post because the things that Hegsth. has been doing to our military have me. incredibly concerned. And the fact that,

you know, Secretary Driscoll felt that. he could not get those issues, his own. issues that he saw occurring within the. Department of the Army satisfied by. going to HEGs and having instead to go. directly to President Trump that the. fact that he had to go outside the chain. of command tells you almost everything. you need to know. And in that post, I I. recited some of the the things that have. been happenings happening since the. beginning of 2025. And actually is a big. reason of why I'm here today because I.

refuse to stand by to be on the. sidelines to stick my head in the sand. to watch all the things that we have. built in America be dismantled, that the. Constitution be ignored, that we abuse. the rule of law. I refused to stand by. any longer. So I decided I needed to get. in the race. And this is a classic. example of why I'm here. I'm here to. lead to solve these problems. And when. you have a secretary like Hegath that. purges our military for no reason, we. have a very distinctive process in place. when there are reasons to to remove.

senior leaders and none of that was. being adhered to. And then fact that. we're also not promoting the next round. of senior leaders because of either the. color of their skin or their gender. You. know, we have such a a vacuum now. I. mean that was part of the story that. that really prompted me to talk about. the about six things that you or and. more that have been occurring within the. department that have me greatly. concerned about the welfare of our. service members, the readiness of our. forces and our international standing. with our allies and partners.

talk about the international standing. with our allies and partners part. because you're running against a MAGA. Republican extremist Anna Paulina Luna. who is one of the key links and this. isn't me like mocking her or me you know. being hyperbolic. It's just an objective. fact um between the Trump regime and. Russia. She's invited some of the top. Russian uh leaders to Washington DC.

These are people who were sanctioned and. actually prohibited from even being in. the United States. Top people in their. Duma. Um, she then would post photos and. talk about really leaning in and making. America allied with Russia at the same. time pursuing a strategy that attacks. Canada and NATO and weakens our. alliances. And I want you to respond to. that. But I reflect on this moment. the. Indo-Pacific conference that was held uh.

in British Columbia where um you had. Admiral Papero who leads our. Indo-Pacific fleet and he was asked a. question by a journalist about what. would you do if you got an order to. invade Canada. He was very dismissive of. it and he said,"Well, you know, that's. like aliens coming down from out of. space and all these things and I. understand his sentiments to some. extent, but when you speak to Canadian. people, you go, you're threatening with. us with annexation and you're doing the. things that Russia did to Ukraine. So,

we don't see this as a joke. We don't. see the memes about taking us over as. something that's funny." Use You use the. word annexation. That's war language. You didn't just do a trade war. You. declared a real war on us. So, this is. how we're treating our allies. This is. how we're treating Russia. Russia just. announced they were doing nuclear uh. they're helping Iran with nuclear. capabilities at the Shanghai Cooperation. Organization. And yet, you're running. against someone who seems to be Russia. first in my opinion. People can disagree.

with that opinion and and people who are. actually trying to hurt the United. States. Talk to us about that. It's it. is clear that that Luna is a sickopant, a a MAGA Trump sickopant. And she in in. my estimation when you entertain. sanctioned. Russian sanctioned uh leaders in our own. state capital, it it is very. troublesome. And did they sweep for bugs. afterwards? I hope so, because I would. not put any trust in having them on our.

on our turf. Um it's that they're very. sophisticated. Let's be really clear and. cleareyed about this, right? The our our. um peer and nearpeer competitors, some. of them are not just competitors. They. are, you know, enemies to some to, you. know, if you want to put it really. bluntly. We can't trust them. We might. have to work with them because this is a. global, you know, situation in a variety. of ways. But we can't trust Russia. We. can't trust Iran. We can't trust North.

Korea. And we certainly need to make. while we make sure we have relationships. with with China, we shouldn't trust. them, we shouldn't give away our trust. in that regard. And when you have a. person like Luna who has. responsibilities as a representative of. this district, Florida 13, to be. representing the people here, but. instead she's entertaining, you know, sanctioned Russians. That is that is. highly problematic. She's basically. forgotten people here anyway because her. entire existence in the last two years. has been about herself, her self-deing,

her self-promotion. She, you know, has. created an incredible social media. profile and and national level media. profile, but she's not delivered for her. constituencies here. We wouldn't be. under the strain and stress that that we. are under if she had been. Let's be real. clear, too. She voted against FEMA in in. 2024. And oh, by the way, we got hit by. two major hurricanes in 2024. In fact, we're about to hit the 2-year. anniversary of that and and people are. still suffering. They're not even back. in their homes right now and they're not.

even back in their some of the. businesses are not back up and running. So, you know, with the cost of living. crisis that everybody's experiencing. across the globe, you know, people. exactly like Luna who are rubber. stamping the war in Iran that is driving. up costs that she's rubber stamping. these tariff taxes that are driving up. costs then and she's certainly not. focused on the people here. And that's. why I think when I'm out in the field, I'm hearing over and over again, when I. have my boots on the ground, I'm hearing. over and over again they feel forgotten. They're scared that they can't survive.

Grown children are moving home because. the cost of living crisis is are, you. know, is crushing them and even though. they have jobs. So then you're putting. that pressure back on an entire, you. know, elderly group of people that have. long since retired and are winnowing. down their retirement accounts. So this. is, you know, national security is tied. to our local security as well. And and I. consider that financial security, economic security, because if we don't. have that, we're really not going to be. able to have a strong national security. as well.

>> I think it's a great point because. people like Trump and Hegsith and. Anapina Luna and other enablers did a. foreign policy of trade war against the. world, tariff everyone and everything, and that that was going to make us rich. is what they promised. But I don't think. that's the experience of people in. Florida's 13th. Then they went into. these catastrophic never-ending wars. with no plan. And ultimately what that. means is higher costs, higher gas. prices, higher prices of everything.

Inflation surging and that impacts the. people at home. Not to mention Donald. Trump's disastrous domestic policy. So. with all of that as background though, you know, talk to us about Florida's. 13th because this is a very close race. Um, there are some polls that have you. ahead. There are some polls that have. her slightly ahead. There are some polls. that have it kind of dead heat. But you. talk about it, the people in the 13th. are, I think, objectively are doing. worse. If that was the measure, are you.

doing better under all of this Paulina. Luna Trump stuff or are you personally. doing worse? I think the answer is is. worse. Talk to us about that. But then. how do you make the next step of saying. why are we why are we going to go back. to that? Why wh why why don't we try. this and here's my background as a. proven leader in the military and you. hear here's where we should go. Here's. what we should do now. How do you make. that pitch especially with everything. that's going on in the 13th? Well, you.

did summarize it correctly because, you. know, as I mentioned, the hurricane. So, you know, across the board, people are. experiencing cost of living crisis. across the United States and and and not. everyone's feeling it the same way. Depends on where you are on the on the. on the spectrum of your own personal. economics and your personal finance. But. the what in essence for our district. because we are a coastal economy and I. mentioned the hurricanes. Our crisis, our cost of living crisis is exacerbated.

because of the cost of insuranceances. both from the housing insurance, flood. insurance and even believe it or not car. insurance. And then of course the health. care crisis, the healthcare insurance uh. situation that people are now paying. double or triple. Uh same thing on their. homeowners insurance. I'm hearing. stories from people that are paying. double or triple what their homeowners. insurance were. And if you, you know, if. you're like the average person and you. make a budget and that's what you're. sticking with, you it's hard to absorb. those kinds of dramatic increases and. then tackle that or on top of that the.

dramatic increases or the constant. movement of the cost of gas and. groceries and other, you know, essentials that we find ourselves if. you're taking your kids to school. Uh, I've I've mo, you know, parents are. telling me the cost of school supplies. have gone up significantly. And I've. I've also shared recently that I because. I learned that Flidians have spent $4. billion more on gas since the start of. this war. And it's only been six months. 4 billion with a B. That's pretty. dramatic. And then per household, it's.

been about $1,200 per household. I. actually think it's higher. I don't. think it's capturing everything that's. happening in the households because I'm. personally seeing it and and I have a. you know I don't have a adult child to. take care of or children or or elderly. parents like many of my my colleagues. and and neighbors do and so they're. under you know even more of a of a. squeeze there. Um, but I think what what. you're seeing is this constant inability. to focus on people and that instead.

we're watching, you know, this this. blatant corruption like, you know, the. president getting you earning $2 billion. last year or in the case of the the. congresswoman right here in Florida 13, Luna has invested almost a half a. million dollars. It could be more. actually, half a million dollars into. one of her donors private companies. I. don't know where you get that kind of. cash to invest in a private donor. company, but there's a there's a lack of. ethics across the board here. And in. fact, last week, beginning of last week, I introduced my anti-corruption agenda.

And the basis of that comes from my. military experience. It comes from the. fact that as a senior leader in the. military, we're held to a higher ethical. standard than those that can send us to. war. And so, I want to stop that. We. need to all be on the same playing. field. If you've got general officers. and and admirals that have a higher. ethical standard than the congressional. members or the president of the United. States, then that's that's not an even. or you know a a common sense approach to.

what we should be doing governing this. nation. And and it goes and it you're. seeing the impact of that you know when. you don't bring common sense problem. solving to the issues that we're facing. You see these dramatic, you know, splits. between our international and, you know, partners and allies. You see this saber. rattling that's going on with Canada and. the threats going back and forth and the. tariffs going back and forth. There's. just a lack of of what I would consider. a common sense approach to to, you know,

solving our problems. If we've got we've. got debt problems and, you know, making. things worse is not obviously the way to. solve them. And we need to be. intellectually honest about these issues. and we need to make sure that we're also. leveraging our partners and allies. And. I'll go back to the war with Iran. You. know, it's it's fascinating to me that. we made a decision to go to war with. Iran. We were not prepared for that. because there's very clear signs if we. were we would have made sure we, you. know, secured the straight of Hormuz. first. Um but six months later then you.

know right after we get into the to the. real heart of the war with Iran we then. expect our partners and allies to come. in and start doing things within the. strait or you know providing support. when we never even consulted them before. we decided to go to war. You know that. we're not going to we can't be allowed. to commit other nations to spend that. kind of money and treasure without. talking to them. And so it's it's really. clear that these decisions are being. made in a vacuum and not not to the. benefit of the American people,

>> right? I mean, and if you purge your top. most experienced generals, people like. Randy George and Donnu and the former. chairman of the joint chief CQ Brown Jr. and I could go through the list and. there's so many top respected people. You know, it'd be like the basketball. team getting rid of their starting. lineup and then the three people on. their bench and then putting the other. people in to play against another. professional team. While we.

underestimate them, they're still the. other side's putting their top people in. and their most experience and their most. warh hardened and PhDs and they're going. against, you know, people who, you know, are are part of a system and a process, but not the people who we had who would. have said, you know what you got to do? They're going to strike Bahrain. We. should make sure our main logistical hub. is ready to go because if you don't have. the logistical hub, you're not going to. bring the food and the mail and the. supplies to the Lincoln and to the Ford.

and then we're going to be in Diego. Garcia. And and the broader point is you. and I I'm sure could talk about this. forever and maybe we should one day just. really geek out on critical military. logistics and things like that. But I. think the broader point and and and. we'll end with this is this is political. season where people talk about messaging. and this and that and I always like to. say I think you're kind of missing the. point of this moment. It's a little bit. different than just the messaging and. will people move two points this way or.

two points that way. I like to say the. suffering is real out there and people. are struggling and they want a fighter. and they want someone who exudes empathy. and isn't bullying and restores what. they once thought of as what America. meant here and abroad. It's not just. like Democrat and Republican and this. and that. It's what makes your candidacy. intriguing for me because I feel like. you're reluctantly I I'm doing this. because I'm a commander. right? I'm not.

a lifelong politician and I need to I. need to show I need to bring my. leadership to bear in this district. because that's what's needed now. So. that's my read on it, but I want to give. you the final word to to talk to our. audience of nearly 7 million subscribers. here. >> Thank you again for having me, Ben. This. is real. And when you talk to a. 68-year-old man like I did at the Largo. evening market a few weeks ago and he. had a table of necklaces that he had.

made and he was reading his book while. he was just sitting there, you know, waiting for people to come by and I. could tell, you know, he was kind of, you know, pulled back a little bit. So, but I asked him, I said, "Hi, I'm I'm, you know, Leela Gray. I'm running for. Congress. I I hope it's okay. I'm. introducing myself." And he's like, "Sure, that sounds great." And I asked. him, I said, "Would you share with me, can you share with me what's going on in. your life?" And I kid you not, Ben, he. it he paused and he was starting to get.

choked up and I could see her see tears. welling in his eyes and he said, "I. can't survive on my social security and. I'm concerned about cuts to my social. security." And he's already not. surviving. And then he's being, you. know, the threat of losing even more. And I feel this is a personal personal. mission. I had the chance to grow up in. an America with where with very humble. beginnings, experiencing things that a. lot of people do. Food stamps, you know,

working multiple jobs. I went off to. college. I I received a Pell Grant. I. worked two jobs there. And then I found. ROC or ROC found me. And that really. changed the trajectory of my life. But I. tr and I so I truly feel like I am the. product of the American dream. But that. those barriers to that are too high and. too expensive right now. I mean when you. hear about the average age of the. first-time home buyer being 40 years old. when my husband bought his first place. at 27, you know, you know something's.

upside down. And so I feel it's it's a. personal mission for me to listen to. what's going on and to represent the. people. There's no need for me to go to. Washington and have another career. I've. had a great career, but there is a need. for me to lead to solve these problems. And that's what we're lacking. We're. lacking on we're lacking people in. Washington like Congresswoman Luna who. doesn't understand service over self. That certainly has not displayed that. for decades like I have done and. certainly hasn't led to actually problem.

solve and instead has been more of a. problem maker. You know, we in the. military, if you talk to some military. folks, we have the term, we call it. like, are you a show horse or a. workhorse? And I've always been a. workhorse. And you know, in the course. of my career, both in the army and out. of the army, just like I mentioned. before, it's about listening first, then. learning about the issues and then. leading to solve that. And that's what. we're missing in Congress because. they're busy, you know, the people like. Luna are busy putting herself above. others. She's not listening to the.

people in this district. She's not. helping them have a better life and they. are truly suffering and I want to do and. I will do something about it. >> Yes, you put in your post Pete Hegsith. We all know that type. The most vocal. and least qualified person in the room. just blabbering and imposing what they. view as it has to without listening and. understanding and bringing in experts. and can I view this in a very. nonpartisan non-political way. But. anyway, thank you so much for joining. us. Remind us one more time, where can.

people learn more about the campaign? >> leela.com. Thank you for pointing that out. >> Check that everybody. All right, hit. subscribe. Let's get to that 7 million. subscriber mark. Before you go, our book. WTF America is available for pre-order. now. It's the story of how we got here. and how we fight our way back. To. pre-order, scan the QR code or click the. link in the description. Let's do this.