I am audio taping Ridley Report.com It's Ridley, oh sponsored by Friendshov, ooooh destinymovie.com You were the NH Labor Department? Yes. Oh, a question for you. Why does New Hampshire have to have a Labor Department? I think you need to ask the commissioner that question. And he's not here today. Alright, thank you. Are you Captain Barger? Yeah. Alright, thanks. What is your department cost taxpayers per year? I am audio taping Ridley Report.com. Hi, I'm Dave, really good to meet you. Get your finger hands up. I put it on my shirt, it ends up under a jacket. I see. I see. Okay, cool. You must be a rep. No, not at all. So, I don't have a rep. Oh, are you ready? Okay, thanks. Okay, take it. Are you on the commission? Yep. I've got a question for you here. To what extent would you say the commission represents a fair cross section of New Hampshireites? I'm sorry. Thanks. To what extent would you, to what extent would you, to what extent would you say it? To what extent would you, it's a day really with Ridley Report.com. Here, I'll aim the, okay. Tag, but sorry, it's so bright. But, 20 percent would you say it represents a fair cross section, a representative cross section of New Hampshireites? Well, I think it's intended to do that. I think if you look at the membership from the professionals of the private, to the family, to community members, to state representatives, to senators, by can't imagine a group that's left out. Well, who then would you say represents the pro-liberty position here? I do not know. That's an important position, right? I, I don't know. I'm not that expert. I guess you'd have to look at the composition of the commission, because I don't know what position they may be coming from or advocating. Yeah, I looked at it. Couldn't find one. But I don't know them all. Well, well, what's your name? Jack Wolfsmack. And what position do you represent on that mission? To the governor's office. Okay. So you represent the governor, basically. Yep. All right. Well, I appreciate your transparency. All right. You take care. Hi. Oh, Representative Tholo. Is that you? Yes, me. Okay. A question for you. I'm a little late. I can follow. Good walk and talk. It's your position on drug prohibition, softened any over the last 10 years. Yes and no. So has it gotten more difficult or more harder in some ways, and softer another, or what do you mean by, I guess, and no? I've been supporting a little bit of the decriminalization on marijuana, not because I believe marijuana is any safer, but because of the fact that if you're not going to penalize somebody on a misdemeanor level, why have a misdemeanor? In other words, if you're only going to get $100 fine, why have somebody convicted of a class A misdemeanor? Okay. That's all I need. No. Thanks much. Well, I need for now. Sorry. Oh, Destiny Movie.com. It's a film about, well, actually, I get the impression that's supposed to be a secret, but I'll give you a hint. It's got some comedians and some gay marriage. Oh, Destiny Movie.com.