“We want to reverse the fertility crisis in the West. We are increasingly having less children, and we have a population collapse that is plaguing our entire society. People need to get married more and have children younger, and have a lot more children in this country. We want to see that reverse. … With automation, AI, and the hyper-digitization of our country, we are becoming less human to one another. I want to see more people go back to church. I want to see church attendance go up. I want us to become a less violent country and have violence go down. I want a country where you don’t have to lock your doors at night because you know your neighbor by name and you don’t have to worry that someone’s gonna come in and steal your stuff. I think Wyoming is a great model for part of the America that we lost, where there is that kind of rugged independence, but there’s also that neighborly dependence — where you’re so far from the town center that if something happens to your kid, you drive to a neighbor first to see if they can help or they can pitch in. We’ve lost that. We’re increasingly a nation of strangers. We’re foreign to one another.”