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“But for example, to call every voter in Florida you're looking at a cost of around 500,000 dollars to the client and we're able to capture 90% of that as revenue for our, or as profit for the firm.”

“We actually did a lot of work for the Koch brothers and Americans for prosperity.”

“No, actually what we did with Glenn Beck was a series of town hall meetings all over the country in opposition to the Affordable Care Act.”

“Ted Cruz's super PAC is actually a client. So we're doing some of that work.”

“We actually just had a just got ruled out of a pitch with a British beer company because they said they wouldn't work with anybody who's Republican.”

“If you want to garner real media impressions, go to regional papers in towns with a 100,000 to 500,000 people in them, and if you tell them about your product, I guarantee they'll run a story because they're desperate for content.”

“19 years old, we lived on student loans we used student loan money to fund the entire startup of the company.”

“A, you know, let's take an average United States Senate campaign, for example, probably only has two, maybe three direct employees, and then another 10 or 15 consultants and ad firms that are supporting them. And they're running a 10 or a twenty million dollar…”

“So in a matter of minutes, we can survey 10 or 20,000 potential customers on their, what they're looking for from your product.”

“And we'll have done, what, about, just shy of two million in revenue.”