Ladies and gentlemen — Bulldog Nation — I want to remind everybody what I do every day.

I get up early in the morning and I work. I drive about ten minutes from my house to the law office. On the way in, I'll usually do a Facebook Live or make phone calls. Once I'm at the office, I start delegating the work I lined up the night before to a team of about fifty people. Then I get on the phones and start doing what needs to be done.

When I have in-person meetings, I prefer 10:00, 10:30, or 11:00 in the morning — I'm still fresh and sharp at that hour. That said, I will meet people whenever and wherever it's necessary. I'll come to your house. I'll meet you wherever makes sense. Loretta Little handles my scheduling. You can reach her at 859-363-1900 to set something up, provided I've approved it in advance.

Sometime between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., I head over to the studio — which is only five minutes from the office — and in about thirty minutes I record all my shows. My producer has already put together the lineup based on the news items I sent the night before. Then I head back to the office.

Around midday, if I can manage it, I grab a thirty-minute nap. Sometimes it's an hour. Then I'm back at it — working through the rest of the afternoon. I usually leave the office somewhere between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m.

When I get home, I eat, take another nap for an hour or two, then exercise for an hour or two. After that, I work all night. And when I say all night — I mean it. Sometimes it's literally all night. Sometimes I'll grab another nap in there. I live on naps.

The nighttime is when I do all my reading and drafting. I print off the day's emails, respond to them, draft documents, read everything I need to read, and text and email until the early hours. Then I get up in the morning and do it all over again.

My day is entirely built around working on roughly 1,500 active cases — and I still have time for you. There's an old expression: if you want something done, give it to a busy person. I have a team of fifty people and a system that runs around the clock. I have time for you.

What I do is law, news, and politics. Eric Deters Media covers the news. I'm up to about 700,000 social media followers and getting roughly 50 million views a month across all platforms. I use that media platform to amplify the cases and causes that matter. Law, news, and politics — that's the whole operation.

I love my life. All I do is work, exercise, sleep, and eat — and I love every bit of it. When I'm home, I'm also watching good movies, good series, and good sports. I'm relaxing while I'm working. That's just how I'm wired.

My number one purpose is to help people. It is not about making money — though I can always use money, especially for all the causes I have to finance. If you're in a position to help fund the fight, I want to talk to you.

My home, my office, and my studio are all within ten minutes of each other in Southern Kenton County and Independence, Kentucky. I rarely have to leave Independence. No traffic. No commute. Just work.

This is the Bulldog. Every dog has their day — and I want you to know exactly what mine looks like.

Text me, call me, or email me if you need help with the law. News, information, gossip, politics — let's fight The Man together. I want to help you.