Adam Kinzinger

I don't have a voice or something.

And I'm like, that's not my voice.

Why am I doing this?

Why am I talking like that?

like that kind of stuff oh what kind of stuff might they be saying i don't know i don't know you know things things and stuff so gossip stuff um all right brother it's good to see you yesterday at the funeral you too man thanks for coming on the podcast uh appreciate you we'll be doing it again soon everybody go watch it the movie's the last republican you find kinsinger over on substack as well and um we'll be back wait what day is today i've had a long ass week bro it's friday friday hell yeah all right well then we'll see you monday with bill crystal bye everybody

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Hey, Adam, what's happening, man? Not much. Just down here in San Antonio, finally getting a little rain. You're a San Antonio man? I am a San Antonio man. I mean, I generally don't talk about this. My wife is in the military. She's a surgeon and she's stationed here. So that's why we live here.

Hey, Adam, what's happening, man? Not much. Just down here in San Antonio, finally getting a little rain. You're a San Antonio man? I am a San Antonio man. I mean, I generally don't talk about this. My wife is in the military. She's a surgeon and she's stationed here. So that's why we live here.

Hey, Adam, what's happening, man? Not much. Just down here in San Antonio, finally getting a little rain. You're a San Antonio man? I am a San Antonio man. I mean, I generally don't talk about this. My wife is in the military. She's a surgeon and she's stationed here. So that's why we live here.

I mean, I just think you can look at it and see it as extraordinarily destructive, particularly abroad. One of the things I think liberals would probably always concede to the George W. Bush administration is that PEPFAR is one of the best programs that the U.S. has ever done.

I mean, I just think you can look at it and see it as extraordinarily destructive, particularly abroad. One of the things I think liberals would probably always concede to the George W. Bush administration is that PEPFAR is one of the best programs that the U.S. has ever done.

I mean, I just think you can look at it and see it as extraordinarily destructive, particularly abroad. One of the things I think liberals would probably always concede to the George W. Bush administration is that PEPFAR is one of the best programs that the U.S. has ever done.

And you can see now the withdrawal of this kind of international aid is affecting hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. you know, for no good reason, not just no good reason, but in my view, illegally, because Congress appropriated that money and the executive does not have the authority to impound it.

And you can see now the withdrawal of this kind of international aid is affecting hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. you know, for no good reason, not just no good reason, but in my view, illegally, because Congress appropriated that money and the executive does not have the authority to impound it.

And you can see now the withdrawal of this kind of international aid is affecting hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people. you know, for no good reason, not just no good reason, but in my view, illegally, because Congress appropriated that money and the executive does not have the authority to impound it.

In some ways, one of the most important things about it is the sort of ideology and mentality behind the belief that all these people's lives do not matter. And you can simply withdraw the things that are keeping them alive. And that will not have any consequences whatsoever because those people's lives aren't important. To be honest, that kind of boils my blood.

In some ways, one of the most important things about it is the sort of ideology and mentality behind the belief that all these people's lives do not matter. And you can simply withdraw the things that are keeping them alive. And that will not have any consequences whatsoever because those people's lives aren't important. To be honest, that kind of boils my blood.

In some ways, one of the most important things about it is the sort of ideology and mentality behind the belief that all these people's lives do not matter. And you can simply withdraw the things that are keeping them alive. And that will not have any consequences whatsoever because those people's lives aren't important. To be honest, that kind of boils my blood.

I am completely unsympathetic to Elon and whatever his mental health issues are, given the impact that he's had on the country. I think his effect on American democracy has been extraordinarily negative. To have someone who, you know, when you look at what they did in the courts with Doge, you know, this sort of shell game, pretending that Elon wasn't in charge.

I am completely unsympathetic to Elon and whatever his mental health issues are, given the impact that he's had on the country. I think his effect on American democracy has been extraordinarily negative. To have someone who, you know, when you look at what they did in the courts with Doge, you know, this sort of shell game, pretending that Elon wasn't in charge.