Ann Bauer

And Tim Waltz is heading up fraud prevention.

What I did was I found one or two pieces that made some links.

You know, how could the Waltz administration be ignorant of this was the way that it came out in, for instance,

National Public Radio and the New York Times.

And I did send those.

I knew she wouldn't read anything with a paywall because, you know, she has her own life, her own media choices.

I knew she wouldn't read anything from a right-leaning source.

So everything from Fox or, you know, Daily Wire, things like that was out.

And so I sent her

you know, these few articles.

And about an hour later, I got a text that said, oh my God, do we ever get the money back?

And what in the world do you say?

I really, I was like, oh dear lady, no.

In fact, you don't get the money back.

It is electing

Your Attorney General, again, no longer my Attorney General, thank God, because I left.

Oh, no.

I was out in Connecticut doing a speech.

No, no, because that would have been like the junior version.

No, I'm a very proud resident of Thomas Massey's district in Kentucky.