Brian Glenn

He had to throw that on the end, which scared me a little bit, Steve.

But I will say this.

We're going into midterms.

We're going to campaign season.

There's a lot of special elections going on in about three to four weeks from now.

So it's very important.

that the American people go to the polls to vote for things that are most concerning to them.

Health insurance, price of fuel, gasoline, cost of living, energy, the fact that we're still funding NPR and PBS, the fact that we're still funding Planned Parenthood.

I still think, Steve, those are the top voting issues.

It's not whether or not the country of Iran has a nuclear weapon

or Israel's threatened by, Israel's going to claim they've been threatened for years.

And even if we wipe out every nuclear weapon on the face of the planet, they're still gonna complain and they're gonna be threatened that they're under attack.

And I just wanna put this chapter to bed.

So as a voter, going back to your original question,

If this gets wrapped up to three to four weeks before we really hit the campaign, I think Republicans have a great chance of winning the midterms.

If they don't, and there's some very credible pollsters on Capitol Hill, I'm not going to name names right now, but some of them say that Republicans can lose between 20 and 40 seats.

Let's just go on the low end, Steve.

Let's just say 20.

Yeah.

If they maintain control of the House, that means they control the committees.