Brian Harrison

And as of this morning, if my math is right, that was 121 days ago.

Let me tell you this, Steve, we can joke about this, but there's actually, it's not a laughing matter, I know you know that.

I'm sick and tired of Democrats and leftists and Marxists and progressives fighting harder for the future of our state and nation than so-called Republicans.

And it's embarrassing as hell that nowhere is that more true than in the great state of Texas.

Well, and you always talk about this, and Stephen, you're exactly right.

Like I said,

Why are the Democrats always the party fighting as hard as possible for the future?

Why aren't the Republicans fighting that hard?

And you talk about having a maximalist strategy.

How many times, Steve, was I on with you here on War Room during the Democrat quorum break talking about what we call the Harrison proposal?

Play hardball.

Every week the Democrats walk out, that's one more seat.

My question is, why the hell didn't we pass a map that gave Texas five more seats?

Because California, probably unconstitutionally, by the way, is about to go and erase the gains

from Texas.

And by the way, the left was going to fight the Texas redistricting with every bit as much fervor, whether we added five seats or six seats or seven seats or eight seats.

So why did we only go for five?

The author of the bill said we could have done more than five.

We should have done more than five.

And by the way, we don't know if they're going to count because we've got these judicial activist judges down here, this three judge federal panel.