Chuck Todd

And so we're meeting with them, and they're showing us their chambers, and they described how –

This is the Tea Party shit.

Sometime in the last century, they essentially adopted the U.S.

not the Tea Party of the last 15 years.

I'm talking about the original Boston Tea Party.

form of government.

And they went through and he said, after 20 years, we got rid of what you would call the Senate because it just gummed things up.

This is taxation, right?

They grabbed money and we had no say over it whatsoever.

And they're sitting there and Tom Carper gets this big frown on his face and all of us House members start cheering.

It was taxation literally without representation because they did not go to Congress to get the ability to tax you.

There's sort of an acknowledgment that that structure – and I say this on the judges because the Senate always is going to skew conservative – and again, in the lowercase c sense because it always overly represents –

They took your money.

Now they're refusing to give it back.

Again, we started a revolution.

Over a monarch that did this.

So, yes, of course, he's going to keep doing it because what he's learned is that make the court stop you.

rural areas, people closer to the land, or sort of traditional, all that sort of stuff.

You'll continue to buy time.

There's always another way, another this.