Cleo Pascal

But that's if you're using that analogy of it being like high school.

So she came in.

Nobody really knew who she was.

She tells a good story.

Very convincing.

And she basically burned a bunch of colleagues.

She's a Republican.

And she has made it so that Jim Jordan, Brian Mast, Nels are getting very uncomfortable calls about what

Like what you said, you say you're tough on China, but you're supporting a program that lets Chinese into the U.S.

without a visa.

So I think she's going to find her return to Congress a little bit less warm and fuzzy than her initial introduction to Congress.

There was a congressional delegation that was supposed to go out from the small business in August that has been postponed.

So I don't know what's happening behind the scenes, but what there really needs to be is a Treasury investigation into what happened to that $1.6 billion of U.S.

taxpayer money, because it certainly didn't go to benefit the people of the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.

Their economy is in shambles.

They could have really used that money for rebuilding.

So that's nobody quite knows where it is.

And now that Governor Palacios has passed away, he was really holding the front line for for all of us, for America.

And you're starting to see things like they've announced the resumption of direct flights from Hong Kong to the Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.

That same member of Congress is pushing for a reinstatement of Annex 6 of the U.S.-China transport agreement, which would allow unlimited flights from mainland China on Chinese carriers into the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands—again, this is the United States—and into Guam.