Congressman Andy Biggs

And then the other aspect coming is, you know that the Democrats, they've already said they're going to eliminate the cloture rule.

uh when this when this when they next time they get the majority of the senate and if that happens guess what all of the policies change you get puerto rico you get washington dc estates you get a u.s supreme court that's packed and logged up with more than nine members you change the very nature of the trajectory of this nation do you get the feeling that there are republicans colleagues of yours in either the house or senate who prefer to be in the minority

Um, I, I gotta believe that there are, um, some people are very comfortable.

I, you know, when I was, I was chair of the freedom caucus when we were in the minority before and we pushed back everything.

And I actually had, you know, we were, we were asking for roll call votes on virtually everything we possibly could to slow them down, do everything we could to slow down their agenda.

And I actually had Republicans come to me and tell me how irresponsible they thought that was.

And so that's a crying shame to me because, uh, I believe that, uh,

We shouldn't be in the minority.

I believe that America is still a majority center right nation.

And that means that you have to do everything you can to preserve that center right status, which means you have to keep the Republican majority in the House and the Senate and lay the groundwork for 2028.

Because if you screw up 2026, guess what else is screwed up?

The election of 2028, which is where a new president will be considered.

Well, you're gonna have to do at least a couple of things.

Number one is the healthcare issue because, and I'm not suggesting that you have to extend the subsidies, but you have to provide an alternative so that the vast majority of Americans

have their premiums go down, they have better access to health care.

You can do that by just creating a free market system that's separate and apart from Obamacare.

You have to turn down a lot of Obamacare.

uh regulations but we have legislation to do it i introduced legislation last week on it um i think we're going to be voting this week on a on a bill that's going to largely i shouldn't say largely it's going to make a difference it will actually reduce premiums by about 12 percent um save 30 billion dollars over 10 years now that is just that's just

little bitty parts of what needs to be needs to happen.

But but that's a first step in the right direction.