Eli Crane

Um, and if, if they don't have the number to my office, there's an app called bill blaster and you can get every single senators, every single member of Congress's information and call them directly in their office.

That's called Build Blaster.

Build Blaster.

And it's a great – you don't have to just use it.

Please don't just use it for that.

Like if you see a piece of legislation coming up that you're fired up about or you want us to vote a certain way on, please engage your member of Congress because you'd be surprised, Sean.

That actually does work.

It doesn't work if five or 10 people do it, but if a couple thousand people do it and we walk into our office going from one committee hearing to the other and like, hey, we're getting blown up right now about this CR with the SAVE Act or this FISA bill or whatever it is.

And then it's like, okay, well, what are people saying?

What are you hearing?

There are members of Congress that listen to that.

And for the ones that don't, you can apply enough pressure to where they'll think twice about selling you out if you get loud enough.

Yeah, I'd like to see, I would like to see every, everybody in the chain of command, um, that's got caught covering up anything to be fired.

I'd like to see, you know, those that made decisions based on where to put the counter snipers.

I'd like to see them be, you know, held accountable.

And that has very, you know,

You know, accountability, whether you're in the military, law enforcement, that can be a myriad of different things depending on the severity of it.

You know, I'd also like to see, you know, like whoever may – I think –

Those who made decisions based on – one of the decisions that was – or pieces of guidance put out was, hey, we're not going to send counter snipers anywhere unless they can drive there, right?

Decisions like that.