Eli Crane

And, you know, thankfully, thankfully my voters had my back cause I have their back up there.

Absolutely.

But a lot of, a lot of politicians don't want to get on the wrong side of that machine and they want to stay there for a long time, you know, and,

everything that goes with it.

And that's why you rarely see people go up there and kick the hornet's nest.

It's another one of their tricks, Sean.

It's another one of the establishment's tricks.

Because we've continually fund the government with CRs or continuing resolutions or omnibus bills that are like Tim said, thousands of pages, right?

They got you between a rock and a hard place as a representative because if you vote no on it because you don't want to fund –

You know, whatever agenda it is or some woke and weaponized DEI program.

Well, I think he's saying if you had a billionaire that shared your worldview and wanted you to fight, is that what you're saying?

No, no, no.

I talked to one of our friends and he told me that when he first got to Congress, he was told that he needed like –

You know, to stroke like a I think like one hundred fifty thousand dollar check if he wanted to be on a certain committee.

And so he had to call some of his donors, you know, to to fork up so that he could be on that committee.

But to Tim's point, it's it's a big part of the corruption in the structure.

That's a good question.

Maybe some of them watch SRSD.

I don't know.

Well, maybe that's why we're having this discussion.