Eli Crane

So they don't want to be ostracized from the elite social club.

But if they want to be promoted within that elite social club, because I know members that are angling for bigger spots right now.

And if – they got to be very careful politically on not to piss off the wrong person that could cast a vote or even have a backdoor conversation that would keep them from that position.

And they're all working angles.

Or even if you wanted an appointment that had, you know, took Senate confirmation.

Right.

A lot of these people are thinking about that.

Like if I want that spot where I need to get confirmed by the Senate, I can't vote against that senator's bill because, you know, that's the one vote that that I need to get over the hump.

Like and that's politics.

And that's not unique to the government.

I mean, there are people in corporate America, people in the military.

I think that's our nature to be selfish and to be self-serving, right?

I think it's definitely elevated and escalated there just because of the power and the prestige of working in the federal government at those levels.

I do want to bring something back up about when we were talking about biggest threats.

And I said getting Trump in and then illegals voting.

I don't know if I brought up the fact when we voted on the SAVE Act, which would keep illegals from voting.

And I think this is so important.

I think it was only five Democrats voted to support it.

Only five Democrats voted to stop illegals from voting in our election.

And I think that's so telling and so important because I know you have people on all sides of the spectrum that watch the show.