Emily

I wish she hadn't quit.

I genuinely wish that she hadn't quit because then we would get to see where some of these votes and pieces of legislation that she was introducing would go going forward.

But Crystal, this actually makes me think we should perhaps invite her to talk about what she thinks on some of these questions now.

It would be interesting.

She had a really interesting interview on The View where she actually apologized for her rhetoric and for her actions.

And she stepped back from some of it and said she felt like she contributed to a lot of the tensions that had escalated in Washington.

I do think it would be interesting to hear some of that from her because her tactics and rhetoric actually is kind of an interesting part of the picture here.

So

We'll see.

I mean, but it's a very it is a quandary for the left.

And I think I don't blame anybody for me for being skeptical.

But the political utility is I think it is fairly obvious.

It's just the personal questions that remain unresolved.

I wouldn't say it's out of the question.

I do think her, Tucker—I mean, Tucker has sort of started to his—I mean, he is getting slammed by the right for this now, for even saying that he thinks he was suckered in by some propaganda campaigns on Islam.

And I don't know where MTG—it would actually be interesting to see MTG get on the record about some of this stuff, but—

From him, from MTG, from like Carrie Prejean, some of them are leading very heavily with this, exactly this religious argument, saying that nobody, like nobody should be treated like the people of Gaza were treated for the last several years.

And Tucker said last week he thinks that actually Israelis are less safe, Jewish Israelis are less safe now than ever before.

I feel like they've definitely led in with that argument.

aspect of this, that it's just destruction of human life that's really enraged them.