Eric Bolling

Because energy is the underlying predicate to an economy.

So we've had a two-week recess.

Next week, the House and the Senate come back.

They come back next week, and you're going to have microphones in everybody's face about this war.

The intensity of the information war about this conflict is about to go to the 10th power because right now all the congressmen are gone.

So it's tough to get to them.

You're going to hear just guys going to studios or maybe –

doing a pickup hit.

Next week, you're going to be overwhelmed by this.

So the political heat on this is going to ratchet up big league.

Congressman Chip Roy joins us.

Congressman, we've been saying from the beginning, and I think this is one of the reasons

That from being a leader in the House Freedom Caucus, you decided, hey, I got to go back to my home state and be attorney general because Texas is in a bad way right now.

This Islamic invasion of Texas, Sharia law, the H-1B visas and so many problems around the great state of Texas.

And it's the crown jewel.

But just your thoughts right now, you've been a hawk, a deficit hawk.

We have a budget, and I think our friend and the former contributor here, Russ Vogt, is going to go before, I think, the House and the Senate next week to talk about the budget that's being put forth, which has pretty big deficits in it.

A $1.5 trillion, you know, $1.5 trillion now for the military budget.

And I don't think that includes the $200 billion supplemental for the Iran conflict, which people are saying it's got to be pay as you go.

You've got to pay for this.