Eric Schmidt

Vice President Vance is going to be in charge along with the federal prosecutors.

We need to prosecute and then also have some tools on the front end to make sure this stuff doesn't happen again.

I frankly think we ought to.

We need to deal, make sure that DHS, TSA, Coast Guard, FEMA, all those agencies are funded.

And so I'm hopeful there will be a breakthrough on that.

That's going to require some, you know, obviously cooperation from the Democrats, which we haven't seen a lot of so far.

But we want to get to the SAVE Act.

We also, as I mentioned, we've got a housing bill that we can pivot back and forth to if we get a deal to open up the government.

That's harder to do once you're in the throes of a talking filibuster.

The context of that, the process in which we consider it is still an open question, but one that we're having conversations about, but clearly not a unified position, at least among Republicans in the Senate.

I think that's obviously a very real possibility.

And where do people like that go to share the big lie?

Mega media.

Well, Steve, thank goodness we have Scott Besson.

He is the most principled and skilled Secretary of the Treasury, perhaps since Alexander Hamilton, who we mentioned earlier.

He also clearly has the patience of Job that he is able to tolerate that kind of harangue from an Antifa Karen like Elizabeth Warren.

And when it comes to this issue of affordability, he's exactly correct in stating we don't want to hear about fire safety

from the arsonists, the very arsonists who lit the inflation inferno in the first place.

As a matter of fact, thankfully, Secretary Besant, President Trump, others are doing yeoman's work in addressing this affordability crisis, largely through deportations, as we also cited earlier, but again,

The problem was created on the watch of Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren.