Eric Swalwell

OK, OK, well, that's you have a lot of states rights and authorities that affect their mobility.

And I think you can do all of that.

And again, just go on offense.

Don't let them drive the narrative.

Absolutely.

You know, I just talked to the new mayor of Miami last week, Elaine Higgins, and part of her campaign was to protect the most vulnerable in her community who are under attack.

And then many of these people are not people who can vote for her, right?

I mean, but she knows that they are friends and neighbors of the community.

And so I think this has to be a clarion call for mayors and governors

Well, the margins are so thin right now.

It's 218 Republicans to 213 Democrats.

And by the way, there are a few Republicans, Thomas Massey-like individuals, who don't like the lawless nature of this administration.

So it's really just a matter of finding two other Republicans to work with to affect change.

So I wouldn't write the other side completely off.

I'd write most of them off.

But you just need a handful.

This is the thinnest majority

ever and mike johnson doesn't have a together and he doesn't have aligned and so you know where we can get wins you know for the most vulnerable uh we should be seeking to do that and and one that i think you can do immediately is on the immunity issue look i immunity is there for many good reasons for law enforcement when they're doing law enforcement functions these guys are not doing law enforcement functions they are taking civil actions but they have this

as I said, this cloak of immunity that makes them act as if they are invincible.

And if you strip that away, again, I don't think that guy shoots into that car.