George Santos

They're not one of your own.

But at the same time, they're part of the crew that keeps you up.

Right.

And I guess one of your pillars, that's a that's a sad part.

Right.

And it's a criminal organization, essentially politics in most in most cases.

I witnessed this from a local level.

I think what people the whole two party system works in front of the cameras.

They work well on the national stage and Congress and, you know, the White House disputes, Senate, Senate House for Congress and, you know, the whole shingling dig.

But when you go down to local politics, they're all in bed.

I'll give an example in New York.

It's like you're in a Russian election.

I'm not kidding.

Judges, for instance, every year there's judges on the ballot.

The GOP chair and the Democrat chair get together and say, OK, you take three judges.

I take three judges or six.

So we'll cross endorse them.

So that judge for that office will appear on all party lines.

And then the same thing happens for all the other judges.

And you're just like, it's a Russian election.