Greg Casar

And so it is both accountability and affordability because we need the American people to know we're going after both.

And they're all tied up in corruption because this is the last part of this affordability agenda that isn't being talked about enough.

We've got how to reduce your prescription drug costs.

We've got how to increase your wages.

But also critical on the new ideas is a bill to end super PACs, because at the end of the day, things are more and more expensive in this country because corporations can go buy elections on the cheap.

go buy regulations on the cheap for them, and then it costs you when you go to the grocery store.

It costs you at the end of the month.

And so part of our affordability agenda is to root out corruption and hold these guys accountable who are making money off of you.

I mean, Trump is the ultimate gaslighter.

Of course, we condemn political violence of all kinds against any person of any party, period, including against the president.

But he's such a gaslighter because he's the one that gave out the pardon to January Sixers.

on his very first day in office who literally tried to kill people here in this building in this capital it's it is such gaslighting and to me look when you talk about like what real standing up for people really being tough looks like and gaslighting against them look at alex freddie who was trying to defend a protester who was being beaten down in the street that is real courage standing up and then he was killed

in plain sight, unarmed, on video for it.

And they're trying to somehow blame him for that.

And so I think- And they called him a terrorist.

Yeah, and they called him a terrorist.

So I think that we all should not take the gaslighting, continue to stand up for our neighbors, continue to stand up against violence of all forms.

from any direction and not let Donald Trump have us forget that he's been the person that has stoked more political violence in this country than any leader that I can think of in my lifetime here in America.

Look, the tide has been changing here in Washington, D.C., increasingly publicly and then especially privately.

More and more members of Congress are saying, I just cannot fund the Israeli military any