Jared Isaacman

And we'll get into some major domestic politics related issues.

But Congressman, right off the top.

Let's just kind of obviously the Iran story is huge.

You talk with the White House quite a lot.

You know the oil and gas industry well as you represent the state of Texas.

If the president were to ask your advice as it pertains to where we are about a month into the strikes on Iran, you would tell him what as it pertains to the best possible outcome at this point?

What did you think when the Senate left on a two-week vacation and you guys were still working on the House side?

We're talking to Congressman Chip Roy.

He is running for Attorney General of Texas.

If you were Attorney General, one of your top focuses, I would imagine, in Texas would be prosecuting violent criminals and ensuring that they end up behind bars.

You're in Washington, D.C.

right now.

Last year, 125-year low, according to data for murders.

In Washington, D.C., so far this year compared to last year, murders are down 65%, according to the official Metro D.C.

data that I am looking at right now.

Sex abuse charges down 67%.

Is it what we've seen in D.C.

and what we've seen in Memphis, strong evidence that as you're laying out with your potential bills, we don't have to deal with violent crime?

We can actually drive it down to levels that we've never seen before and make all of us safer?

Welcome back in.