Jared Moskowitz

The president bears responsibility.

Period.

Or exclamation point.

I mean, it's just pathetic.

But, you know, my colleagues love the past, Mr. Smith.

Love the past.

That's why you're here before Pam Bondi.

Okay?

We haven't had the Attorney General here.

We didn't have her last year.

She's the only one in the cabinet to not come and committee a reference.

But they love the past.

Oh, they, you know, love talking about January 6th and Hunter Biden and COVID and Barack Obama and Hillary's emails.

They love the past.

These people love the past so much they're still reenacting the Civil War.

Okay?

Love the past.

But they hate talking about the present.

There was a lot there, Ben. I don't even know where to begin. Can we go back to the characters from the insurance companies, like the gecko and the duck? I like Scalise talking about all the zoo animals. I sometimes think that's reminiscent of what the house is like. It's probably why he felt comfortable. He's actually not making a terrible point, by the way. It's something that we've discussed in Florida in the legislature for a long period of time, which is allowing insurance companies

to sell specific lines of insurance that they make money on, and allowing insurance companies to not sell certain lines of insurance that they don't make money on. In Florida it's a home insurance issue, where we let them sell auto insurance, but not home insurance. They always threaten to pull out of the market if we make them sell home insurance. Here's a similar thing, right? I mean, everyone should be selling all lines of insurance. Some of them will make a lot of money, some will be lost leaders.