Jasmine Crockett

Yes. We had to have a hearing.

Like, I mean... So, literally, it's like... I mean, I hear you. Right. But like these people don't even understand. And maybe they wouldn't have a hearing on that if there were no cameras, like maybe like.

Like, I mean... So, literally, it's like... I mean, I hear you. Right. But like these people don't even understand. And maybe they wouldn't have a hearing on that if there were no cameras, like maybe like.

Like, I mean... So, literally, it's like... I mean, I hear you. Right. But like these people don't even understand. And maybe they wouldn't have a hearing on that if there were no cameras, like maybe like.

I think it's more ideological. I think that you can find persons that absolutely believe that there needs to be a more aggressive kind of fight in this moment. And they're of all ages. You know, and when I think about some of, you know, the strongest voices, you know, I'm always going to say Maxine Waters is going to be like one of the first ones who's literally going to call out whatever.

I think it's more ideological. I think that you can find persons that absolutely believe that there needs to be a more aggressive kind of fight in this moment. And they're of all ages. You know, and when I think about some of, you know, the strongest voices, you know, I'm always going to say Maxine Waters is going to be like one of the first ones who's literally going to call out whatever.

I think it's more ideological. I think that you can find persons that absolutely believe that there needs to be a more aggressive kind of fight in this moment. And they're of all ages. You know, and when I think about some of, you know, the strongest voices, you know, I'm always going to say Maxine Waters is going to be like one of the first ones who's literally going to call out whatever.

And Maxine is like 86, 87. I mean, she's like up there. Right. And I don't think anyone.

And Maxine is like 86, 87. I mean, she's like up there. Right. And I don't think anyone.

And Maxine is like 86, 87. I mean, she's like up there. Right. And I don't think anyone.

Correct. So that's why I really don't think I think that it's more so a mindset. And I think that they are more so concerned about kind of those that are stuck in tradition and and and stuck in this idea of the institutions while not recognizing that the institutions are literally burning around us. Right. Like they're like over there. You know, they've got their water hoses.

Correct. So that's why I really don't think I think that it's more so a mindset. And I think that they are more so concerned about kind of those that are stuck in tradition and and and stuck in this idea of the institutions while not recognizing that the institutions are literally burning around us. Right. Like they're like over there. You know, they've got their water hoses.

Correct. So that's why I really don't think I think that it's more so a mindset. And I think that they are more so concerned about kind of those that are stuck in tradition and and and stuck in this idea of the institutions while not recognizing that the institutions are literally burning around us. Right. Like they're like over there. You know, they've got their water hoses.

They're like, no, no, it's we're going.

They're like, no, no, it's we're going.

They're like, no, no, it's we're going.

Right. So I think it's more so our issue is more so how do you save the institution and what is worth salvaging, right? Because when you think about like a house burning, like if there's a child or a loved one in there, you're gonna go and like, let me go get the kid, right? Like forget the clothes, forget the pictures. And I think that that's where we are is like,

Right. So I think it's more so our issue is more so how do you save the institution and what is worth salvaging, right? Because when you think about like a house burning, like if there's a child or a loved one in there, you're gonna go and like, let me go get the kid, right? Like forget the clothes, forget the pictures. And I think that that's where we are is like,

Right. So I think it's more so our issue is more so how do you save the institution and what is worth salvaging, right? Because when you think about like a house burning, like if there's a child or a loved one in there, you're gonna go and like, let me go get the kid, right? Like forget the clothes, forget the pictures. And I think that that's where we are is like,

What parts of this are worth saving? Because there are parts of this that failed us in the first place. And frankly, some of them that never worked anyway, like never worked in a way that they worked for all of us. But I think the biggest debate is like, how do you do that? I think that that is why there's the discussions about David Hogg and his approach to it.