Jen Psaki

Now the times have found us.

And rather than just prey on what he has to say next because that's why he lies so much so he gets the attention that he wants for lying, we're here to respect the goodness of the American people as we go forward.

Well, we'll see.

We have two governors that have been elected, and so we have to replace them.

But the fact is, whatever it is in the near term and within the year,

before now, one year from now, Hakeem Jeffries will be the Speaker of the House.

The Democrats will win the House, hopefully the Senate as well.

And the Republicans know that, and that's why you see some change in behavior in terms of discharge petitions, whether it's on

Health care.

Health care.

They even hate to bring up the other subjects, but the Republicans signing up on those so that we can have votes on the floor and action taken in that way.

But the fact is that what's happening now is that Congress has almost been abolished by the Republicans.

The Speaker has surrendered his title to the President of the United States.

The Senate, too.

I mean, they practically are nonexistent in terms of

meeting the needs of the American people from the Republican side.

What people have to see is that we're in a situation about affordability, about people having access to quality health care.

We're about the Republicans and their big, stinking, lousy, ugly bill, which some describe differently, have taken away the subsidies, have taken millions of people off of Medicaid, half a trillion dollars out of Medicare.

That's what we should be talking about, not spending billions of dollars to go into

Venezuela, the president of Venezuela is a terrible person.