Joaquin Castro

I don't think he cares anymore.

I don't think he cares what happens to the Republican Party either, really.

I do think in his perfect world, Democrats wouldn't take back the House or the Senate, because he doesn't want any oversight, doesn't want any investigations, doesn't want subpoenas, all that.

But otherwise, man, I just think he's doing his own thing.

I think when the Supreme Court made that decision about a president not being liable criminally for official acts,

To him, that was just like taking the guardrails off.

As long as it's an official act, he can do whatever he wants.

And then you've got people like Stephen Miller out there, who I think is unstable himself, who are making key decisions on this.

Yeah, it's just a bad mix for the country.

Yeah, I mean, I think most people at the beginning, they were like,

Why?

Why are we doing this?

Why is the country doing this?

But then I think San Antonio is known as, the place I represent, is known as Military City USA.

So we still have a huge military installation there in Joint Base San Antonio, and we have a huge number of veterans there.

So you have people in those neighborhoods, just like across America, that sent their kids off to war and never saw them come home.

So every time there is something like this where there may be a war, troops may get deployed, I get calls and we get emails and everything from people that are basically really nervous, usually family members, spouses, parents that are really nervous, like, hey, what are you guys doing?

What's going on?

And it was the same thing this time.

A lot of outreach.