John Solomon

And I think that that letter opened a lot of eyes that obviously angered the Democrats.

But both sides are engaging in it.

And I think Gary Shappley is the guy that's going to kick up some serious dust.

And listen, the more they crack down on this, here's another thing.

All of a sudden, those groups are going to be paying taxes.

And that's a way to shrink our budget or shrink our deficit a little bit.

and our debt.

And so this could have a double or triple shrink corruption and the deficit.

That'd be a good thing for us.

Now, let's remember, though, it was AOC who got in trouble with the Ethics Committee because she let someone else buy her dress for her.

So even things as simple as a $10,000 or $20,000 dress for the Met Gala can corrupt a member of Congress.

The culture in Washington—and by the way, AOC can talk a good game, but she's part of the culture, just like every other member of Congress is.

The culture in Washington is just like the one you experienced when you were going to see those lawmakers.

Who's going to pay me today?

What do I get?

My time is worth money.

And that money almost always goes into either their 501c3, their 501c4, or their campaign coffers.

Until we get out of that cash register in politics, the American distrust of any person, whether it is AOC or Marjorie Taylor Greene or anyone in between, is going to remain high.

And I think that we've made politics an enrichment business, and it was never meant to be that.

Well, this interview occurred last night.