Josh Holmes

When you have cabinet secretaries involved at a very high level or even just below that, you're dealing with it ultimately a political incentive as well.

They not only want to get the job done, but they want to take credit for a job being well done.

And that introduces an element

They may want to run for president.

It introduces an element of public opinion into the discussion.

Tom Holman does not have that.

He doesn't give a shit what you think about him.

He's done that his entire career.

And he doesn't even care, doesn't listen to it.

Like, if you told me that Tom Holman consumed a single sentence of critique about what it is that he's did, I would be shocked by that.

Right, exactly.

And that's my point.

What's your bet?

Look, I guess I'm happy that this whole thing is moving forward, albeit not as smoothly as we would like.

It goes back to our previous discussion, right, where you've got

both jury impanelment, courts, and whatever that have been corrupted by the left to the point where you can't actually see right from wrong any longer.

It's all through a political prism.

This is so clearly right and wrong.

It should be a model.

And honestly, if you were left of center, you should believe it's a model too.