Kevin Roberts

She has been.

Behind the scenes with campaigns and conversations like that and having the ultimate trust of President Trump in particular.

Mm-hmm.

would be enough, but I think Susie, in addition to doing a great job as chief of staff, has also shown a real acumen for where the movement's going, what the pain points are.

She sort of leaves the policies and the issues up to people, other people, although she's fully capable of doing that.

She wants to figure out how you keep this governing coalition together.

And so we had a conversation thread earlier

about conservatives not governing well.

Susie also deserves credit for reminding conservatives, you're in power.

This is what you need to do in order to stay in power.

Not just for the sake of having power, but for doing the people's business.

We don't weigh in on that.

Great policymaker.

But we're not calling for a change in AG, to be clear.

Once the president would nominate someone, then we would, as we did with RFK and Tulsi, a couple of other cabinet picks, we would go help them get across the finish line with ads and working Capitol Hill.

But we leave the initial choice to the president.

In this case, we have no problem with Attorney General Bundy.

Well, that's how I was raised.

I believe I've got a moral obligation to Christian charity, which I exercise imperfectly.

It is, and there's a correlation between that and policy momentum, which is where we're going to be focused.