Luke Broadwater

And in the book, we take you inside the room for a private one-on-one meeting between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Mike Johnson as she's trying to kick him out as speaker and he's trying to fund Ukraine. And the showdown between these two is pretty incredible. So I would encourage people when they get the book to read that chapter.

And in the book, we take you inside the room for a private one-on-one meeting between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Mike Johnson as she's trying to kick him out as speaker and he's trying to fund Ukraine. And the showdown between these two is pretty incredible. So I would encourage people when they get the book to read that chapter.

And in the book, we take you inside the room for a private one-on-one meeting between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Mike Johnson as she's trying to kick him out as speaker and he's trying to fund Ukraine. And the showdown between these two is pretty incredible. So I would encourage people when they get the book to read that chapter.

It's kind of gross, but they get paid $177,000, which I think to most people sounds like a lot of money. But D.C., it's extremely expensive to live in D.C., and then you have a family back home and probably a house or a mortgage or at least an apartment back home. And so you have two residences, and it becomes kind of untenable for them to deal on one salary unless you're independently wealthy.

It's kind of gross, but they get paid $177,000, which I think to most people sounds like a lot of money. But D.C., it's extremely expensive to live in D.C., and then you have a family back home and probably a house or a mortgage or at least an apartment back home. And so you have two residences, and it becomes kind of untenable for them to deal on one salary unless you're independently wealthy.

It's kind of gross, but they get paid $177,000, which I think to most people sounds like a lot of money. But D.C., it's extremely expensive to live in D.C., and then you have a family back home and probably a house or a mortgage or at least an apartment back home. And so you have two residences, and it becomes kind of untenable for them to deal on one salary unless you're independently wealthy.

Which a lot of them are. Yeah, a lot of the members of Congress and a lot of the senators are extremely wealthy. But if you're somebody like AOC or somebody else who comes from smaller means, it does become quite difficult.

Which a lot of them are. Yeah, a lot of the members of Congress and a lot of the senators are extremely wealthy. But if you're somebody like AOC or somebody else who comes from smaller means, it does become quite difficult.

Which a lot of them are. Yeah, a lot of the members of Congress and a lot of the senators are extremely wealthy. But if you're somebody like AOC or somebody else who comes from smaller means, it does become quite difficult.

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You're right. There's been a lot of concern since the start of the Trump administration about what would happen when or if the president began to disregard judicial rulings. And I would say this weekend was the starkest example to date of the president pushing the boundaries against the federal judiciary. And we saw the executive branch battling it out in court with the judiciary.

You're right. There's been a lot of concern since the start of the Trump administration about what would happen when or if the president began to disregard judicial rulings. And I would say this weekend was the starkest example to date of the president pushing the boundaries against the federal judiciary. And we saw the executive branch battling it out in court with the judiciary.

And it's really reached a fever pitch here in Washington. And it all concerns the deportation of about 200 migrants from Venezuela to El Salvador.

And it's really reached a fever pitch here in Washington. And it all concerns the deportation of about 200 migrants from Venezuela to El Salvador.

Well, for a long time, the Trump administration has wanted to deport people from the country faster and more aggressively than what was happening under the Biden administration. And the Trump administration has succeeded in doing that to a large extent. But it's not been fast enough for what President Trump and his top allies want to see. So they have been...

Well, for a long time, the Trump administration has wanted to deport people from the country faster and more aggressively than what was happening under the Biden administration. And the Trump administration has succeeded in doing that to a large extent. But it's not been fast enough for what President Trump and his top allies want to see. So they have been...