Marjorie Taylor Greene

Yeah, no, absolutely.

They're bought and paid for.

They do not represent the American people or the American people's interest.

And it's because they're funded that way.

Take, for example, oh my gosh, this was shocking to me.

Just last week, last week, right?

57 Republicans voted no on an amendment to stop the government from controlling your car.

Like that, what we're talking about, the AI capability.

This was something that Biden and the Democrats, they passed a law when I was serving in Congress.

Of course, I voted no to it.

And the law is to require every new car starting in 2027 to have technology in there to be able to basically scan you and determine if you're drunk, if you're capable, if you're healthy and fit and capable of driving your automobile.

And the car will not start if AI determines that you're not.

Now, 57 Republicans voted no on an amendment to stop that from happening.

And I was shocked.

It's your usual, you know,

well, Mike Lawler, Don Bacon, Randy Fine.

But I was really surprised to see a name on the list, a recently elected Republican, Brian Jack from Georgia, who campaigned as being a conservative.

I know his district really well.

It was just to the south of my old district.

These people don't support that, but yet his name was on there.