Marjorie Taylor Greene

And the question is, how did he fall into that trap?

And why in the world would he vote no on an amendment?

to stop the government from basically controlling your vehicle.

But they get pulled in and it all happens through fundraising.

And it's the most unreal thing I've ever seen in my life.

That's right.

Climbing the leadership ladder, wanting to basically be the chairman of the NRCC, wanting to be fully integrated and in charge of all fundraising for the House GOP.

That's probably what pulled him in.

Brian Jack, who I actually campaigned for, I endorsed him because I believed he would be America first.

So I was really shocked to see his name on this list.

Actually, really disgusted with it.

I'm very unhappy that his name is on this list.

Makes me regret endorsing him.

I bet.

Yeah, for sure.

But his history is he was on the political side for the president in the first administration, which means he worked with all the candidates and all the donors.

Then he worked on the political operation for former Speaker Kevin McCarthy when he was the minority leader and then became Speaker of the House.

So he's very donor-driven, big donor-driven Washington, D.C.

donors, donors that require government contracts, donors that are going to basically keep the big industries propped up and going.

And so that's what would pull a Republican that campaigned on being America first, campaigned on being MAGA, campaigned on being a conservative.