Mark Walker

But I'm proud to have the highest pro-Trump policy scorecard when I served in Congress there and even serving and doing so there in leadership.

But don't let the ministry background fool you.

If we need to scrap or fight or stand up for what we believe in, we're not afraid to do so.

Yeah, I think it comes down to without kind of beating around the bush, a hometown home state senator that needs a little encouragement from President Trump that I shared last night.

And look, sometimes personality conflicts or what have you.

But and I get that if your feelings were hurt in a campaign three and a half, four years ago.

But here's the thing.

The fact that somebody would think that they should have the wherewithal to push back on President Trump's agenda when he's got the weight of the world on him, when he's taking flak every single day from the left, they're trying to ruin him.

You even mentioned his assassination attempts and everything else.

We ought to be doing everything we can, much like the Democrats.

When Joe Biden puts somebody forward, they line up immediately to support their president because they've got bigger fish to fry, bigger fights to take on.

So we hope, even though we feel like 50-51 senator support, in fact, we may even have a Democrat or two that ends up supporting us.

We're working on that as well.

That's yet to be seen.

But the bigger thing is, is I don't want to be so much focused about me when each and every week,

After President Trump named me this, or nominated me this, last week alone I met with people from Ethiopia, from Burma, from Iraq, from Syria.

These folks are begging out.

In fact, I was in London recently when a sweet lady named Baroness Emma Nicholson came up and she put her hand on my chest and she said, Congressman,

She said, America is the last hope for religious expression.

And she said, the reason why is because America is the only country where it's written in your law.