Matt Jones

What do you think about it?

Because I get the sense your group of people really think this is a bad idea.

And they've backed off from that because they know they don't have any evidence of that.

Do you care the argument that Democrats are always like, we have a process?

Do you care that they didn't go through Congress?

I mean, they haven't gone through Congress for a war in a long time.

And so to some extent, that constitutional requirement has just been ignored.

Are they symbolic?

Well, I think the last one was, what, World War II or the Korean War?

But part of the reason you have that requirement, Drew, is so that you don't get into these never-ending conflicts.

And at some point, the American people get to vote on whether or not they want to do it, you know?

And it probably would have passed.

I mean, the Republicans are in charge.

I mean, maybe Thomas Massey and some of those people vote against it.

But if they do, then that should say that Americans don't want it.

That's the process.

If the president, if they could show that we were about to be attacked, then yes.

But does anyone believe that?

Does anyone believe we're about to be attacked?

Part of the problem is the president lies so much that we can't really believe anything he says.