Mike Davis

This is also significant because much like Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard is someone who the deep state loathes. And the deep state has a sort of a sworn vengeance to retaliate against and to prevent from getting into positions like these ones. And yet Tulsi Gabbard, like Kash Patel, is about to get confirmed. And it couldn't happen a moment too soon. And this is not happening a moment too soon.

This is also significant because much like Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard is someone who the deep state loathes. And the deep state has a sort of a sworn vengeance to retaliate against and to prevent from getting into positions like these ones. And yet Tulsi Gabbard, like Kash Patel, is about to get confirmed. And it couldn't happen a moment too soon. And this is not happening a moment too soon.

We need both of these people in those positions.

We need both of these people in those positions.

Look, in the Senate, a lot of what happens is kind of a race against the clock. The best way to move things forward is to exhaust those who are trying to slow the process down. And I think the longer the hours, the longer the weeks that we can work, even working through weekends when necessary, when the Democrats are dragging their feet, can help work wonders.

Look, in the Senate, a lot of what happens is kind of a race against the clock. The best way to move things forward is to exhaust those who are trying to slow the process down. And I think the longer the hours, the longer the weeks that we can work, even working through weekends when necessary, when the Democrats are dragging their feet, can help work wonders.

Nothing sharpens the mind and enhances the willingness of a recalcitrant senator, one who's hell-bent on on using the Senate rules to prolong the process needlessly. Nothing will sharpen the mind quite like saying, okay, you feel that strongly about it, you're going to stay up late nights. And for that matter, you're going to have to stay here through weekends in order to get this done.

Nothing sharpens the mind and enhances the willingness of a recalcitrant senator, one who's hell-bent on on using the Senate rules to prolong the process needlessly. Nothing will sharpen the mind quite like saying, okay, you feel that strongly about it, you're going to stay up late nights. And for that matter, you're going to have to stay here through weekends in order to get this done.

The more we can do that, the better off we will be and the faster we'll get Trump's picks confirmed.

The more we can do that, the better off we will be and the faster we'll get Trump's picks confirmed.

For the very same reason that I think Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard are exceptionally well-suited to lead the FBI and to serve as the director of national intelligence. I'd love to see Ron Paul having the Federal Reserve. The reason is he's a longtime skeptic of that very institution.

For the very same reason that I think Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard are exceptionally well-suited to lead the FBI and to serve as the director of national intelligence. I'd love to see Ron Paul having the Federal Reserve. The reason is he's a longtime skeptic of that very institution.

He has seen and has been one who has commented early and often about the problems with the Federal Reserve, about how the Federal Reserve perpetuates the growth of big government, about how the Federal Reserve has slowly eaten away at the purchasing power of every paycheck that you have and the value of every dollar.

He has seen and has been one who has commented early and often about the problems with the Federal Reserve, about how the Federal Reserve perpetuates the growth of big government, about how the Federal Reserve has slowly eaten away at the purchasing power of every paycheck that you have and the value of every dollar.

the Federal Reserve through its so-called dual mandate, where it's supposed to at once look out to make sure that we control inflation and simultaneously maintain full employment. Those things are often at odds with each other, and so every single time it sort of leans into the second part of the mandate, into full employment, which results in more and more inflation. Look,

the Federal Reserve through its so-called dual mandate, where it's supposed to at once look out to make sure that we control inflation and simultaneously maintain full employment. Those things are often at odds with each other, and so every single time it sort of leans into the second part of the mandate, into full employment, which results in more and more inflation. Look,

Inflation is something that you can handle really well if you're rich. In fact, a lot of rich people get far richer during periods of inflation. It's America's hardworking, poor middle class who get screwed with all that. And that's one of the reasons why we need reformers. And I would love to see Ron Paul in a position like that one.

Inflation is something that you can handle really well if you're rich. In fact, a lot of rich people get far richer during periods of inflation. It's America's hardworking, poor middle class who get screwed with all that. And that's one of the reasons why we need reformers. And I would love to see Ron Paul in a position like that one.

Yeah, what bothers me most about this is that what Judge Paul Engelmeyer did in New York, you know, prohibiting these political appointees, including Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, from accessing Treasury Department data seems a real problem. You know, our our

Yeah, what bothers me most about this is that what Judge Paul Engelmeyer did in New York, you know, prohibiting these political appointees, including Treasury Secretary Scott Besson, from accessing Treasury Department data seems a real problem. You know, our our