Mike Davis

this evening, and you're exactly right, Steve.

This is a big piece of legislation.

This needs to go through the regular order.

It needs to go through the committee process.

It needs to go through amendments.

We need to have debate.

We need to get 60 votes in the Senate.

Look, if everyone agrees that the legislation, the proposed legislation, the Article 3 project is drafting is good, and you can get 60 votes in the Senate, and a majority in the House and the President sign off on it, great.

But

It's probably not going to work that way.

It's going to require debates.

It's going to require amendments.

It's going to require votes.

And, you know, that's the American way, and that's how you're going to get the best legislation possible.

And no one's going to be ecstatic when the legislative process is over.

People are going to have some wins.

People are going to have some losses.

But that's how our process works.

That's how our legislative process works under Article I of the Constitution.

No question, Stephen.