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And then after a nice career, either in Congress or some big think tank, we'll go on and do something else in life.

The left, when they get political power, by God, we are going to fundamentally change everything.

We're going to use the law as a political weapon to crush our political enemies.

If you get in our way and try and stop our grand vision for our total transformation of this country, and Republicans are sitting and going, ooh, we don't want to do that.

That'd be dirty.

We either figure out what time it is, or you can write the Republic off.

And this is what frustrates me.

Republicans, Trump knows what to do with political power.

Most Republicans don't know what to do with political power.

And this is what is one of my biggest frustrations having been here for a very long time.

Republicans, when given political power by the voters, don't know what to do with it.

In fact, Vince, find it kind of icky to use the political power that was actually given to them by the voters.

Trump, I've been given political power to actually implement an agenda, and I'm going to use that political power to actually do that.

If Republicans don't figure out how to use political power to actually achieve all of these things, which, by the way, mass deportations was absolutely on the ballot in 2024 and one of the reasons that Trump won.

If you can't get on board with that and don't know how to use political power, why on earth would the American people give you political power in the future?

let's say what happens do you think they're right do you think they're right is the world going back to the way it used to be i can't if we do we'll lose and i mean that i not only lose politically we'll lose the country if we allow a snap back to the old republican uh corporatism this slow surrender basically kind of uniparty approach of we don't want to do that too fast we'll just kind of tap the brakes we don't go too far down that path too quickly um

we'll lose.

And it'll be devastating for the future of this country and for the future of our children and grandchildren.

This is why I go back to the midterms being a critical part to where we go after the midterms in 28 and 2030.

There's two points I want to make.