Ned Ryun

The RNC finance chair this year

for this election cycle is J.D.

Vance.

If J.D.

can be successful in raising the kind of money that's necessary and helping point everybody in the right direction to successfully hold the House, I think he goes on a very good trajectory towards being the 2028 nominee, which I'm all for.

Right.

Well, he's out there meeting, I mean, he's raising all of the money necessary to be successful in the midterms.

In many ways, you take that burden upon you.

You're not only doing the bulk of the fundraising to make sure the RNC is getting the funds necessary to then disperse them to the right places.

Yeah, in a lot of ways, there's a lot of responsibility on J.D.

Vance's shoulders for how well the midterms go or don't go.

I would also add Trump throwing in three or four hundred million for MAGA Inc.

would go a long way towards making us successful.

But J.D.

being successful as the RNC finance chair and the fundraising and then making sure that those resources are spent in the right places, that's a huge burden.

But he's he's taken it upon himself.

As far as I know he will be, there's also other people like James Blair, Deputy White House Chief of Staff is obviously going to be involved in a lot of the political decisions.

Trump's obviously hugely involved.

Susie's hugely involved.

So it's more of a team.