Rep. Jasmine Crockett

And frankly, you know, the Late Show decided that this was the option.

And I think that it was a good strategy.

I mean, look at what happened when they tried to censor Seacott.

We found out that you could get a lot more views.

So I think...

It probably gave my opponent the abuse he was looking for.

So I think it's probably better that he didn't get on and that they went straight to streaming, because we know that when we resist and when we know that it seems like they're trying to change the rules and bend to the knee of—or bend the knee to this president, that it backfires in a historic fashion.

I love it.

There's a couple of things about this, right?

A lot of people are like, there's no way Texas can do this.

And I'm here to tell you that even on day one of early voting, we are exploding with participation right now.

And we just had two special elections, one that swung 30 points, another one that swung 17 points.

We are really ready to do this in Texas.

And frankly, right now, I will tell you what the insiders tell me.

They tell me that he really doesn't like John Cornyn, so he just doesn't want to endorse him.

We know that the Republicans have already spent $50 million trying to boost Senator Cornyn in this primary, yet he is still trailing Ken Paxton, who only raised $1 million last quarter.

We also know that supposedly his chief of staff does not like Ken Paxton.

So there's that.

And then Wesley Hunt doesn't really have a shot.

So he doesn't really know what to do.