Ro Khanna

You know, so was Saddam Hussein.

And we went into Iraq afterwards.

That didn't turn out well.

So was Gaddafi.

That didn't turn out well.

So, yes, he needs to come.

Donald Trump needs to come to Congress.

But we also need to understand that we just cannot keep getting in to these wars overseas, trying to make things better when it often doesn't, because we can't anticipate all the sectarian violence and conflicts.

And when we're spending billions of dollars that could be going to housing and childcare and jobs here, and we are risking American lives, putting lives at risk.

And by the way, the judgment of this should be the American peoples.

And they keep telling us we don't want these wars.

Over and over and over again.

And then somehow the president gets in there, whoever the president is, and every time Lindsey Graham is the first guest on Meet the Press.

Like, how is that guy determining American foreign policy for 25 years?

Presidents come and go, Congresses come and go, but it seems like Lindsey Graham is determining American foreign policy.

It's mind-boggling to me.

I saw the clips.

I saw them on my social media.

And good for, as we were talking earlier, good for Senator Tillis for calling her leadership a disaster, a moral disaster.

And I mean, she's presiding over an agency that's killing Americans.