Ro Khanna

And they saw that she was being treated very unfairly.

She shouldn't have been there in the first place.

And then if you called her, stick to asking her factual questions instead of trying to embarrass her.

But they've had, you know, let's just be real.

They've had a vitriol against her since she first came onto the national scene in 1992.

They've never liked her, been comfortable with her as a professional, independent-minded woman.

And it still shows.

I mean, they've got some psychological hangup there.

Well, without going into anything classified, I would just say we don't have an end game.

We don't know.

I'm more uncertain.

Every time I get one of these briefings, I leave more uncertain.

And I want to leave more certain.

Like, I don't want to have this vote.

I'd love nothing more than the Donald Trump tomorrow says the war's ended.

I don't want more of our men and women dying.

I don't want our ground troops there.

I don't want billions of dollars wasted.

I fundamentally am pretty confident the Democrats are going to come back to power in 26 and 28, but I don't want the country ruined in the process.

And I will just say this Thursday vote, you know, we've got to stick together as Democrats.