Robert Garcia

I think they just want to support the president.

I mean, I think many of them are also wondering what we're doing, but they have decided to essentially march lockstep with the president on everything.

Now, I think back home, it's a different story.

I think you're starting to see folks within the party and the base and Republicans back home going, what are we doing?

My gas is still six bucks a gallon like it is in California.

I'm not getting any more money from the government.

Where the hell is no tax on tips?

Where the hell is my check I was getting from Donald Trump?

I wasn't scared of Iran in the first place.

Exactly right.

And why are we launching all these foreign wars when you said you were going to be the president of peace or whatever the hell he was calling himself?

So I think that there is a clear break that's happening at the base level that has not yet reached the Congress.

Look, I think there's so much horror happening at once that I think folks are trying to push back in ways that they can.

And I understand, first of all, the anger.

I understand.

I am of the belief that we should be angrier about everything.

Sure.

Not just Epstein and not just ICE, but we should be angrier about the Iran war.

We should be angrier about affordability issues.

We should be angrier about what's happening with voting rights.