Russ Vought

But if he does, he will be in the same vein as our founders. It's a little weird.

But if he does, he will be in the same vein as our founders. It's a little weird.

But if he does, he will be in the same vein as our founders. It's a little weird.

No.

No.

No.

Again, I haven't spoken to Senator McConnell on it. My guess is that the Senate is going to want to know the argument. And they probably have been told and may have been told, and I'm going to just keep it as positive as possible, that this is inappropriate. You can't do it. And I want to show them and know, in fact, you can. It is entirely appropriate and to win the argument.

Again, I haven't spoken to Senator McConnell on it. My guess is that the Senate is going to want to know the argument. And they probably have been told and may have been told, and I'm going to just keep it as positive as possible, that this is inappropriate. You can't do it. And I want to show them and know, in fact, you can. It is entirely appropriate and to win the argument.

Again, I haven't spoken to Senator McConnell on it. My guess is that the Senate is going to want to know the argument. And they probably have been told and may have been told, and I'm going to just keep it as positive as possible, that this is inappropriate. You can't do it. And I want to show them and know, in fact, you can. It is entirely appropriate and to win the argument.

And then if you win the argument and then people are like, no, we don't want to do this, then it's a different matter, right? It's like it just kind of reveals that they're not actually on board with those particular nominees going into office. And that's a different issue. So I think that we don't know yet to whether Will the Senate have an issue?

And then if you win the argument and then people are like, no, we don't want to do this, then it's a different matter, right? It's like it just kind of reveals that they're not actually on board with those particular nominees going into office. And that's a different issue. So I think that we don't know yet to whether Will the Senate have an issue?

And then if you win the argument and then people are like, no, we don't want to do this, then it's a different matter, right? It's like it just kind of reveals that they're not actually on board with those particular nominees going into office. And that's a different issue. So I think that we don't know yet to whether Will the Senate have an issue?

I mean, to some extent, the Senate knows it has an issue because they couldn't move these nominees fast enough in the first term because the Democrats were filibustering everyone. Right. And so and by the way, you know, a lot of these hearings and you read the history books and people got approved by the Senate in a day, you know, like.

I mean, to some extent, the Senate knows it has an issue because they couldn't move these nominees fast enough in the first term because the Democrats were filibustering everyone. Right. And so and by the way, you know, a lot of these hearings and you read the history books and people got approved by the Senate in a day, you know, like.

I mean, to some extent, the Senate knows it has an issue because they couldn't move these nominees fast enough in the first term because the Democrats were filibustering everyone. Right. And so and by the way, you know, a lot of these hearings and you read the history books and people got approved by the Senate in a day, you know, like.

The system wasn't meant to be this slow, and it has been bogged down and slowed down. And we'll see, you know, Senator Thune, Majority Leader Thune, will have a chance to put his own imprint on the Senate, and I want to see how he does.

The system wasn't meant to be this slow, and it has been bogged down and slowed down. And we'll see, you know, Senator Thune, Majority Leader Thune, will have a chance to put his own imprint on the Senate, and I want to see how he does.

The system wasn't meant to be this slow, and it has been bogged down and slowed down. And we'll see, you know, Senator Thune, Majority Leader Thune, will have a chance to put his own imprint on the Senate, and I want to see how he does.

Well, you know, I've always said the last four years I would never want to miss out on another chance to be at the president's side. I find in him to be someone who's so uniquely situated for the moment.

Well, you know, I've always said the last four years I would never want to miss out on another chance to be at the president's side. I find in him to be someone who's so uniquely situated for the moment.