Sean Duffy

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858 appearances 66 recordings 15 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 3d ago

Sean Duffy’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That's not the way it should be.
And so I get frustrated because, and even when we build projects, I mentioned, we're focused on DEI.
We're focused on a whole bunch of things that don't actually make life better for the people who pay taxes and give it to whether it's the local or state or federal government to actually make improvements.
So my life, I get more time back.
I get a better experience with my federal government.
Airports are the same thing.
If you ever fly through other parts of the world, beautiful airports.
We have an old infrastructure, and we're going to work on that.
How do we upgrade our airports across the country?
We oversee them, but I don't manage them.
But we could do a way better job in America in transportation.
And part of the problem is Democrats say they want one thing and they promise one thing.
I think you said the bullet train through Napa Valley is beautiful.
But what the deliverable is, is garbage.
And people don't get what they bargained for with the government when their liberal is in charge.
So it's dead in the water per DOT's perspective, but if California can come up with another $100 billion,
and build a project on the backs of the California taxpayer, they have every right to do that.
They can build it, but the federal taxpayer is not gonna fund this project, and Adam, it's not gonna be built.
There's just, I don't see a pathway forward that it would be built in the next 10 years, and I don't think they even match the number of 130 billion that it's estimated to cost right now.
Again, a really bad project run by, I think, bad politicians.
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