Senator Tommy Tuberville

I went a couple of years, and it's really a waste of time.

But we'll probably have four or five 737s packed with congressmen and senators going over there for four or five days, and next week we're supposed to be in recess.

But I don't know what will happen if we can't come up to some kind of agreement because we'll have to shut down TSA, we'll have to shut down FEMA, and it'll be a tough road to hoe for some people, especially if they're traveling.

Well, I had dinner with him Saturday night down in Palm Beach.

And he looked at me, the very first thing he says, we've got to get this passed, we've got to get this passed.

And there's no possible way.

I mean, again, we got Republicans that coming out and verbally, publicly saying, I will not vote for this Save America Act.

And when you do that, I mean, you're pretty brave to come out there and say it.

And

Again, we'd have to have 50 or 60 votes to get it done anyway.

There's no way a Democrat's going to vote for it.

So the only way we can do it, Steve, is bust the filibuster, but there's no appetite for that here.

We've got a lot of the former senator mentality here over the years of, hey, we just do not want to nationalize elections.

But this is a different country.

This is a different time.

We have around 14 or 15 blue states that are not going to have fair elections.

So that leaves us 35 states in which to win another presidential election in three years.

And again, we're losing some in red states.

Look at Georgia.

We don't have a senator, a red senator from Georgia, which is amazing to me.