Thomas Massey

I don't know what it is.

He came to our GOP conference at the beginning of this session of Congress in January and

and mentioned me three or four times.

Yeah, at the Trump Kennedy Center.

Right, the Trump Kennedy Center.

I was not there, but my friends all came up to me who were there and said, he mentioned you like four or five times, not by name each time, but it was clear he was speaking about you.

But to the main point, there's this narrative people are trying to say, I've stopped an agenda.

I didn't stop the big, beautiful bill.

I didn't stop all these CRs, which are basically the Biden budgets.

Which Mike Johnson said we wouldn't be governing by CR.

Right.

I haven't stopped anything yet.

And the only thing where I've really changed the course of Congress, this Congress, is to get the Epstein Files Transparency Act passed.

I have forced some transparency on them.

And I think that's what they dislike when they have to vote on whether to go to war or not.

And then on some of the amendments, like I'm going to offer amendments to defund things that, you know, allegedly here's a part of the cognitive dissonance, I think, over at the White House.

There's all this fraud in these programs like refugee resettlement programs, the daycare programs.

The White House has tried to withhold funding from five different states at least, and a judge said you can't do that.

And they're complaining that the judge said, you know, this judge, he's got too much power.

The reason the judge can say that is President Trump signed the bill that said he would give the money, and Republicans wrote the checks to give the money.