Tim Burchett

Personal check.

So I've said this many times that if the NFL was Congress, Peyton Manning would still be waiting to get in.

Wow.

Because it's not about putting the best player in.

Because if it was, you wouldn't.

I always remember this.

Steve Cohen crossed the aisle.

Don't agree on anything, but he's my friend.

He called my mama when my dad died when we were in the state legislature.

I remember one time we were looking at each other, and this old chairman came up the aisle, and he's no longer there.

So he came up the aisle, and they called for the vote.

And he turned to the little girl that was beside him and said, how am I voting on this?

And she says, you're for this, Mr. Chairman.

He goes, oh, okay.

Puts his card in, hits the green button.

I remember I looked at Cohen and we just shook our head.

Because that structure is in place.

You've got to understand, when you're a chairman, I mean, you'll have how many, 25 or 30 people maybe that work under you?

And then all those people's jobs require and they're out whining and dining.

They're not supposed to be, but surely they are whining and dining and they go on the junkets and they go on the trips just like you are as the chairman.