Tim Burchett

I remember he pulled up and I think he parked kind of illegal and he got out of his car and was strutting through the crowd.

and get his tickets to the ball game or whatever.

My buddy said, who's that?

I said, well, he's a pretty big deal in Nashville.

And he said, tell him he ain't in Nashville anymore.

He's in Knoxville.

He ain't nobody here.

And I think sometimes we forget that.

I see these guys come out of their district, and I don't know anybody.

Nobody knows me in Eli's district.

And I think sometimes we forget that, that we're supposed to be back home representing that group.

They got through that quick.

I think the Civil War question is, I think it'd be more of a regional thing.

I always remember it

when Trump was giving a speech at the White House and riots were, remember where Rand Paul got attacked, him and his wife did.

And then I was, I guess we were maybe a hundred yards behind that.

And so we went back the other way.

And I remember the police were, I remember Andy Barr from Kentucky, his wife had died and he had his two precious little girls there in these pretty little matching dresses.

People were just saying filthy stuff.

And I'd had enough.