Tim Miller

I mean, particularly in the Senate, there's still a lot of old school hawks that kind of have swallowed their pride at various times and I think are looking at this going, you're really going to stuff Bill Pulte down my throat still?

You're going to do this surrender in Iran?

Like, there's no consideration for, you know, what the Senate wants to put forward, priority rise.

There's Cornyn, Tillis, Cassidy, who have all gotten directly screwed by Trump.

So on the one hand...

I don't know, I think we might see for the first time some real pushback.

On the other hand, the ending of the war is really bad medium term.

Short term probably helps Republicans in Congress, because I think the worst case scenario was like a true energy crisis, obviously.

And so maybe Republicans in Congress kind of just do the same thing they've always done and kind of use that as a rationale for get coming back around.

How do you kind of see that shaking out?

You want to go lobby again, which is something you didn't do.

Kudos to you afterwards.

And Cornyn said that directly.

He was like, ex-senators make a lot more money.

That's exactly right.

All right.

Lastly, you're in Texas now.

A lot of big races there this year.

Just kind of just want to do a temp check with you.

I was kind of interested.