Tulsi Gabbard

And I told her, I was like, this has got to be kind of chaotic for you guys because you're manning the doors.

You've got a whole bunch of us who are new here and trying to find our way around.

And she's like, oh, no, no.

we like you guys because you're still nice to us.

And I said, what do you mean?

I asked, I was like, what are you talking about?

She said, mark my words, in about six months, maybe only half of you will still be nice to us.

Never forgot that conversation.

A few years later, you know, where my office was, you end up seeing, you know, you have the same Capitol Police guys who are stationed at that specific post.

And so I often would stop by, talk to them.

Like, hey, how's it going?

Whatever.

I got to know them.

So one night after votes, I was standing there inside the door.

And somehow, I forget what the conversation was, but I went back to this and I shared this story with them.

And they looked at the door.

They saw a member of Congress heading towards that door.

And they were just like, stand behind the corner where you can't be seen.

Watch this.

Member of Congress walked in.