Speaker 1: And now for a moment of clarity.
Speaker 2: How many times has the president sort of gone around
something that the Speaker has said and kind of made
him look bad. So yes, it might be one of
those moments. He's waiting for the negotiator in chief to
come in and negotiate. But we also know that, you know,
he's not actually the best negotiator, right, I mean, he's
supposed to be the peace president, and now we've done
all of these military actions. So yeah, I think he
might be waiting for him to come in.
Speaker 1: You know, Max, I want to pick up on the
note from Senator Kennedy about what's happening right now and
why this is we're seeing this four hour gap of
time transpire. Let's listen to what Senator Kennedy wanted to
do and why this is causing so much consternation for
the majority leader.
Speaker 3: I'm drafting now a bill that will just open up TSA.
That's shit, open up TSA. I think my Democratic my
Republican colleagues will vote for it. I don't see how
the Democrats can vote against it. It doesn't affect any
other part of DHS. I'm not saying TSA is more
important than anybody else at dh S, but it's predamned
important to the American people right now, who are standing
in line for five hours.
Speaker 1: The ironic part is, and that was some earlier today
before all of the you know, machinations of the Senate
started unfolding, and I took note of the fact that
he says, you know, you know, my Republican colleagues will
vote for it. I don't see how the Democrats could
vote against it, Dude, your Republican colleagues are the one
who will advance your bill. Right they're holding the Senate
up and open like this, so you can't even put
the bill in front for the Democrats to vote against it.
And you know, and Max helped me out here. The
Democrats are ready to vote for a bill that's going
to fund TSA. They just don't want to fund. I mean,
they don't want to fund the Ice Peace catch Michael
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