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Speaker 1: And now for a moment of clarity.

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Speaker 2: How many times has the president sort of gone around

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something that the Speaker has said and kind of made

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him look bad. So yes, it might be one of

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those moments. He's waiting for the negotiator in chief to

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come in and negotiate. But we also know that, you know,

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he's not actually the best negotiator, right, I mean, he's

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supposed to be the peace president, and now we've done

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all of these military actions. So yeah, I think he

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might be waiting for him to come in.

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Speaker 1: You know, Max, I want to pick up on the

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note from Senator Kennedy about what's happening right now and

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why this is we're seeing this four hour gap of

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time transpire. Let's listen to what Senator Kennedy wanted to

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do and why this is causing so much consternation for

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the majority leader.

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Speaker 3: I'm drafting now a bill that will just open up TSA.

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That's shit, open up TSA. I think my Democratic my

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Republican colleagues will vote for it. I don't see how

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the Democrats can vote against it. It doesn't affect any

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other part of DHS. I'm not saying TSA is more

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important than anybody else at dh S, but it's predamned

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important to the American people right now, who are standing

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in line for five hours.

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Speaker 1: The ironic part is, and that was some earlier today

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before all of the you know, machinations of the Senate

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started unfolding, and I took note of the fact that

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he says, you know, you know, my Republican colleagues will

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vote for it. I don't see how the Democrats could

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vote against it, Dude, your Republican colleagues are the one

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who will advance your bill. Right they're holding the Senate

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up and open like this, so you can't even put

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the bill in front for the Democrats to vote against it.

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And you know, and Max helped me out here. The

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Democrats are ready to vote for a bill that's going

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to fund TSA. They just don't want to fund. I mean,

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they don't want to fund the Ice Peace catch Michael

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