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hey ladies and gentlemen this is carmind
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Savia for explain America and how would
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you feel about Elon Musk as the next
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speaker of the house could happen before
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free it really helps us out I'm going to
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start right off the bat you don't have
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to be a member of
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Congress to be the speaker of the house
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you could be the speaker of the house I
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can be the Speaker of the House anybody
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can be the speaker of the house it's
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kind of wild right that you don't have
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to actually be elected by the people to
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be the speaker of the house it's kind of
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one of those little quirks in our in our
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constitution but you don't you don't
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have to be elected as a
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representative I like Mike Johnson I
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think he made a horrible deal here on
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this continuing resolution disastrous
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should it cost him his job maybe maybe I
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I you know I'm I'm taking I'm I'm with
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Trump with president-elect Trump on the
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wait and see approach this was a really
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hard deal and Democrats are touting it
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from the rooftops it was bipartisan it
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was bipartisan it stunk it stunk 1,500
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Pages for something that shouldn't break
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90 Pages you don't need that many pages
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for a continuing resolution you put a
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bunch of of nonsense sense in it that we
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don't need you put a bunch of tying the
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hands of of Investigations into the
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January 6 Committee in there why you you
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put all these restrictions on all the
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you know mandates and and masks and all
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this other stuff for what what's that
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got to do with funding the government
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give them a clean bill to fund the
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government we'll get it funded but you
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cannot cave in on this kind of stuff
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Elon Musk stop this dead inage track
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from happening and I were a member of
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Congress and and there are some right
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now margorie Taylor green has expressed
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interest in having Elon mus be speaker
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and she's not the only one there's a a
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starting to grow a base here of
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Republicans that are saying Elon Musk
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for speaker I would love it it would
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drive the Democrats insane can you get
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the votes with this thin of a majority I
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don't know I would doubt it I think they
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want one of their own and the fact that
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you wouldn't even get two or three
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Republicans to not vote for him
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tough to believe but possible you have
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to you can't really discount Trump's
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popularity I want you to watch this
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video and let me know what you think in
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the comments that they want to get
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started on
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immediately but again you know Trump is
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made clear he wants a CR with debt
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ceiling attached to it I want to go back
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to musk and I just would like to to
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follow up on that question what what you
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think about the influence he he appears
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to be having here margorie Taylor green
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just tweeted that she'd be open to
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supporting Elon Musk for Speaker of the
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House your
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reaction I don't tell the house what to
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do I'm not sure anybody can I'm sure
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with 435 members over there you're going
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to hear lots of different opinions
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that's the way the founding fathers
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wanted it in the Senate we take what
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they send us and we do the best to make
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it so it's actually viable and and put
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it into law but with regard to
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everybody's opinion everybody over there
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is entitled to their own opinion and I'm
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sure there'll be 434 other opinions
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expressed as well
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so the the reality is right now Senator
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though is that the government will shut
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down Friday at midnight if something
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isn't passed is this 11 hour 11th Hour
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chaos a preview of what's to come over
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the next four years look I I think once
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we get a clean slate put together I I
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think we can get ahead of the game for
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the first time in years I know that
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members of the Senate on both sides of
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the aisle want to get back to regular
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order they want to be able to go back
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home and to say look we're getting our
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work done we're getting it done on time
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it only Works towards the leadership's
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advantage when we run into a Jam at the
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very end of the year where they turn out
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a 1500 page bill and we don't get a
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chance to see it or comment until we get
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an up or down vote on it we can't do
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that anymore we've been saying that uh
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unfortunately it works better for a
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leader if they can put their own pieces
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into it and if they have a chance to
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craft what they want to get into it and
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that is extremely frustrating for the
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vast majority of the members of the
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Senate I suspect for the house it was
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very frustrating as well so yeah I know
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that was the best they could do at the
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time they were working among the
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leadership to to craft something that
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could get through it's better if we
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start out with a clean slate and we get
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our work done on time this next year
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that's our goal that's what we want
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Senator th to be able to do we want him
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to be able to go back in and lay out the
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plans we think that's a great approach
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to bring the Committees back in get the
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Committees working and get something to
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the floor of the Senate where it can be
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debated I think that's what the majority
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of the members really want to have
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happen all right Senator Mike Browns
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thanks for joining us thank you so the
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