state, you might call it a purple one, republicans and democrats in senior positions there. are you finding republican allies in your efforts here? because there are republicans who are willing to stand up to the big lie, more likely on the senate side nationally than on the house side. but are you finding republican allies at the state level? absolutely. there s good republicans in this fight with us. i think they re largely in the states at this point. like i said, my former opponent from 2018 agreed to oversee an election after a big lie county clerk tried to undermine security. however, this corrosiveness of the big lie, it is seeping into the states. colorado saw five bills to suppress the vote last legislative session. we killed them all. we are seeing fake audits across the nation, over 500 bills across the nation to take away americans freedom. we are at a code red for
very much of a piece the way he was tweeting maria yovanovitch, the former ambassador, when testifying. the way he and his people treated it colonel vindman. doing the exact same thing. it s a part of something broader donald trump did not create in all fairness but accelerated and amplified. look at survey data or listen to people around you we used to have political opponents. more and more people see politics as the battle of good versus evil. more say i see people on the other side of the aisle not as people with a different viewpoint pressing a different agenda as acts of evil. people who would harm this country and destroy it. that s a really, really corrosive situation. given the corrosiveness and given he sets the tone whether in office another year or then another four years beyond that, you wrote a piece a couple months ago about, will trump ever really go away. will he? i don t think he ever will in the real sense. starters, loses this election, challenge its legitimacy.
our personal cell phone within the halls of congress to even do that, and this is much worse than that. so imagine the corrosiveness of the office of the presidency of the united states. congressman dent, the president has threatened this whistleblower. we know this. he said this to a crowd that he was speaking to yesterday. what do you make of that and how congress should react? again, another stunning statement. this whistleblower, from what i can tell, i read in i think the new york times, said that he or she was a cia agent or employee. and i just can t believe the president of the united states cnn has not confirmed that. i just want to make that clear. i read that in the new york times, i think. but the point is this person put his or her neck out to make this statement in good faith, and everything this whistleblower has said, as luis just stated,
today according to the coast guard, that number tops out at 12 million. translating to 130 million boat users. at the same time, experts say very little has been invested in boating infrastructure. this man calls it a tragedy waiting to happen. if the boat ramp is not well maintained you have the danger of actually recovering boats and having something catastrophic happen. first responders that can t get into the water in a timely manner they simply can t do their job. the former director of the coastal resources division in georgia. there are 50,000 boat ramps in the united states. most of them he fears are overcrowded or don t work the way they are supposed to. particularly the ones on the ocean. you ve got the corrosiveness of the salt air and the water. you ve got the erosion cause by the rising and the falling of the tide. so, you know, we sort of laughingly say there s no such thing as a permanent boat ramp
the united states. today according to the coast guard, that number tops out at 12 million. translating to 130 million boat users. at the same time, experts say very little has been invested in boating infrastructure. this man calls it a tragedy waiting to happen. if the boat ramp is not well maintained you have the danger of actually recovering boats and having something catastrophic happen. first responders that can t get into the water in a timely manner they simply can t do their job. the former director of the coastal resources division in georgia. there are 50,000 boat ramps in the united states. most of them he fears are overcrowded or don t work the way they are supposed to. particularly the ones on the ocean. you ve got the corrosiveness of the salt air and the water. you ve got the erosion cause by the rising and the falling of the tide. so, you know, we sort of