The democrats attempt to temporarily fill her committee seat. if she resigns isn t just absent but actually resigns from the senate. will you allow this committee seat to be filled? yeah if she resigned, i would make sure that whatever we did in the past when members resigned, would be followed. as to senator feinstein. she is a wonderful person. she has been a very effective senator. i hope she comes back. we had mark kirk out for four months. no republican asked that he see his seat. be temporarily field. this is about four or five judges. they can t get out of the committee, but it for seven or nine judges yesterday, a couple of days ago. i m very capable of supporting democrat. craddick nominees, but therefore five are just out of the mainstream and they want to replace dianne feinstein seat for the judges, but i hope she comes back. but if she does resign, i would be in the camp of following the president of the senate, replacing the person consistent with what we ve done in the p
Seat. be temporarily field. this is about four or five judges. they can t get out of the committee, but it for seven or nine judges yesterday, a couple of days ago. i m very capable of supporting. craddick nominees, but therefore five are just out of the mainstream and they want to replace diane feinstein seat for the judges, but i hope she comes back. but if she does resign, i would be in the camp of following the president of the senate, replacing the person consistent with what we ve done in the past, but i hope she comes back. i hope diane gets better. she s a wonderful person. so if the president shows that you have or that the committee has actually replaced remember who has resigned from the senate. you would follow that again. yeah. okay i want to turn back to 2024 you have endorsed former president trump. as i mentioned. there are two candidates in the race from your home state of south carolina. former un ambassador uh and south carolina governor nikki haley and your colleagu
Fighting that was going on in the aleppo region, for example, uh, iranian proxies were involved in that in the syrian civil war, so these are elements are really throughout the country of syria, and they can turn and attack any forces whether it s syrian defense forces. craddick forces that are aligned with us or where the kurds or some other entity, including the u. s forces that are there. just last thursday, the top u. s military general for the middle east testified before congress. ah that iran is significantly more military capable than ever. let s listen and then i ll get your response. here it is. today i ran his exponentially more capable than they were just five years ago. today, iran possesses the largest and most diverse missile arsenal in the middle east. thousands of ballistic and cruise missiles, many capable of striking anywhere in the middle east. iran also maintains the largest and most capable force in the region. so iranian
Said we re not taking a call to and says yes. you have to understand, in this room, you have the best people from academia, democrats, republicans, a broad cross- section of people who would work together for a decade, who were serious about this stuff. we knew it would be a consequential call because is one of five states that really mattered. wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, georgia, and arizona is what we are watching. we knew would be significant to call any one of those five. we are the new trump s changes were getting smaller from what we had seen. we were able to make the call early. we are able to beat the competition. claire, not a journalist for the new york times, not a craddick operative, not a journalist from nbc, a senior editorial journalist from inside fox news thing, we were able to make the call because our poll and our models were so good. what is up is down and what is
He has been looking at the legislative triumphs of the last years in the supreme court confirmation. but also to major controversies like the disastrous us departure from afghanistan. he maybe that s not helping the presidents massive spending bills like the one.9 trillion-dollar covid relief plan $1 trillion infrastructure bill and inflation reduction act. craddick said help to accelerate the current inflation crisis and add to the national debt. in 2000 it was just over $5 trillion now climbing to over $31 trillion today. money already spent and now the us is over the borrowing limit which puts the nation s credit rating at risk. to threaten default and catastrophe nobody should do that no matter how much they believe in the agenda.