continue to be. don t they feel like because if the base wanted something else, wouldn t they change what they re no. well, i mean, a lot of em are afraid. they just want to get re-election, they want power. but if you are saying to me that, because of their actions in the united states house on january 6th, that that you know, in terms of that commission, that, therefore, they represent the party. they don t represent me and they don t represent a lot of republicans. and remember, don, the party s shrinking. people are leaving the party, in droves. because they don t approve of this. yeah. so we got to see where how this plays out. still, listen. they want power. i mean, that s obviously, you know that s no better, right? it s actually worse. but listen. there is so much to talk about. but i want to get i want to move on because we could talk about that part of it, all all night. sure. at cpac, too, we heard cheers over the country missing the vaccinatio
you know, it s dramatically lost membership, and it is, i say, those house elections, i think the republicans lost 39 seats. there was a blue wave. something that i thought would happen. however, that was done on the basis of anti-trump. i still don t know what the democrat message was because i don t think i know they had one, but it wasn t very clear. people are upset in this country. they don t want to see these kinds of things happening, and the party s shrinking. can it be saved? i m a republican. we did pretty well out here, chris. but i run the politics of inclusiveness. you know, we re up over half a million jobs. we got money in the bank. we cut taxes. but we help people who don t have much. people who are disabled. people who are mentally ill or drug addicted. it s top to bottom. here, the republicans did well. unlike almost everywhere else in the midwest. i know. they did well here. you elected a successor, mike