Hey, everybody. It's Chip Boyd from Texas 21 and I'm outside of the House of Representatives, outside of the U.S. Capitol, where we just passed the Save America Act.

Simple legislation, as you know, to guarantee that only American citizens vote in American elections and that we present voter ID at the polls.

It was on a bipartisan basis.

We had a Democrat join us.

So now it heads to the Senate.

Ah, yes.

Our Democrats, are they really Democratic at all?

I've been saying for a long time now that, you know, common sense isn't and friendly

fire isn't, and the Democratic Party isn't.

Boy, are they not.

Yeah, you know, women can't get IDs and vote like normal people.

Keeping in mind that the Democrat Party fought against the 19th Amendment, fought against women getting the vote in the United States.

Quite effectively, for at least a decade and a half, Democrats kept women from getting the vote while Republicans were fighting to get women the vote.

The Democrats, of course, fought against, you know, black people getting the vote,

and all the Jim Crow laws were all Democrat laws. And now they're pounding the table.

Oh, no, Republicans want voter ID in the, you know, we're a quarter of the way through the 21st century.

Every homeless person has an iPhone. They have Venmo accounts. But never mind all that.

And I do want to get back in a minute to my best girl and I at the dinner table last night talking about mailbag questions.

And I came up at the dinner table with my best girl last

night and about whether the 250th anniversary this summer of the United States America will be

comparable to the bicentennial 50 years ago. And what the differences are between now and then, I want to do that.

And in the meantime, let's go to the phones because I'm excited.

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