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Back by popular demand, our friend Orrin McIntyre, host of the Orrin McIntyre show here with all the latest on the RFK confirmation, Tulsi confirmation, depending, as we speak to you now, Cash Patel confirmation.

Orr, let me start with this. What is it about those three that you think is most upsetting to the

Democrats who are doing what they can to complain about it, but they can't stop it so

far. Yeah, each one of them obviously is going to have their own nitpick that the left is going

to focus on. But the thing that unifies all of these people is that really, ultimately, they

are the enemy of the organizations that they are being put in charge of, which is exactly what

you need when you have a hostile

administrative state.

Trump's biggest problem in his first term was in his inability to manage the executive branch

itself, that they didn't respond.

They were often denying any of the orders that he put out.

They were pushing back in every way.

And so this time around,

he recognizes the importance of Senate confirmations, getting people who are loyal to him and are not invested in the system as it stands. And so whether you're Tulsi Gabbard getting put on the no-fly

list, your RFK facing all of the pushback he did when it came to the COVID vaccine and everything

else or your cash Patel and you're making a personal war against the corruption inside the FBI.

Each one of these individuals knows that the organization they're being put in charge of has

deep problems and they are invested in solving those problems personally.

Why do they hate Tulsi Gabbard? I mean, that seems like a particularly weird one.

I know she made it through, but Democrats were all making a big thing of whether she could do

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