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So we had one vote for Jim Jordan for Speaker.

He fell short.

Look, none of this, the process, the making of the sausage, if you will.

And where does that phrase come from, making of the salt?

If you saw how sausage was made, you probably would never want to eat it.

Have you ever seen sausage made you don't want to have, unfortunately, it doesn't bother me at all.

I mean, it's no, I'm like, oh, you do like to watch brain surgery.

I don't know the other right, you know, benchmarked for this conversation.

True, I have, I've been in brain surgery and I watched it.

I'm like, can I please get closer and what I got in the, when I got in the operating room,

the first thing that I'm being asked by everybody, how do you feel about blood?

And I'm like, I have no problem with blood.

As long as it's not, especially if it's not mine.

You're like, I like it so much.

I'm going to film this and send it to people who it makes throw up.

It's going to be great.

It's the most amazing experience.

I mean, in this particular case, I watch somebody's, you know, an incision is made.

The skin of somebody's face is literally peeled down.

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