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Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for another Tuesdays with Trey. We are grateful

for your time. I am delighted to host someone that I served with in Congress. He is no stranger

to you if you watch or follow the news. The gentleman from Ohio, Jim Jordan, but I can

tell you what you see on air is only part of the story. He works so hard, off-air,

preparing and reading and researching and checking with other members to make sure all the

appropriate lines of inquiry are covered. You just got to take my word for it when I tell

you, no one is going to out work, Jim Jordan. You may wind up liking what he comes up with

and you may not like what he comes up with. No one can question the work and the effort

is there and the time has been spent. The first thing you'll notice when you work with

Jim Jordan is that. And then very quickly after the work ethic, what I noticed was this devotion

to his family. His wife, Polly, is quite candidly one of the kindest people I have ever met

in my life. Their children were really, really, really good college athletes in different

sports. Jim is modest. He's actually mild mannered off-air. I would say he doesn't raise.

I've never heard him raise his voice in a conversation. He's always in pretty much the

same mood, which is ready to work. So with that, I welcome the congressman from the great

state of Ohio, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee and a part-time intelligence committee

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