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Slack.com slash DHQ. It has finally happened the moment we have been waiting for in the house

speaker race. No, Kevin McCarthy has not yet won. No, we still do not have a speaker.

But finally, after days of anticipation, someone finally nominated Donald Trump.

McCarthy, Gates, Trump. Gallagher, McCarthy. Matt Gates absolutely love it. And frankly,

Donald Trump would be a great house speaker. For this time in history, the only job of

the house speaker over the next two years, while Democrats hold the White House and the

Senate, is to gum things up for Biden. Nobody would do that with a greater plumb than

the Donald. The anti-Trumpers would get him out of the 2024 presidential race, probably

maybe he'd just run for both. The pro-Trumpers would get him two heartbeats away from the

Oval Office. And most important of all, we would get to watch him make snide remarks and

funny faces at Joe Biden during the state of the Union. Matt Gates, I am sold. I'm Michael

Nulls. This is the Michael Nulls Show. Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday

is from Grip, who says regarding the vote for speaker, see how hard it is to rig an election

when there's no drop boxes and you verify the identity of everyone who's voting. It's

amazing. It's so weird that there's a different set of rules when the congressmen want to vote

than when we the Hoy-Poloy people get to vote. When the congressmen vote, there's definitely

election security. They know who's voting. That's for sure. And they got the precise numbers

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