It's garbage. I think that it's shameful that people that celebrate Doge coming in.

I can't, and yet we're going to vote for another billion dollars to be added to the deficit.

And so it's ironic.

It's opposite what the Doge Commission is trying to do.

So am I voting for it? No, I'm not. We're just fundamentally unsurious about spending.

And as long as you've got a blank check, you can't shrink government. If you can't shrink

government, you can't live free. What could you tell us about this bill? And does it disturb you?

Some Republicans seem to be very critical of it. No, look, there's three of my great friends.

You just quoted there.

They're not wrong about the government debt and deficits.

It bothers us all.

We've got it in our central focus.

And when we start the new Congress in January, when Republicans are in control and doges

on working on all six cylinders, we're going to be able to scale back the size and scope

of government.

But before we get to that point, remember right now, we only control one half of one third of the federal government. Remember, Democrats are still

in charge of the Senate and the White House. So what we've done is the conservative play call here,

my friends that you just interviewed there, or that those clips were played, were part of this

decision. We decided, even though we don't normally like short-term stop-get

funding measures, it made sense here. Instead of doing, you know, Chuck Schumer and Biden spending

for 2025, we pushed this decision into March. It'll be March 14th. So the feature there is that

we'll have Republican-controlled Congress and Trump back in the White House, and we get to

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