on this panel had, yet many of them are starting to fall in line. You saw Susan Collins yesterday

say that she planned to vote yes. James Langford, who initially was a yes vote, but then was among

the senators raising serious concerns about the way she answered questions related to Edward Snowden,

said yesterday confirmed definitively that he will vote yes for her as well. Young is the only

one on the Intelligence Committee who is yet to say which way he plans to

vote. And he received a great deal of online scrutiny, particularly from Elon Musk, who's,

of course, Donald Trump's right-hand man right now in the White House. Then Musk signaled on his

platform X that he and Young had spoken and that things were resolved.

No one said anything about how that impact Tulsi Gabbard's vote, and Young has continued to say that he is still trying to figure out if he's a yes or no.

If Young votes no in committee, that's likely enough to kill Gabbard's vote as well.

But Jonathan, I think the important point here is if past practice is any indication about this young, new Congress and their relationship with Donald Trump, they will likely fall in line.

I think that we should be very surprised if we see either Cassidy or young stray away from this vote and vote no and especially be the person,

the one individual that takes the brunt of what will likely be an enormous amount of backlash

from the MAGA community if they are the ones to vote no. So I'd be very surprised if either

of these nominees at least don't make it until the next stage and that full floor vote,

but there will be a lot to watch here today. And one other last point I'll make about this,

Jonathan, Bill Cassidy, up for reelection in Louisiana. If you were to vote, no, he would likely

face a very stiff challenge from the MAGA world. And keep in mind, he may face that challenge

anyway, given the fact that he voted to

impeach Donald Trump during his last term. So there's a lot of play here today, and it's going to

tell us a lot about the future of these nominees and also the future of this Republican Congress.

And if they have any plans to stand up to Donald Trump in the near future. Yeah, there'd be safety

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