That would not be my question.

Look, I really like this lady.

She's going to be an excellent member of Congress.

It has been 50 days since the people of Arizona's 7th Congressional district elected me to represent them.

50 days that over 800,000 Arizonans have been left without access

to the basic services that every constituent deserves. This is an abuse of power.

One individual should not be able to unilaterally obstruct the swearing in of a duly elected

member of Congress for political reason.

Democratic Congresswoman Adelita Grehalva taking office yesterday, finally.

50 days after she won a special election for the seat previously held by her late father,

she was the final signature needed to advance the bipartisan petition to release the so-called

Epstein files, which moved forward despite a remarkable pressure campaign of two allies of President Trump.

We're going to dig into all of that straight ahead yesterday became a very big day.

Well, it was quite a day, and we did something we don't usually do in the middle of the day.

We're usually working through the day.

But we stopped with all the breaking news happening, and we were lucky enough to get a chance to see the

congresswoman get sworn in and her first speech in the people's house, as we called it.

I'm curious what your thoughts were. You seemed like me, very moved. I was. I think I had

chills for the first time since long before the last election watching her and her floor speech. And she came ready, really ready. Like much of the women in our 50 over 50 list, this 55-year-old mother of three was ready for the job in front of her. She'd been waiting seven weeks, and that delay seemed to make this moment even more powerful.

When she stood up there and said,

Grazzias, and then talked about being the granddaughter of a Mexican immigrant,

and talking about the turn in her family from Mexican immigrant

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