At some point, people will look at this body and say maybe we should get rid of all 435 members of the House and all 100 members of the Senate and start over because Congress is literally failing in America.

Amen, Shabroy, amen. Representative from Texas dropping a political nuke saying Congress is literally failing the American people.

He said literally and he's right literally.

You got the shutdown.

You got the debt.

You got the SAVE Act dying in committee.

And Roy is not wrong.

The question is what comes next? When will

they get back to work and work for the American people? When will they actually represent us

in our interests? Oh, Casey, that's adorable thinking that this will change anything. Look, I loved

hearing that line from Chip Roy. Absolutely. Get rid of all 535 of them and replace them.

At this point, I'll take pretty much anybody.

Random 535 American citizens.

Pick them. Congratulations.

You won. Come on down. You're the next member of Congress.

I would take that as opposed to the current members of Congress that we have.

But as always is the case, nothing gets done about it.

Because keep in mind, almost every Congress is reelected at rates well over 90%.

Every time somebody from Congress runs for re-election, they win over 90% of the time. Yet we know

that especially the Democrats, the Democrats' approval rating in Congress is about 12%. Republicans

a little bit better. There may be around 20 or 21%. Congress at a whole, people approve of them at

about 16%. So when you ask the American people, hey, do you approve of Congress? 16% approve. Yet when they go for re-election, they're always reelected. That's the problem that we sit in. And it's the classic line of, I hate Congress. Oh, no, no, no, not my guy. I like my congressman. It's all the other ones I don't like. I think it's also a mixture of,

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