Great to have you along to the right,

thanks a lot for stopping by glad to have this man on he is my representative in the United States House of

Representatives chip right chip how are you good to see it good job great to be on if you're

doing well rather I'm doing very well bipartisan got me bipartisan

and chip I got to tell you something I did not vote for you to be a bipartisan guy. I voted for you to go

and represent the district and do what the district, generally speaking, the majority of us, want

you to do, and you've done that very very well.

Why are we so hung up on the word bipartisan?

Do people in Washington think that Americans care?

It would Democrat and Republican voted for something?

Yeah, I think bipartisan becomes this like kind of popular word, you know, people just like to shout out so they can seem, you know, popular at the like wine and cheese parties or something. I don't know, but bottom line is, look and I'm fine, let me be clear, and you'll agree with me on this.

I'm happy to work with Democrats when we're working to go achieve something we agree on that's good for America.

But the problem in the swamp and the problem with all the prognosticators is the city, you've got to do something

that's bipartisan.

Well, not if it's bad, right? I want to go do what is the city you got to do something that's bipartisan. Well not if it's bad right

I mean I want to go do what is the right policy and I'm going to go team up with

whoever I need to do to do it and if I need to steamroll Democrats to do it I'll

do that if I can work with Democrats to do that fine by me but I want to cut spending I want to cut spending, I want to secure the border, I want to have a strong

America, I want to have a military that's not woke.

Those things are the policy choices, however I can achieve those.

Yeah, and that's the point.

And let's talk specifically about HR 2 and this

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