Of course, absolutely.

And now, yeah, it's absolutely troubling to see that.

And I think we probably need more.

And my understanding is that now that the House is back, now they have enough to activate that that discharge petition.

I think that's the technical term.

And then I think everything should come out.

I think enough people agree that it should just come out and just see where

this goes and follow it, where the evidence, you know, has at this point, absolutely.

So if it does pass the House, it will come, well, it will be a question of whether the Senate

Majority Leader John Thune will bring it for a vote in the Senate. I assume that

means that you'll push him to do that? Yes. Well, yes. I mean, I think, I think, yeah,

everybody agrees at this point. Let's just release everything. And then, you know, we can find and

see exactly what it is right now. Senator, let's talk about your memoir.

It's incredibly, as I said, it's incredibly raw.

You talk in great detail about your struggle with the disease that is depression.

And I'm going to talk about that in one second, but I do want to ask about the way that you approach the Senate, and you write about that in your book.

You said, quote, I've drunk deeply of the venom of both the left and the right. As a connoisseur, I can confirm that the most poisonous, the bitterest, is from the far left.

That is pretty remarkable to hear you say that as an elected Democrat. Why?

It's obvious. Yeah. Yeah, no, you know, it's been, it's just been my personal experience on this thing. And when I asked my digital team, I said, you know, we're on all the platforms, you know, really what's kind of the harshest, what's kind of the most personal? And the answer was immediate. He said, oh, blue sky, it's blue sky. And the difference is, is I mean the right would say really rough things

and names you know some names I won't repeat on on TV but but but the on the left it was like

they want me to die or that we're cheering for your next stroke or that's terrible that depression

why couldn't it depression one and and i hope

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