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Welcome to another episode of The Chicks on the Right podcast. We are delighted today to have with us, Tim Burchett,

representative from Tennessee's second congressional district. Prior to that, he was a mayor

of a Tennessee town. And today, Mr. Burchett, you're getting a whole lot of popularity for your

car heart wearing dad gum dropping, unfiltered sort of straight talking

tennessee swagger and by the way we have a four dad gum minimum on this program you're gonna

have i'm trying to hold you to that okay throw that in we've got a lot of stuff that we want to ask you about,

and I'm sure you've got stuff that you want to talk about. One of the things that we see from you

on social media a lot is your frustration, which we get of just the bureaucracy and the red tape

and the inefficiency of government, which makes us want to ask you, because you're so close to it,

the things that Doge uncovered and is trying to get fixed, like do we as regular pleads have any

hope of feeling some improvement? I think we do, but the problem you got is, is that every time

we find a way to save it,

somebody finds a way to spend it.

I remember when I was in the state legislature in Tennessee, sat next to a Democrat buddy of mine,

and I had a bill in it, saved $5 million.

That was huge.

And I remembered, he says, man, that's a great bill.

And he said, this really, and it really was a savings of $5 million. And he goes, I know just where I want to spend that.

Oh, my gosh. You know, and that's government. That's both parties. You know, we're talking about

saving billions of dollars. Man, we run up a trillion dollars every hundred days in debt.

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