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You know, and all we want to do is go back to Trump. I mean every hearing, it's like, oh, just if we could just go back to what Trump did.

You know, the loser of the 2020 election, the loser of the Georgia Senate races, the loser of the 2018 midterms.

By the way, just to jog your memory, the Trump administration finalized more federal rules in the last year of its administration than any other final year of any presidency in American history.

More than Obama. I know it's inconvenient timing, but perhaps we actually need more regulation with presidents taking nuclear codes and cuddling with them and showering with them in their homes.

That was democratic congress member Jared Mosquitz from Florida's 23rd congressional district.

And I'm Ben Mysel from the Midas Touch Network and joining us today here on the Midas Touch Network is congress member Jared Mosquitz.

Welcome to the Midas Touch Network.

No, thanks. Thanks for having me.

So what hearing did the Maga Republicans hold today where you were speaking?

Was this a gas stove conspiracy legislation? Was this more pistol braces for AR-15 public urination in DC? Tell us about it.

No, they already did two weeks of gas stoves. So they feel like they got their fill on that.

No, we've we moved on to a government red tape and see that's the whole problem.

Right, we could have a real discussion about government red tape and executive branch rulemaking.

But instead the title of the hearing was the Biden administration's campaign to bury America in red tape.

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