Hey, everybody. Tim Miller from the Bullwork here. We are back with Congressman Pat Ryan, New York 18, a veteran. He is the bro whisper inside the House caucus doing the best that he can for the Democrats. So maybe that I've not be needed based on the results yesterday with young men. It seems like a little bit better than in 2024. I want to talk to him about

the inshittification of sports television watching and how terrible it is to try to find the channels

now and what Congress can do about it. But first, man, I just, we're taping this on Wednesday afternoon.

I wanted to see if you had any big picture thoughts on yesterday's results and how

that might impact your view of the party or how things look for the battle for the house next

year. Yeah, thanks for having me. And my vow today, by the way, is that I will curse less. My wife yelled

at me last time I was cursing on your show. So I got myself in trouble. All right. Sorry,

Mrs. Ryan. Okay.

We're just trying to hang.

All right.

But on a more serious, very serious note, I mean, I really think it was like resounding message

yesterday.

So I think everybody needed that, not just even politically, like just morally a sense that when bad, wrong things are happening, both substantively and morally, like the American people will still come out and send a message.

I think that was just a super important moment.

And it's in all of the above strategy.

I think has to be the takeaway of authentic, punchy, change-oriented

non-status quo, younger, fresher.

We get your pain.

We are going to fight really hard for you, whether that's like being able to watch a sports

show and your sports team or major national

health care cuts, rising costs, all of those things.

But it's just the punchiness of it. And I think, you know, in my own state, we saw a version of that in New York that is very compelling and energizing.

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