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We begin a new week with the Pelosi push. Yeah, it probably didn't get much attention last week. I guess the news media missed it,

or people watching or checking out the swearing in of Maya Flores, who you recall a couple of

weeks ago in Texas became the first Republican to win her district in over 100 years.

And in the meantime, becomes the first Mexican-born member of Congress ever.

So a lot of historical precedent here with the election of Myra Flores. She goes to D.C.

She gets sworn in. Nancy Pelosi has to do the honor. They've lost a seat. This is fantastic.

It's all great. Flores has her husband there, her family there. They take pictures when it's over.

It's a photo op, which I can tell you is no fun for Nancy Pelosi, standing there with a family of Mexican-born Republicans,

conservative MAGA, conservative Republicans,

and swearing him in and taking the photos,

it's part of the job, you have to do it.

So I can't paint the complete picture of this if you haven't seen it,

but you kind of get the gist of what this is.

Flores is not standing next to Pelosi,

which looks like Flores as a husband is next to Pelosi.

Then Flores is to the side of him. And on the other side of Pelosi, which was odd. It looks like Flores as a husband is next to Pelosi. Then Flores is to the side of

him. And on the other side of Pelosi are two daughters of Myra Flores, one which appears to be maybe about

10 or 11 years old. And as they're doing this, as anybody does, that's ever taken a photo,

a group photo, what is the first thing we all do?

We all kind of scrunched together. Okay, everybody gets together. And so somebody's telling, you know,

pull in, no gaps, get together. As this happens, the tallest daughter of the two who's right next to

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