You know, a lot of being in Congress actually is just having a voice and speaking out, and so...

That sounds like a bullshit.

No, I mean...

What does it mean?

Like, you have to... You're surrounded by some of these people, the dregs of humanity.

You see a guy walking down the hall, you're like, oh, that guy's been accused of, like,

potentially sleeping with a minor.

How do you, like, function in, in like a world of scoundrels?

I mean the nation is a nation.

No, no, oh, my favorite show, oh, and I found the show of my TV Hello and welcome back to the Adam Friedland show.

I'm Adam Friedland.

And guys, let me start off by saying thank you, to you, the fans,

for the outpouring of enthusiasm and acclaim that we've received since the beginning of our second season.

But let me remind all of you, we're just getting started.

And for this week's guest, I was joined by none other than California Congressman Roe Kana.

Now, as the Democratic Party has struggled to redefine their message in the wake of the last election,

Roe has emerged as a prominent voice from the progressive wing of the party.

Now, as many of you know, this show is the new kid on the block. We don't have corporate overlords or the funding of a nation state.

This is a grassroots organization. So in the promotional run-up to the show, we had to get a little crafty.

And in order to do so, we figured out a way for me to have my first ever television appearance as the host of the Adam Friedland show.

So first, this.

Yeah. this New York City Hall For some

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