Let's welcome tonight's guest. He's a former seal with nerves of steel. His new book

is called Fortitude. American resilience in the era of outrage. Texas Congressman Dan

Krenshaw. She loves to get in everyone's business, Fox Business Network, Anchor,

Dagen McDowell. She buys half and half at whole foods and whole milk at half price.

Hostess and Shirley Cat on Fox Nation. Cat Tim. And he carries the weight of the world

on his shoulders. And that's just his warm up. My massive sidekick and host of enough

said on Fox Nation. Tyrus. Yes. All right, Congressman. Thank you for coming on the

show. Can you give us an assessment of how this whole thing is going and do you share

any optimism? What are your worries? Wow. It's a general question. So I'll give you

a general answer. How is it going? Well, listen, we have tens of millions of people out

of work and they're not sure when they're getting back to work. That's obviously not good

news. And there's a lot of people suffering out there. And there's a lot of people shaming

those people suffering because they want to get back to work. I anticipated this problem

which you noted in your monologue weeks ago. I wrote a prop that in the hill about this.

This disingenuous bad faith argumentation that would start to occur when somebody asks

the worst kind of question you can ask, which is how many lives is it worth to save one

job? That's a disgusting question. You know, Governor Cuomo, who I think a lot of people

would agree is kind of ahead his ups and downs, but has been generally level headed during

his press conferences. But he came out and attacked a reporter with that line of reasoning,

sometime within the past week. And I thought it was such a step backwards. It's a such a

step backwards and how we have to discuss moving forward in a stage, reopening, a smart

reopening. But we can't pretend that there's a choice here. We have to give back to a new

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