And while I blow, I see during the final 16 months of his term, Mike

Braun says he will serve robustly.

He said that we saw the national debt grow from 18 trillion to nearly 33 trillion.

And he still hopes to fight for reform, but feels that that's more likely to

happen on a state by state basis.

Yeah, so he was on a hammer in Nigel yesterday.

Did this fascinating interview last segment we talked about, you know, he was saying,

well, I'm against mass mandates and shutdowns, which is, which is fine.

But the problem with that is, and then he, you know,

it's lamenting all these things, basically that Holcomb did.

You paid for it to happen.

It's like you didn't commit the crime itself.

You didn't rob the, you didn't rob the bank, but you were in the back seat of the

guy who hired the guy to rob the bank.

Mike Braun voted for that initial two trillion dollar round of funding.

Now, once he realized, hey, this is super unpopular with the Republicans.

And, you know, where was I'll go?

And he started voting no on some of this stuff.

But when it came down to make the actual judgment, he had terrible judgment.

Yeah.

And it's just like with the gas tax, which I'm still waiting for someone to ask him.

And I look, I know they ran out of time and you only have so long and they

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