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Hey there, folks.

It is Thursday, September 4th, and did you see all of that yelling and streaming and sarcasm

at the Senate today for three hours?

We saw the people who are representing us in D.C. act worse than maybe we

see some kids in elementary school. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Am I, Robs? I'm kind of being a little bit of a smart ass, kind of being a little facetious,

but this wasn't a great display. RFK Jr. testifying in the Senate today, and Robs, you actually said it while we were watching.

This is uncomfortable.

It is, and I was actually glad that all the kids were in school and didn't actually have to watch adults act like children.

And the point being, if there was actually something substantive,

if something actually came out of it that was a game changer, or at least informative,

or hopeful, or something got accomplished, maybe, maybe you could justify some of the heated

exchanges. But this was just for political show. This was just for

headlines. This was just for, in my personal opinion, for lawmakers to use, and I believe

RFK actually said this, to use in their next promotional video, to say, see, I'm fighting

for the citizens. I'm standing up to whatever,

whomever. And look, RFK Jr. looked just as childish, laughing, ignoring, being, calling people

names. I mean, it just, it was, I thought everybody had egg on their face.

Nobody looked good.

And again, it's okay to fight and be passionate.

I should say be passionate.

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