I'm joined by Congress member Eric Swalwell. So Congress member, not the result that people wanted.

I'm telling our audience, though, now is not the time to give up, not the time to give up hope.

Now is the time to get to work. You put out a message today to that effect. What's your message to everybody out there?

Yeah, let's get loud and let's get going.

Because if a young woman in Florida where a six-week ban is now the law of the land can get up today

and find her way through, we can too. And if a soldier in a trench in eastern Ukraine who just

saw their best ally walk away from them can

keep fighting we can too and if a high school student who's going to go to school

today in a country that's going to arm mass shooters to the teeth and they're still

going to get through it we can too it doesn't feel good to lose it sucks I hate it I

hate what this winner says about our country and the people who make it so great.

But we have work to do. We've dealt with this guy before. He's a one-term president coming in. He's in serious cognitive decline.

We're not helpless. we are privileged to be among

those who can do something and by the way there's no time to you know mourn or grieve for too

long because the next play is going to happen pretty soon when he starts to nominate

all of the cabinet officials who will implement Trump's

project 2025. So we got to be loud. We have to get in front of all of the senators who are

going to be voting on this and make our cases to them as to why people like Rick Rennell and

Cash Patel and all these others in the Rokes Gallery cannot be in charge of our country,

why our kids need vaccines, and we're not going to let RFK Jr. as the health secretary,

take them away. So there's a lot of plays coming down the field, and so we should be upset,

but let's put our helmets on, get back on the field, and defend, you know, the yardage between us and Project 2025 becoming the law of the land.

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