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I only start with this question. It's really bad. What broke Devin Nunez's brain?

That's an interesting question. You always start with that question.

She is the A-hab to Devin Nunez's brain's white whale.

It's a phenomenon that's happened with Republicans, where they go over to this weird world.

It is difficult for me to see people who openly spoke about Donald Trump when he was running

that this would cause a sort of a cataclysmic breaking of the Republican party.

So people who predicted that. And now to watch them contort themselves to try to defend or obscure or ignore Donald Trump's sort of behavior that is indeed,

I think not just damaging America, but I really think hurting the Republican party in significant ways.

And so I try not to wrap my head around what people are thinking to get that done and just put myself in this space of every single day working to protect, resist, overcome the things that he's doing.

So Cory, what is it like in the Senate right now? Do you feel like I changed the chemistry in the Senate at all?

I think what people are realizing is this could be the end for Republican party dominance for at least two years, but maybe longer.

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