Well, I think the problem is, like I said earlier, the voices of the few speak for the many, right?

And I think it's like a bully.

Nobody wants to stand up to the bully.

Everyone's afraid of the bully that the bully is going to steal my lunch money right up until somebody comes up and punches that bully right in the face.

And then it's done.

It's over.

But you've got to have

some courage to do that. And right now, that's what the Democratic Party is afraid of. They're

rudderless, their leaderless, their visionless. Tell me one thing that really the Democratic Party

agrees on. Not really much.

Congresswoman Lisa McLean, how are you?

I'm great.

I said, how are you when you walked in?

You said something that I probably shouldn't repeat on air.

So I just mentioned to you, this is like my eighth interview in the last two hours.

So I'm going to just go like this. What do you want to talk about? What do you want to talk?

What's going on in this crazy town? Oh, galley. No, it's amazing to me. I come from the business world, very, very, very different is we're winning. We as Republicans are actually winning. Could we be on

offense? Can we talk about it? I mean, my goodness gracious, look at what we've accomplished in just one

year. Close the border. No one's talking about that anymore. Yeah. Right? We're bringing prices down, mortgages

down, interest rates are down. We have a massive hole that we're trying to dig out of

and we're digging out of it. Could we act a little happy? Like we are, I'd rather be us than them

right now, Dave. Come on. So interestingly, you just hit on something that I think has come up in almost every interview so far, which is it seems to me there's a disconnect between what actually is happening and the messaging part. What is that? I mean, Trump is the master at messaging, so you can't blame Trump. So what is going on here? Because I'm with you. I get all the wins. I talk about the wins every day on my show. And yet there seems to be a certain

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