Folks, we have breaking news at this hour.

Senator Cory Booker has just started his fourth hour of disrupting business as usual on the Senate floor.

Yes, there's Senator Booker right there.

He's a member of the Judiciary Committee, and he rose just after 7 p.m. Eastern to speak out, and here's why.

In just 71 days, the president of the United States has inflicted so much harm on

Americans' safety, financial stability, the core foundations of our democracy, and even

our aspirations as a people from our highest offices a sense of common decency.

These are not normal times in America.

And they should not be treated as such.

The threats to American people and American democracy are grave and urgent, and we all must do more.

We all must do more against them. But those ten words, if it is to be, it is up to me.

All of us have to think of those ten words, ten two-letter words, if it is to be, if it is up to me,

because I believe generations from now will look back at this moment and have a single question.

Where were you? Where were you?

When our country was in crisis and when American people were asking for help, help me, help me, did we speak up?

Did we speak up?

If it is to be, it is up to me.

The threats to American democracy are grave.

And Senator Booker hadn't even mentioned Elon Musk.

Tonight, we are less than 10 hours from polls opening in the state Supreme Court election in Wisconsin, where Elon Musk is on the ballot.

Not literally on the ballot, but you wouldn't know from

must rally this weekend in Greenback.

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