But let's just start today with the political obituary of Cristinault.

You surprised?

You surprised?

No, I mean, it was telegraphed a lot.

I am delighted, however, for a lot of reasons.

For one, she should not be in public service, clearly.

But politically, when the president has to fire one of his high-profile cabinet members in an election year,

that is a very bad sign for the incumbent. Yes, hit those hearts, a bad sign for the incumbent. Hit those hearts, guys. Yeah, very bad sign for the incumbent. Yes, hit those hearts, a bad sign for the incumbent.

Hit those hearts, guys.

Very bad sign for him.

I agree.

A couple points, Edwin.

So I know Christy known pretty well.

She and I were in the same class.

We got elected together in that Tea Party wave.

And the story of her is really the story of what happened to us.

She became radicalized. She was, look, you may not have liked her back when she was in Congress with

me. She was just a good, simple country girl who had some tea party beliefs.

But like almost every one of my former colleagues,

she got on the fucking MAGA train and became radicalized.

And not only did she change her physical appearance every week or month,

but like this job of her in charge of DHS, she was the poster child for Maga cruelty and

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