Aug. 3, 2025 - InfoWars Sunday Briefing - Nick Sortor
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Nick Sortor and Chase Geiser dissect the Texas House’s congressional redistricting map, accusing Democrats of inflating seats via sanctuary city immigration counts while Republicans face hypocrisy claims. They highlight 130 stalled Trump-era Senate confirmations due to Schumer’s recess appointment threats and question GOP accountability, citing Adam Schiff’s alleged fraud. Rizza Islam reveals declassified Kissinger/Carter depopulation policies targeting billions, with Brzezinski endorsing mass killing over population control. Meanwhile, Sortor exposes Oprah Winfrey’s blocked Maui road during a tsunami crisis, hinting at land grabs and federal ties. The episode ties political corruption, eugenics fears, and systemic incompetence to broader elite power consolidation. [Automatically generated summary]
And being that he's actually in Texas, I kind of want to bring this up here because it looks like the state of Texas has approved a, or the committee anyway in the House has approved a map to redraw the congressional districts and hopefully add five Republican seats in the U.S. Congress.
And a lot of people disregard the deal with illegal immigration.
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They think, all right, we've got all these illegal immigrants coming into the United States of America, and it's the Democrats planning to steal as many votes as possible with election fraud.
And certainly there's some truth to that.
But the real issue with that is all the immigrants flooded in, and then they were sent to these various sanctuary cities, which happen to be in blue states.
And then every 10 years, there's a census.
And then the illegal immigrants, regardless of whether they vote or not, are counted in the census in these blue states, which give states like California and others disproportionate representation in the House of Representatives of the United States Congress, right?
And so, look, if Texas is able to redraw the districts and get more Republicans in Congress, that's great.
And Democrats can criticize it all day long and Republicans can push back and say, you've been doing the same thing with illegal immigrants.
It is so easy for us to write all of these people off as completely incompetent.
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You see the videos or the images of Chuck Schumer trying to make a burger and every American who's ever made a burger is like, what the hell is that?
We see all their policy suggestions and how just asinine they all are.
Everything from universal basic income to affordable housing for everyone to buying up thousands upon thousands of acres of federal parkland in order to turn it into affordable housing, even though there isn't plumbing for 100 miles.
I mean, they seem so incompetent, but they are incredibly incompetent at politics.
They're good at nothing else, but they're incredibly talented at staying in power and expanding their own power.
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I mean, if Nancy Pelosi can do nothing else, she can certainly stay in power and then figure out how to inside trade.
If Hillary Clinton doesn't know what to do about Benghazi or anything else, she certainly knows how to stay in power and expand power, other than when she goes against Trump, who won.
So this is one of the things I think we have to remember.
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This is my point here, is that despite the fact that we're faced with enemies and supervillains who are abundantly retarded in almost every imaginable way, they are not to be underestimated in terms of what they're able to accomplish politically because that is their forte.
I mean, you can't, we can't just play cutesy time every time that we get power here if they're going to just kick us in the balls every single time they have the opportunity while they have power.
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I mean, we'd be naive to think that Democrats are never going to get power again.
We're hoping so.
We're hoping that we can, you know, redistrict some states, get rid of their hyper-partisan seats.
You know, the Supreme Court is hearing this case that is potentially going to ban race-based districts that the Democrats decided they were going to draw all over the country.
And, you know, I can't believe that wasn't already banned.
I mean, that seems like blatant racism.
That's how you end up with people like Jasmine Crockett in the first place and Maxine Waters and all those dumb broads that I had a clip that was queued up here.
And maybe we'll find it in another segment of Jasmine Crockett.
One of the things that there was a video of these ghetto congressional members up here in DC arguing, yelling at each other during a hearing.
And it's like, we have devolved as a country.
And we got to take it back through any means necessary, man.
I don't feel bad about redrawing the lines in our.
Yeah, I don't feel bad about redrawing the lines either.
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I think the problem actually goes back to the people.
And I hate to say that because I love the people, but Republicans as a voter base seem to be content with politicians who say the right things regardless of what they do.
So we understand, I think, subconsciously.
And then they end up like, you know, the I think people are waking up to that, though, Chase.
When we sit here and talk about the lack of arrests and stuff, people notice that Pam Bondi has, she hasn't been on Fox a lot recently because I think, you know, maybe they learned, but that's what people were pissed off about.
It's like they're tired of, I see it through posts too.
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When I'm relaying information on X of some official saying, you know, something like, oh, well, you know, the statute of limitations aren't up for Hillary Clinton and her cronies and such.
But people just don't get excited over that anymore because they're not seeing any results.
What's there to be excited about?
You know, they're getting fatigued over this.
I don't know if you ever had like a friend or just somebody that you networked with professionally.
I used to run into this all the time when I was in Nashville.
We would call them entrepreneurs.
They're people that had a business and business cards and t-shirt and a logo on a website, but they had no clients.
And they would always say what they were going to do and they would try to build their whole brand of what they were going to do, but they wouldn't actually ever do anything.
And look, I think that I support this big, beautiful bill.
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All in all, I understand why he did it when he did it and why he expanded the funding the way that he did so that he wouldn't have to run into Democrats time and time again over the course of his next term.
I mean, basically everything he wants to do over the next four years just passed in one piece of legislation.
So I get why he did it, but we, I believe, as voters have to vote for people and against people and primary people based on what they actually get done instead of what they say.
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Now, why this is good is, so Judge Shanine Pirow has been talking a lot over the years, a lot.
She's been fiercely going after the lack of justice here in D.C. But, you know, some people may argue, well, that was just talk.
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That was no action that's going to come out of that.
But we're going to see here very shortly.
We're going to see her very shortly because now she's been confirmed.
She's one of the only bulldogs so far that have been confirmed by the Senate in a position that can go after people here in Washington, D.C. and not get fired by the Senate for it, you know, because say she goes and arrests Adam Schiff.
There's very little the Democrats can do about it at this point.
They probably could have done something about it before.
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They probably could have recruited Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins.
So I'm hoping what happens here is that it's a green light, that she can march the Marshals over to the U.S. Capitol building right here and arrest somebody like Adam Schiff, who we know now lied about the Russia collusion hoax, spent millions and millions of dollars doing so, millions of your dollars.
And now there are emails back and forth between him and his cronies admitting that he didn't know whether or not the evidence was real or if it was fabricated or how much confidence there was in this.
So, look, he's an easy target.
We also have the mortgage fraud that was uncovered by the federal finance housing administration.
And you can't lie on your mortgage application.
You can't sign an affidavit saying that this is going to be your primary residence because he already has one out in California.
This is one from Maryland, right up the street here.
We saw, and luckily, Jack Smith also under investigation now by the Office of the Special Counsel.
He is the one that authorized the raid on Mar-a-Lago as well, or applied for the warrant to raid Mar-a-Lago.
He should be having his house raided at this point.
This should be Marshall's FBI at his door in the middle of the night raiding his wife's underwear drawers because that's what he had done to President Trump down there at Mar-a-Lago.
But what people don't want to hear anymore is just, oh, well, somebody is under investigation or somebody has been referred to the DOJ.
Those words are almost meaningless at this point.
We're not seeing any action.
By this point, the backlog is so long that we're not going to get to even, if we started like tomorrow, we're still not going to get as many arrests and cases and convictions as we need to get by the end of President Trump's term.
So, you know, I know the argument is, oh, well, we have to build cases and such.
Like the Department of Justice has a budget of almost $40 billion per year.
How come we don't have the manpower to arrest corrupt politicians here in Washington, D.C.?
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You know, I feel like those cases, of course, you want to prioritize like child trafficking and gangbangers and things like that.
But, you know, if the FBI has the resources to chase down thousands and thousands of people that walked around the Capitol here for a couple of hours on January 6th through nothing but the color of their shoes being able to track them down across the country, we can't arrest one corrupt politician in Washington, D.C. We can't get any data on any of them.
So you're like, what is the, I believe the FBI has it, but it's up to the DOJ to actually move forward with it.
I don't know how else to say it.
It's like, you know, you try to give these people the benefit of the doubt and be like, oh, they're working, they're working, they're working.
Like, on what?
It seems like the DOJ is focused on yelling at colleges because something about anti-Semitism, like they're allowing protests on campus and for Palestine, and that's, I guess, discriminatory against Israel or something.
And that's what you keep seeing out of these DOJ officials that are tweeting all the time, being like, oh, well, we're cracking down on anti-Semitism, anti-Semitism, anti-Semitism.
How about anti-Americanism?
How about, you know, just what these people do up here all day long, every single day, is sell you out.
They sell you down the river and they use your tax dollars to do it.
And they all get filthy rich.
They use what they know in Congress to, you know, make $440 million like Nancy Pelosi.
In 2024, she outperformed Warren Buffett.
That's how good she is.
She outperformed every single major hedge fund in 2024 with portfolio growth of over 70%.
You and I would be in prison for that.
That's exactly what they put Martha Stewart in prison for like two years for, right?
For a much, much smaller amount.
But Nancy Pelosi, because she's Nancy Pelosi, doesn't get held accountable for it.
And this week also, you had, I'm an equal opportunity offender here, folks, right?
I'll call you out left, right.
That's it.
I'm calling balls and strikes here, and I'm not afraid to do it.
I don't really care who gets upset with me because it's like, you know, we're not, I'm not trying to preserve feelings here.
We just saw Josh Hawley introduce this bill called the Pelosi Act and push it through committee.
It passed through the committee, this ban on congressional stock trading, eight to seven.
But seven of those eight that voted in favor of it were Democrats.
Hawley was the only one that voted in favor for it because even the Republicans in reality don't want there to be a ban on congressional stock trading.
You know, the rhinos and the neocons up here, that's how they get rich.
Trading defense stocks based on insider info, that's money, baby.
The 175,000 grand that they make up here every year is just play money.
That's go-to-the-bar money.
That's it.
The real money is in that insider trading info.
That's sweet, sweet backroom knowledge.
And people should be in jail for it.
After the break, bring it back, Chase Geyser.
Talk about Oprah, land grabs, and what she did in Hawaii this week, which should piss off everybody.
We'll be right back.
We'll join our regularly scheduled program after these messages.
I'll say this, um...
See, this is the beauty when we deal with actual facts.
I'll go straight to the United States government policy.
You have what's called the National Security Study Memorandum 200, also known as NSSM 200, which was authorized, written under Dr. Henry Kissinger, who was the 32nd Secretary of State under President Richard Nixon in jail for it.
Pardon me.
Documentation.
Now, this is always, we go straight to what the U.S. government has stated.
He stated, quote, depopulation should be the highest priority of U.S. foreign policy towards the third world, end quote.
They literally stated in this documentation that we need to get rid of two to three billion people on planet Earth.
Outside of that, you have something called Global 2000, which was also authorized under Jimmy Carter, outlining how food can be used as a weapon.
Outside of that, you had someone by the name of Zbigniew Brzezinski, who was a former advisor to President Jimmy Carter, who stated, quote, in earlier times, it was easier to control a million people than to physically kill a million people.
He said, but now it is infinitely easier to kill a million people than it is to control, end quote.
It was easier to control a million people, literally.
It was easier to control a million people than physically to kill a million people.
Today, it is infinitely easier to kill a million people than to control.
So what you're dealing with is the food, the air, the water, reproductive services plan parenthood, and all these different arenas are being used to go towards an effort of getting rid of human beings, black, white, and all in between, by the billions.
I ask, well, what is going to happen to those people that we can't re-educate?
That are diehard capitalists.
And the reply was that they'd have to be eliminated.
And when I pursued this further, they estimated that they would have to eliminate 25 million people in these re-education centers.
And when I say eliminate, I mean kill.
The negative impact of population growth on all of our planetary ecosystems is becoming appallingly evident.
Now, the world today has 6.8 billion people.
That's headed up to about 9 billion.
Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent.
So now that we're waking up so quickly, they didn't expect the masses of humanity to rise up, wake up, become aware of what this government's agenda is.
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And because of that, now they're trying to figure out exactly how to get rid of people.
They say these white folks is waking up.
They're coming against us.
Big government, black folks waking up.
They're coming against us.
So now at this point, they're like, we'll just get rid of them all.
Now, back to our program.
Now, back to our program.
Unveiling the truth they don't want you to see.
You're watching InfoWars Sunday briefing with your host, Nick Sordor.
All right, and welcome back.
You know, this past week, there was an 8.8 magnitude earthquake out there off the coast of Russia that sent off alarm bells everywhere, right?
There was one in Kula, which we're going to talk about, and then in Lahaina.
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That's the one that everybody knows.
One in Kula happened around the same time, but nobody was talking about it because Lahaina was so devastating.
And this past week, Oprah, who happens to be one of the largest landowners in Hawaii, especially on Maui, owns thousands and thousands of acres out there, refused to open up her road to get people from Wai Laya along the coast, a low-lying resort area with a lot of workers, like local workers and tourists.
She refused to open her road to get people to higher ground.
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The only other way around to get to that higher ground was five hours because of the gridlock and the length.
If we have that graphic, we'll put it up here.
It'll show you Oprah's road that runs through her land where she doesn't want any other roads to be built because it goes right through her pastures there.
That's higher ground up there.
So you see the coastline, Oprah's Blue Road, and the only other route to get there, which took four hours.
I mean, how do you get to that point where you are just such, I mean, are you evil at that point?
I think there was one instance where there was some massive storms that were happening, and Joel Austin, for example, wouldn't let people take shelter in his giant megachurch during the week.
This is definitely a motif amongst the lead amongst the elite where they love for your tax dollars and the government to do everything that they're unwilling to do privately themselves.
So, the same thing with the illegal immigration issue and the defund the police, where all the celebrities were advocating for letting as many illegals in as possible, defunding the police, and then they're increasing their own personal security and they all live in gated homes.
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So, look, this is just Oprah's been a problem for a long time.
She used to be really cool and talented, I think, kind of in the 90s.
You know, there's a famous interview that she did with Donald Trump.
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I mean, she's definitely a talented woman who has charm, but she's graduated to such a level of eliteness that everyone else is so beneath her that there's no need.
When you have a road that goes straight from point A to point B and you're making people take the high ground, she's practically advocating for a neo trail of tears for everybody in Hawaii so that she doesn't have to worry about whether any stranglers will make their way onto her property.
The only road or the only other road to get to the upcountry where you get higher elevation as you're going up the Haleakawa volcano, that's why it's elevated, is Oprah's road, and then they're going to keep it closed.
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I mean, I wasn't surprised.
I wasn't surprised at all.
That's actually why I started looking into it because, you know, I knew that there were armed guards there.
If you try to, if you step onto the property, there's sensors and people in four by fours come together.
Weren't you followed and stuff, Nick, when you were there?
Weren't you followed and kind of harassed while you were there?
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I mean, that's one of the reasons that I came to admire you so much is because of the work that you did both there and in East Palestine, where as soon as you draw any attention to this, you're met with all sorts of federal harassment.
Yeah, and it happened less than one mile from that location, actually.
So it was very close to her property, very far away from Lahaina.
Nobody should have known that I was in that location because I had a hit, I believe, was with Steve Bannon at like four o'clock in the morning local time.
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And this guy just appeared out of nowhere, out of nowhere, as I was in my hotel parking lot.
So, I mean, he had to have been there, like waiting for me for some reason at four o'clock in the morning.
But like, how did he know that I was going to be in that spot in the parking lot doing it at that time?
But Oprah's PR team, of course, went to bat and they called all their legacy media contacts and stuff who tried to call me a liar saying, no, the road was always.
I don't want to get in the conspiracy theory realm yet with the Jewish space lasers and stuff like that, but you know that about six months before this major fire happened, there were hundreds, if not thousands of gallons of diesel fuel that were that were leaked all over the island from the Space Force Center at the top, right after lasers were seen.
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I believe that the space center was hacked and then it caused a fuel pump leak.
I don't think the lasers started the fire, but I think the lasers were used to do high-speed hacking.
And they failed to clean up that diesel fuel spill all over the mountain for six months, even four weeks before the fire broke out.
They're like, yeah, we're having a really hard time cleaning up all this oil.
And then the island catches on fire.
It just, it all seems like some major land grab, weird federal operation that's taking place.
I'm disappointed that we haven't heard much about it since it took place.
Yeah, well, you know, a lot of the photos that still come out of Wahhana, there was a drone video that came up not too long ago, where there's still like hardly any rebuild action at all.
They're trying to do the same thing with Los Angeles with the Palisades.
You covered this a couple of weeks ago on your show, where just destruction happens and they come in and they issue all these permits for affordable housing.
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Nobody can build their stuff back and then boom, land grab.
Yep, because they're trying to get it to the point where people don't understand this part, Tippy, or they don't think about it anyway.
Even after your property burns down, you are still responsible for the mortgage.
Okay.
Even if it doesn't, even if the structure doesn't exist anymore.
Okay.
You still got to pay the mortgage on that property.
So if you at some point, because you're also paying rent or something at another home.
Yeah, and you're paying the property taxes for a property you can't even go to.
The government won't let you go to your property, but they won't let you not pay the property tax for it.
I don't know what the statute of limitations on that is, but the people there in Hawaii that I noticed when I was there, there's some very good people there, man.
But they are so under the thumb of their government, of this tyrannical government, that there's nobody that's willing to even speak up to take it back.
That's what they're trying to do for the rest of America.
That's what they're trying to do in California, and it's almost working.
Most beautiful place I've ever been in terms of natural weather and things like that, but you have to work 20 hours a day in order to live there.
So you don't really get to enjoy the weather in California.
Exactly.
Exactly.
So, I mean, just don't let it happen in Texas, man.
I know you got a you got some California migration problem into Texas.
Don't let that happen there.
So, all right, Chase, I'm going to hold you again in the next segment.
Appreciate you guys, and we'll be back in a couple of minutes here.
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I know a lot of you guys have seen this story, but it's horrible to watch what happened to this lady named Holly from Cincinnati, the white tourist who was at a jazz festival.
walking down the street after the event was over and got brutally beaten by a black mob in the street in Cincinnati and was essentially just left to die.
As Bernie Moreno this week, the senator from Ohio confirmed that nobody even bothered calling her an ambulance.
She just laid there dying in the street almost.
I mean, like on the, if you saw the pictures of her, all the bruises, all the like her lips swollen to the point where it looked like she couldn't even talk anymore and laying, bleeding in the road.
You know, this was actually a more recent one, the one that's on the screen right now, but the initial ones that were posted were just like horrific.
And I doubt that she said the N-word because I can't imagine any single white woman or white woman walking by herself using the N-word in the presence of a group of black people.
I mean, that's, look, look, most white women are perch clutchers.
They lock the door at red lights if they see someone questionable or homeless crossing the street.
I mean, we know jazz was invented by the African-American community, and you don't see a lot of people from the Ku Klux Klan hanging out at jazz festivals right before they burn a cross in their front yard.
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So I find it incredibly hard to believe that she goes from listening to Miles Davis to calling a group of black people the N-word right before she gets the crap beat out of her.
Yeah.
And I mean, look, you know, I sit here, we laughed about it because it's so absurd, right?
But since no one called 911, where's the N-word sayer?
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Right, right, exactly.
So, I mean, it's a lazy excuse to say, oh, well, this is the justification.
Now it all makes sense now.
And, you know, you saw that Cincinnati Council woman, the one that champions the fact that she, man, I don't even know her name and I didn't write it down.
And honestly, I don't even, I don't really care because she look, she, she posted on Facebook justifying the beatdown, saying that she was grateful that it happened.
This is the same chick that also pushed to make quote-unquote racism a public health emergency in Cincinnati.
I mean, so you see what these priorities are.
If white women are getting beat up by black moms, maybe racist.
We got to find out who she is and have her on InfoWars.
Sounds like she's a real dime.
You know, and then you get the police chief, Chase, that decided that she was going to initially blame the whole thing on people like me and you for, you know, even talking about the issue, saying that we were just overhyping the entire thing.
Meanwhile, at the time, they hadn't made any arrests in the situation because practically no police were anywhere close by and all the assailants got away.
unidentified
Why is it that everybody seems to get arrested, Nick, except for people who actually do terrible things?
Like every J6er gets arrested, but nobody that's responsible for swattings or the Clappers or the Brennans or the Obamas or the Clintons or the Comeys.
I mean, the closest thing we got to an arrest was when Comey was brought in for questioning after he said 8647.
And I know there are investigations happening, but I'm just so sick of hearing from Republicans and the establishment that we elect to counterbalance this depravity that we see saying what they're going to do instead of just doing something incredible.
And I grew up in the Midwest.
You know what it's like in the Midwest.
Midwest, it's very frowned upon to talk about how awesome you're going to be.
You're supposed to just do something respectable.
You don't even have to do anything amazing.
Just keep your mouth shut and do your part respectably.
And you inherently inherit respect in the community.
I mean, that's what's so cool about small towns versus cities.
Because in a small town, if you ruin your reputation, everyone you know will know forever.
Why is it that in every single instance of something like this happening where you bring the police chief on TV, it's always a fat female lesbian?
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What's up with that?
Why does it seem like every major?
Some of it's DEI, but honestly, Nick, I think the major reason for this is that no good people want to do those jobs.
They're underpaid.
They're disrespected.
They're almost impossible to do correctly because no matter what you do, some group of people is going to hate you.
If you do the right thing, then the baddies are going to hate you.
And that's a pain in the butt.
If you do the wrong thing, then the good people are going to hate you.
And so the only types of people that run for office, especially local office, are people that tend to lack competence somewhere else.
They've got a certain level of vanity and narcissism.
And they're willing to do an incredibly dirty, disgusting job for a small amount of money because the power and the pride and the ego stroke of having some official position is satisfying enough.
And so it just inherently attracts toxic people, like some kind of a magnet where people like you or I or Alex Jones or others that we respect don't want to run for office.
I would never run for Congress.
And people have asked me to move to districts and consider running, things of that nature.
I would never do that because, first of all, you're less effective when you're in there.
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Second of all, you put your family through all that.
Thinking to myself, what kind of a person would even agree to do this?
And the answer is never a good person, Nick.
Yeah, I mean, like, like, I live a half a mile from the U.S. Capitol at this point.
And just living here for the past six months, man, I'm like, I can't, the snakes in this town.
Like, I don't want to have friends here.
I don't want to, you know, you know, like get close with people that work at the Capitol, like members of Congress or senators or anything, because they just, they, they, they end up expecting things out of you, right?
And I refuse to sit there and defend these people when they like that they went like and just because Lindsey Graham gives you a hand job, Nick, doesn't mean you have to support every war.
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Yeah, that's one of my theories as to why Congress is now out of session again.
Because, you know, Lindsey Graham was spending, but last time he went to Ukraine on one of his congressional delegation trips, he spent like a million something tax dollars.
You're like, what the hell is he ordering to his room, Chase?