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The fake sob stories don't woke anymore ... You POS Democrats were caught redhanded stealing billion of our money. You all should go to prison.

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Full Blown Panic this morning ☕️ #KashOnly https://t.co/koniUYFRiU

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Constituents are contacting our offices in record numbers due to healthcare chaos. People are worried about vital programs like cancer trials and childcare. We're facing unprecedented challenges, and the current situation isn't what voters wanted. The response involves three key strategies: court challenges based on constitutional principles, congressional oversight and hearings to hold officials accountable, and constituent engagement, such as emails, which become part of the official record. While marching is an option, these legal and legislative actions are a more strategic approach. It's vital that Republican colleagues join in opposing these actions; oversight is key, and Congress can pass legislation to clarify power limits. The courts have already had an impact, and ultimately, those in power are responsible for their actions, regardless of who they employ. Congressional oversight, Senate actions, and House actions hold significant weight—far exceeding the influence of social media.

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Speaker 0: Health care. But instead, what we're seeing is chaos. And so what I'm starting to hear from my constituents, especially when they start to think, oh, my this is you know, my niece, I got one yesterday. My niece, she has three kids, and she's barely holding in there because of a cancer trial that's improving her condition. And she doesn't know if that's gonna continue anymore. Or someone not knowing if they can bring their kids to childcare. That's what's happening right now. And I don't think you can expect that people are gonna say overnight, what's what's going on here? But I do think what you see is that I have there has never been this many calls to our office. It broke the phone lines, emails coming in all the time. And that's what's starting to stir the hearts of Americans. They wanted change. They wanted to bring costs down. That's not what's happening right now. It is pure chaos. Speaker 1: Well, I I wonder though I mean, you've answered part of this question. Your phones are ringing off the hook. But two things here. When will the consequences of this really become clear to the American people to the point where they see something is going wrong? That's number one. Because, so far I've heard the only recourse is is marching, and I don't necessarily think that ends well. Who knows? Speaker 0: I don't actually Speaker 1: What? Go ahead. Speaker 0: I think I actually think that there's three parts of this. One is courts, one is Congress, and one is our constituents. And these cases are brought by Democratic attorney generals and others throughout our country, and they're based on what Joe was bringing up early. They're based on the constitution and what our founding fathers set forth as our form of government. This is not a dictatorship. And there's ways for him to work on the budget, work on reform, bring government efficiency than what they're doing. Secondly, you've got oversight in Congress. You've got these hearings where we're getting them on the record. And our constituents, yeah, they're calling. That's important. But I keep telling them, send us emails. Those emails actually are part of the record. If they're Speaker 1: consenting to allow us to Speaker 0: tell their stories, it's part of the record that people the AGs are bringing cases, and they're showing this is the harm that real people are feeling. It's not just marching. It's actually a strategy. Go ahead. Speaker 1: I hear you. But we're potentially dealing with according so far to what we've seen. And by the way, I'm I'm, you know, not opposed to thinking it might be trolling, but we have to consider if the courts make a ruling and the administration decides to run over the courts, what then? What can Congress do? You say it's our job in Congress to stand up to it. Speaker 0: There's two major functions here. One is the oversight of what they're doing. Right? And one of the things that we haven't even talked about is that our Republican colleagues have been acquiescing in all of this. I know this. I've seen a few of them stand up from time to time. Maybe they'll stand up to cancer trials being cut. Watch for it. Maybe they'll stand up to Kash Patel, which they sure better do as this man who has shown no regard for the truth is about to become head of the FBI unless they stand up for it. But they have to stand up here to make this really work. Then you have oversight, and you can also pass legislation to make very clear what the limits are on this power. But that being said, I still believe the courts have power. I still believe that this comes up through the court system. You can already see the effects. They stopped the freeze on the funds. They stopped them from getting the treasury data. They would be personal personally liable in points for violating these laws. And so I don't care what intern that, you know, he brings in, that Elon Musk brings in, or someone that is not doesn't even have the necessarily security clearances. At some point, they are responsible for what they do. So I will not concede that what the courts say doesn't matter. I think it does matter. Speaker 2: Well and and as you said, what the United States Senate does and the House does matter, a congressional oversight matters, Speaker 0: all of Speaker 2: this matters more than a handful of tweets. We will wait and see what happens next. But Democratic senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota

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