let me bring in senator mike braun, republican from indiana.eing on. >> good to be on. >> it doesn't look like any senate republican is going to be voting for this bill but i have to ask your own constituents, 60% almost of gop voters according to a new morning consult poll actually favor this covid relief bill. why ignore them? >> so when you take that across the country and you look what's in this bill where there's something for everyone, i think when you look at a place like indiana, i spoke to the governor just a couple weeks ago and said, hey, do you need it? we had a big rainy day fund, cash reserve in place pre-covid, we were the lowest in the midwest in unemployment level, great business climate, i've lived there and built a business over 37 years prior to coming here and, hallie, the difference is it's so different by region. in the places where you had a real austere approach to covid, with he said you have to respect the disease, watch how you handle the economic ramifications. a place like indiana is nearly back to full employment.

sanders: senator braun. sen. braun: thank you. listening to the opening remarks, i have to say when it comes to what happens with minimum wage, what happens with income inequality, i think both are valid issues. when it comes to how you tackle it, the difference between main street usa, small businesses, family-owned, even midsized businesses, it is a lot different than, in my opinion, public corporations where you have a different dynamic in play. when you look at income inequality, you have to be careful because the opposite of that ends up where you have the central government too overbearing, and that has not worked anywhere it has occurred. if you look at the pickle we are in currently, i think a lot has to do with many of the major sectors of our economy. i cite health care, for instance. it has no transparency, no competition, barriers to entry, and does not have an engaged consumer. the hallmark of what makes markets work. i think when you hear discussions of amazon is paying $15 per hour, to me, for a huge corporation tha

i want to bring in republican senator mike braun of indiana.could potentially ultimately impact every single worker in america. it doesn't seem like the gop is fighting hard enough. this ultimately foes from amazon to right toe work, to superseding states rights. this is huge. i don't see any real, true, republican opposition down there? >> well, when it comes to the whole issue of the unionizing right-to-work states, i'm from indiana. went through the whole right to work legislation. i think we had a walkout on the other side of the aisle and i believe that was during mitch daniels tenure. so right to work should be just as up there as the right to unionize and charles, the way i look at it, i have been a business owner, small one, now a national company. after many years, and raising wages, we as business owners and republicans should be for it but the old-fashioned way, not where you're trying to force it. unions were enriching their leadership in many cases over the years, not their own members and i think you have got to be careful. every

joining me indiana senator mike braun sits on the summit budget and appropriations committee.inger. turns out they can't cut their own taxes if they want to keep the rescue plan money. there's a big uproar now. >> well the "wall street journal" and my staff and i bet bill that would take that part out of the rescue tax and sadly charles it penalizes red states that have been bringing taxes down. it has a good business climate in the benefits of blue states especially when they reconfigured the package based on you have more to higher your unemployment rate was which is again totally a disincentive for states to run the government like most businesses do. indiana would be one of those and that's probably unconstitutional as well. i wrestled with it with joe manchin on the floor i think it was on wednesday or thursday and you have to watch it the coast it was his amendment that chuck schumer had him put in their and it was hard for him to justify it especially when his own governor is wanting to lower income taxes. charles: yeah the states that have the worst response the pandem

he doesn't think democrats will have the votes they need to pass it this year, but both scott and braun say they're willing to come to the table though that doesn't mean just because you're republican. >>you know get engaged policy chances are if you get to get 60 votes. there's going to need to be some. you know bipartisan dialogue democratic virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine say this is a cause both sides should come together on a lot republicans and democrats propose amendments to make it better i think if we do that we can get a bipartisan president biden has already voiced his support to the house led bill which now moves on to the senate reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>house democrats have passed new voting rights legislation. the bill would require states to automatically register eligible voters and restore voting rights to convicted felons. >>under the bill states would also be required to offer 15 days of early voting. in an effort to prevent gerrymandering the bill would require congressional districts be drawn by bipartisan commissions. the bill now mov

senator braun? sen. rosen: -- sen. braun: thank you, senator sanders. everybody in our country sooner or later comes across a prescription that they wrestle with and have no idea how to attain the price in the first place in terms of a fair price. the lack of transparency, that is systemic throughout our health care system, that is in my opinion the main reason why we are here today. building a business over the years, if i had the ability to tell my customers what they were buying after the fact, it would be a lot different dynamic than what it would be with the free market where you got and engaged consumer, that the other thing we don't talk about, health care consumers have grown, don't blame it on them it has evolved that way to where they want no skin in the game. it's unaffordable in so many cases. when you do confront the health care system it's a mess across the board. my question is going to be in a moment for dr. -- dr. kesselheim. i wrestled with it before i got to the senate and there is no other sector of our economy that has less transpar

i will get reaction from indiana senator mike braun. all that and much more on "making money." ♪.harles: as the dust settles most of the names in the archegos disaster have settled down. tear target is 46. get this. think about it for a moment. the same firm that knew that this stock was overvalued, right? they had a underperform rating on it, still with billions of dollars so the shares could be bought by some family office. maybe it is not ironic. maybe good old-fashioned greed. nobody does freed like wall street does. where we have oliver pursche. my friend, far too long. people ask what happens next, how did it happen in the first place? how could you explain this in layman's terms. >> basically it is over borrowing. what bill hwang did levered up. he took outsized bets, when things started selling off which can always happen in any market cycle things went from bad to worse for him. he had to mass liquidate. that is a risk with leverage. there is a real important lesson for individual investors be very, very careful, when you think about margin and think about debt. things ca

braun: i understand that. if it seems to be an elusive thing to get through vaccinations and natural infection, where do we start putting more emphasis on therapeutics? dr. kessler: there's a fundamental difference between measles and covid-19. measles is a virus that does not vary with time the way that covid-19 is varying, and the reason for having this issue of needing to have the best immunity you can and potentially vaccinating people who already had covid-19 is to get to high enough antibody levels to make sure that as the new variants come along, we are not basically decimated by yet another version of covid-19 coming across the population, so it's essentially doing it right the first time to prevent another set of closures. sen. braun: which has a lot of uncertainty, timeline, indefinite. i think that's the tough thing that i think you guys have to contend with. let's get to the question of therapeutics versus vaccines. isn't that the way we finally hammered aids was with the therapy? a vaccine is neve

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mike: senator mike braun from the great state of indiana.oy march madness sir, thanks for your time. >> thank you. mike: now let's turn to a california democratic congressman. member of house oversight and reform committee. mark desonja, member of house infrastructure committee. congressman, welcome. >> thanks, mike for having me. mike: you've seen the videos from republican and coming from the southern border. both democrats and republicans put out video. how does the biden administration get a handle on the crisis at the border? >> all of us in congress need to take a deep breath, realize this hashas gone through multiple administrations. biden administration is doing the right thing. border is closed. don't come here. we need to create more infrastructure to make sure we manage it properly. mike: should the president go to the border, sir? >> i think it is good for all of us to go to the border. i haven't been in the last few months. i'm anxious to go again. i've been there many times in the past. this is a crisis manufactured in washingt

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. >> senator braun. sen. braun: two questions.ne, you can sense the frustration from senator paul, murkowski mama many of us, because we don't -- murkowski, many of us, because we know we don't have complete data. in the top level way i'm looking at it, we have to get to herd immunity through natural infection or vaccination. if the conferred immunity is going to be about as good as vaccination versus getting the infection, i am taking 30 million as the number of cases tested. i would like your opinion on how many completed vaccinations there have been. the big variable, how many untested cases to get to that 250 million. like your opinion on those numbers. when you can give us a little bit of certainty, it gives us hope to stay tough and get through it. second question is if vaccinations are not as effective as we want them to be due to a cascade of variants, then do we need to turn our attention to therapeutics if this is going to be something we battle with over the long haul? dr. fauci: thank you for that question. i want to h

braun's cooked foods to avoid cross contamination. to kill microorganisms. keep it safe temperatures cool to prevent bacteria. use the water and see well materials to avoid content. producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buy but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and oh and by applying the 5 keys to see food use them you also have a role to play you. this is news and these are our top stories the united states senate has a proof they want to point a 9 trillion dollar coronavirus relief plan after some 24 hours of debate democrats in the chamber voted to adopt the plan without any republican support it includes a direct payments of $1400.00 to most americans and an extension of jobless benefits the house of representatives is expected to approve the legislation next week.

senator mike braun, very good to have you. what did you learn yesterday, senator? whirlwind tour. we got down there a little before midnight, quickly loaded up, went down to the rio grande river where there's a port of entry and there's just a stream of illegal immigrants coming in with signs and errors in terms-- arrows in terms of how to do it. you can get halfway across the river and you've made it, that's where the boundary is. ow brazen the other side is, the smugglers and coyotes. we get down to the river and of course nothing is going on because they knew we were coming and all of a sudden you hear heckling from the other side and i asked the border patrol, who is that? speaking in spanish. he said those are coyotes and smugglers saying regardless what you do, we're going to keep coming. that's the way the trip started. we went back that evening. you could see a stream of mostly kids and very young adults, some infants, going into two staging areas under an interstate, under a road, port of entry because there are so many people coming in with that welcome s

marcus braun is currently in custody asia board member yanmar select is a fugitive. wire card was once an electronics payments service provider and even operated a bank in germany but it turns out some sales were completely made up the balance sheet showed a 1900000000 euro hole sense then public prosecutors began investigating the company on commercial fraud and document falsification charges. there had been rumors for years media outlets repeatedly reported inconsistency is but each year the auditing firm gave wire card a seal of approval the german financial regulator boffin didn't investigate the allegations either quite the opposite journalists who reported on fraudulent dealings at wire card received complaints. sence october a parliamentary investigative committee has been scrutinizing the role of the authorities in this scandal but one thing is certain germany's financial supervisors are ready for reforms. one of the heads of this inquiry committee is fabio demasi he's a member of the german parliament to start for the left party and he joins me now welcome t

bracing for the biggest tax hike in nearly 30 years coming up mike braun sounds off on the price we could's something else going on that's going to get in hitting your wallet harder than taxes. we will explain with one marie later on the show. this this week so's record highs for the

braun: will the senator yield? mr. manchin: yes. mr.raun: i think it begs the question that by cutting tax, you're going to lower gross tax revenues. and that's been a discussion we've all had for many years. and i know in places like indiana and we just had it occur here with the tax cut and jobs act at the federal level and the c.b.o., i was working with them, was getting close to saying that their original forecast that when you had a tax cut which was $1.5 trillion over ten years, $150 billion per year, it wasn't working out that way because there is the ten nonmom -- phenomenon called when you find the sweet spot of taxation, you can cut taxes and generate more revenues. and then you'd penalize a good fiscal move by the way you're interpreting your reading. and i'm willing to get into the nuance to see if that would muster that particular case. i don't think it would. mr. manchin: would the senator yield again. he's always been very kind and very reasonable and i look forward to sitting down with him on this. what you've said is ab

chair murray: senator braun? sen. braun: thank you, madam chair. i enjoyed our conversation, we covered a wide range of topics. i think it went up to half an hour. i know we only have five minutes. you have come from a unique spot of being labor secretary in one of the largest economies in the world. i would love to know what you think has worked well in california that you would like to see happen on a federal basis , and i would like to you to put it in the context where my own company in california roughly 10 years ago, we recognized it as a fairly austere state when it comes to regulations of all sorts and i think that your report card would be graded by how many businesses choose to move into a state versus moving out. maybe it's mostly anecdotal, but from our own experience we would say that it is not necessarily a business friendly environment, that said, tell me what you think you have done well in california and what you think you have done poorly at and what you want to bring to the federal level. sec. su: thank you so much, senator. i wi

political blogger anthony braun logan believes those who among will be in this position if it hadn't hosted a conservative event. the conspiracies are there just to attack conservatives and people believe in it because there's already your bias against conservatives anyway so the mainstream media has placed it to seed ok conservatives are bad they're racist they're hateful so when we say it now legace think about them well we can just make it so we believe it because you already believe they're bad anyways so is that really a big stretch to think that they would do something else because there's already a thing got there about them being bare to begin with and maybe the whole thing about the rune is there but it does mean there was intended to be the tension does it matter all that matters is they can link it some kind of way and have regular people believe it because there was already preprogramming to exist. u.k. children under the age of 16 that been able to watch a powerful sex change hormones online without their parents' knowledge that's after an investigation found an e.u. tra

i will recognize senator braun if you want to take a moment to get yourself squared away. very good. and then he can resume the gavel. >> listening to the opening remarks and what happens with minimum wage, income inequality, and when it comes to how you tackle it the difference between main street usa, small businesses and family-owned or even midsize businesses and public corporations if you have a different dynamic and play. you have to be careful. the opposite of that ends up that is too overbearing. it has to do with the other major sectors of the economy and dominated by a system with no transparency and doesn't have the engage consumer the consumer makes the markets work. and while amazon pays $15 an hour and the wherewithal should be more than that. that something needs to be done with the minimum wage but then as a regional point of view you don't want to disrupt places like indiana where it's working with a great business climate and a low cost of living so if you do anything with minimum wage places like new york city seattle should be over $20 an hour because o

political blogger anthony braun logan believes that the conference is received too much media attention. well i think the whole thing has been overblown by the media over here and they want to take every little thing and blow it totally out of proportion i mean nobody would really see that if you look at the state you're not going to think of it as a nazi sign no regular average person would see that but of course they've got to take everything and take it to the extreme to make conservatives their goal has been to would say conservatives every chance they get because they stage resemble other things like some of the little cartoon characters from old school cartoons back in the day it resembles a regular state squares and triangles and diamonds is not one thing sure it could be but come on now on the word there are plenty of jewish speakers at sea pig there were also jewish people on board so if somehow this stage were so bad in so egregious then maybe they would approve the state or funded the state and maybe the jewish people or no borders would have been a state it doesn't make any

this draft law good to know thanks very much and between you force in the beijing let's go to adrian braun brown who's live for us in hong kong this seems to be the point at which china does finally take over hong kong. yeah rob i mean last year at the last national people's congress we had shock and awe when beijing unveiled its new national security law from hong kong now we've got more of the same today what it means really is what you said in your introduction the opposition here is effectively being dismantled and of course that raises serious questions over the credibility of future elections not just for the chief executive but also for the legislative assembly as well as the district councils and it's the district councils that have been worrying beijing keeping the leaders awake at night because 90 percent of those district councils are controlled by the opposition now there are a few other places in the world where district councils would command as much international attention as they are today but that is a measure of just how concerned beijing because people voted overwhelming

i will recognize senator braun if you want to take a moment to get yourself squared away. very good. and then he can resume the gavel. >> listening to the opening remarks and what happens with minimum wage, income inequality, and when it comes to how you tackle it the difference between main street usa, small businesses and family-owned or even midsize businesses and public corporations if you have a different dynamic and play. you have to be careful. the opposite of that ends up that is too overbearing. it has to do with the other major sectors of the economy and dominated by a system with no transparency and doesn't have the engage consumer the consumer makes the markets work. and while amazon pays $15 an hour and the wherewithal should be more than that. that something needs to be done with the minimum wage but then as a regional point of view you don't want to disrupt places like indiana where it's working with a great business climate and a low cost of living so if you do anything with minimum wage places like new york city seattle should be over $20 an hour because o

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north carolina's tom tillis tweeting a video of his conversation with mike braun amid their troubling backdrop, sadly it is worse than imagined to the point where cvp has been forced to house migrants under a bridge. steve harrigan is tracking the story from mission, texas. >> reporter: each got a different view how migrants are treated, 19 senators boarded gunboats, customs and border protection facility in donna, texas with serious overcrowding. >> the donna facility is a giant tent city built with capacity of 250 and housing 4000 people. we saw cages after cages after cages of little girls, little boys lying side-by-side touching each other covered with emergency blankets. >> reporter: he posted pictures on twitter writing this is what the biden administration does not want americans to see, democrat lawmakers toward a model health and human services facility was four unaccompanied minors, each bedroom, classroom, nurses, recreation, with covid distancing the facility can hold 750 minors. democratic congresswoman ilhan omar said the reason for the surge in minors has nothing to do

mike braun the indiana republican senator. in the meantime switching to politics now, where it's going on with governor cuomo, if you think about it, last year at this time, he was a rock star. now, more rock. fellow democrats reigning in his covid-19 ownership and command, and that is just for starters. many of those same democrats are urging the governor to resign, the very latest following all of this , alicia? reporter: hi, neil governor cuomo has indicated he will sign a bill that was passed by state lawmakers yesterday to strip him of temporary emergency powers that were granted to address the covid crisis. this as a second part of that cbs interview with charlotte bennett airs, telling nora o'donnell she was transferred to a new job after telling cuomo's chief of staff the governor asked if she was willing to sleep with older men and in a meeting with cuomo's general counsel, bennett says that they apologized and acknowledged the governor was inappropriate. out of fear, bennett says she did not want the matter investiga

david lee braun, the president of rice university in texas they have been watching this, he issued ant. he supposed to be a scholar but he got key facts completely wrong, not the facts with a point the statement, it was making sure everyone reading it lesson.od the political "the deliberate use of such terms as the china virus to bigotry has played a significant role as if he knew that to bee true, he didn't because there's no evidence. sadly unpredictably this escalation of racially biased hatred has led tore violence. lihe's telling us it was entirey predictable because once you describe a chinese virus as chinese, people are naturally going to start murdering koreano women, could have seen that coming. harvard couldn't resist getting involved in this, bigotry against asians is a pretty sensitive subject given that harvard university is one of the very few institutions in american life that has publicly admitted committing it. many schools do, but harvard got caught. if over the course of many years it denied admission to asian students precisely because they are asian. if there's

he tweeted out the conversation with indiana senator mike braun amid troubling backdrop.ly it's worse than imagined to the point where cdp has been forced to how was migrants a bridge. you heard it right. steve harrigan is tracking the story tonight from mission texas. >> each got a very different view of how migrants are being treated. 19 republican senators saw gunboats trolling the rio grande. >> the donna facility is a giant tent city. built with a capacity of 250, it had nearly 4,000 people in it. we saw cages after cages after cages. of little girls, boys, line side-by-side touching each other. covered with reflective emergency blankets. >> they posted on twitter that this is what the biden administration does not want americans to see. democratic lawmakers toured the model health and human services facility. with covid distance income of the facility can hold 750 minors. democratic congressman ilhan omar said the reason for the surgeon minors has nothing to do with president biden. >> i know that people were living in these conditions are not turning on the news. t

were allowed to be blocked by biden staffers that are recording inside a migrant facility and mike braun who went to thedeig border friday said of biden's representative tried to get him to delete a picture of the facility, your senators your job is oversight how is this allowed to happen where the biden team lower-level officials are allowed to block you guys. >> it felt like you were in communist china and you have the minors trying to bird-dog you, you notice we have a lot of pictures we did not listen to them, we ignored them and i asked them to please stop bothering me, coequal branch of government and the american people need to see that, please go away senator cruises murder he took pictures of her minor, this is totalitarian type of tactics but the mainstream media is in the back pocket of the biden of administration so there allowing the biden of administration to get away but pressure is building. elizabeth: senator ron johnson, thank you for joining us you were terrific, it was good to have you on the show, come back soon. coming up former house oversight chair jason chaffetz

there are reports that you're looking at scooter braun's entertainment company to get up to speed quicklyto roll up companies like theirs or similar to theirs? >> well, we have a -- tom and i have a lot of different can business interests that we're pursuing. some of them are companies we're working on some of the strategies for that, some are companies best served by being owned in a private situation, not in a public, not publicly held. and so we're looking at those, at the media entertain thement, social media, social commerce space pretty carefully. and then we have our spac businesses, and we're focused on companies like we've described that will benefit from public ownership and should be public companies. and so we're doing both things, and they're somewhat separate endeavors to us. liz: okay. we could put up, i want to put up the spac right now because it is climbing as we speak here. there is a paucity or a lack of opportunity for specific companies the likes of what you're talking about to make as far as this reverse merger. but what about the chatter, tom, about a spac bubble?

. >> reporter: attorney of braun, higgy and borden have filed this lawsuit to stop clear view ai from what some people call a serious invasion of policy. >> it's illegally scraping websites, downloading people's faces and selling them. i expect that they will fight this tooth and nail. >> reporter: the complaint names a number of individuals and organizations described as activists who can be anniversaries of law enforcement. clearview ai has created a database helpful for police investigations. however, it appears no one knows what's in the database. clearview ai complies with all applicable law and its conduct is fully protected by the first amendment, its attorney told abc7 news in a statement. clearview ai would not be an interview, but its founder addressed privacy in an interview last year. >> i can understand people having concerns around privacy. so the first part to remember, it's only publicly available information. we're not just making technology for its own sake. the reason and the purpose we found is to really help law enforcement solve crimes. >> reporter: a major conce

berkeley and over towards elsa braun, a on burisma this moderate sum.d any reports of thunderstorms running like that this evening, but tomorrow there's a real good chance up in the mountains. winter storm warning will go in effect. it's raining and snow and they got chains up on 50 and there on and off on 80 this evening, and that's going to continue. the mountains will benefit greatly from this weather system. it's cool out there because this is a cool, cold weather system. here we take another model. we stop it down at seven a.m. tomorrow morning. and then we go through the day and that's the day. right? so how do you time enough? the thing to notice so lake tahoe. it's going off up there the whole time. so we're getting scattered stuff. you know, it's how their stuff's not scattered because it gets consolidated gets focused on that west slipped this year in nevada more scattered stuff on wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon, right so we could see literally, this is the pattern. well, you could see anything like if we get a funnel cloud tomorrow in

mike braun from indiana and maggie hassan of new hampshire, they want to see more veterans either workupports our nation's veterans. and i think that that's there's kind of a lack of applicants out there as well. it's a connection i hadn't made myself before, and i'm wondering if you're seeing that, because health care skills from the military, that's a pretty good skill set, correct? >> no, it absolutely is. but i think health care when you look at that from the outside in, it's like who wouldn't want that job. but in reality, there's such a shortage of enoughses and health care workers because -- of nurse s and health care workers because we have more jobs than we have people to fill them. you have you have to pull them from something to go to work there. and when you look at the v.a., it's a great place to work because you're giving back. but when you look at the jobs in the private sector, up times the v.a. doesn't compete. cheryl: ooh, so it's pay. that's interesting. maybe these two senators -- now i'm going to have to call them up, get them on the show -- [laughter] find out if

he actually were turned to the game to nail a 3 pointer but limped off soon afterwards without what braun the l.a. lakers went on to lose against the atlanta hawks visibly frustrated le bron tweeted after the game he said nothing angers and saddens me more than not being available to be there for my teammates i'm hurt inside and out right now the road back from recovery begins now back soon like i never left we do feel that he's innocent to see him as the. notable like that actually been a lot of pain as just you know set his back to remind us that he still has to. you know go to the sample because as we all do if it's big enough and by the same time enough he's still different or earlier we spoke to n.b.a. insider brandon scoop be robinson he says the lakers will struggle to retain their championship if le bron isn't fit for the postseason. he spends a lot of money on making sure the upkeep of his body over a $1000000.00 a year to make sure to keep his body the tip top shape and i think we look at our heroes as just super human over look at what raj am and that they say this is larger th

. >> reporter: this attorney of braun higgy and borden have filed this lawsuit to stop technology companyclearview ai from what some people call a serious invasion of privacy. >> it's illegally scraping websites, downloading people's faces and selling them. i expect that they will fight this tooth and nail. >> reporter: the complaint names a number of individuals and organizations described as activists who can be adversaries of law enforcement. clearview ai has created a database helpful for police investigations. however, it appears no one knows what's in the database. clearview ai complies with all applicable law and its conduct is fully protected by the first amendment, its attorney told abc7 news in a statement. clearview ai would not be an interview, but its founder addressed privacy in an interview last year. >> i can understand people having concerns around privacy. so the first part to remember, it's only publicly available information. we're not just making technology for its own sake. the reason and the purpose we found is to really help law enforcement solve crimes. >> reporte

senator mike braun, republican from indiana, mr. go into a re-election campaign. what do you say? >> that will be a common theme going forward. i'm back in my hometown of jasper today, the place where we have conversations before. i manage the tree farm for the therapy i need as my new job as a senator. that kind of tug-of-war will be out this and stu, it is very clear, we've got to even with what president trump said manage to keep the party together. it is not like we're long on numbers to begin with. i think it's a party in addition, what president trump is bringing out, actually be there, back the agenda, the agenda was working so well. i would have never run for senator had hillary clinton got elected. so when you're out there wrestling with members of your own scott, rick scott is now in charge of getting the senate races across the finish line, i think you have got to be careful because if not, we won't have the numbers to pull it off in the senate races, let alone what we do building into 2024. i think it is good to remind e