mccaul correctly identified the claim as a lie. 13 were murdered at the abbey debate terrorist attack alone. sadly this year three army reservists were killed january 28 by the iran puppet has blah. we won't forget specialist movette and rivers. the unintended re-election of nald trump is more evident every day. polls for trump recognize judicial subversion and accept my invitation to the trump inauguration. god bless our troops who successfully protected america for 20 years as they move from our safe haven to america. we don't need new border laws but enforce existing laws. biden opens borders to dictators as more 9/11 attacks are imminent as repeatedly warned by the f.b.i. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this summer, northeast ohio native katie moon will compete in her second olympic games

the chair of the committee is michael mccaul of texas. the ranking member is gregory meeks of new york. >> we are going to get started if everyone can take their seats. thank you. >> good morning. i want to thank all of you for being here today in a bipartisan manner. this is not about party politics. this is about the hostages. i can't think of a better time to be having this roundtable discussion then the very week that prime minister netanyahu is visiting to give a joint session before the united states congress. we can't forget about the hostages. as we talk about the completion of gaza, the peace process, we can never forget those left behind and those are the american hostages. that is the purpose of this roundtable. i want to think was all of the families for being here today. i can assure you that i, and the members here, and members of congress have not forgotten your loved ones. we will do everything in our power to bring them home and that is why we are here. we will be on a short timeframe. we have votes so i will forgo the op

we're now joined by the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul. chairman, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> pretty grim morning over in israel in the fallout from the golan heights strikes. secretary blinken told reporters this morning "every indication is the rockets were from or in some way related to hezbollah. a u.s. official tells cbs news there is no real doubt this has been hezbollah. have you been briefed on the situation in the golan heights and what can you tell us. >> yes, i can. it did come from hezbollah within the five-mile range that u.n. skouns resolution says hezbollah cannot operate within this five-mile zone, killing 12 children on a playground and it's interesting, their arab druze religious minority sector doesn't make sense why they would target those people and now they're claiming they had nothing to do with it. perhaps that may be why. >> for someone who's just kind of tuning in to this issue, they hear about israel's war with hamas and hear about hezbollah attacking in the golan heights, and you heard sen

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transatlantic security during an event hosted by foreign policy magazine and speakers included michael mccaul and kay bailey hutchison who served as u.s. ambassador to nato during the trump administration. this is about two and a half hours. [applause] >> ok. good morning, everybody. madam ambassador. nato is about to celebrate its 75th anniversary. we will hear speeches about its virtues and continued importance. what type of shape is nato in today, given there are voices raising doubts about its future and how does this look from your perspective? this look from your perspective? >> i think it's very strong. >> i think it's very strong. i think that people will see that we are buildi not only the longest serving, best curitylliance in the history of the wor, but i think we are now going forward to look at our common threats, our mmon risks and looking at a way that we can unite like-minded, security likeinded, security minded, freedom loving people. i think it is strong. i think it' getting stronger and consideri the internal oblems that so many countries are having right now, ours for sure

. >> thank you to chairman mccaul, thank you ranking member meek and thank you all for being here today all members. i think it speaks mountains about the solidarity that we felt from wall to wall from congress since october and we all deeply appreciate that. all of our worlds changed on october 7th. yesterday as we mentioned here we got confirmation of two more deaths of hostage that is were know were in captivity. we still have 35 hostages remaining of those we received 7 notices in recent months of those who have died while in captivity, there's a myth out there that there's a better deal out there, if israel delays a little longer and fights a little further every day another hostage can die including all of our loved ones, those who may still be alive. all of the israeli security apparatus and intelligent services have clearly stated that all of the conditions are ripe today to complete the deal that's on the table. something to keep in mind, i believe at this point as and is rally american that any true friend of israel today must pressure our prime minister to finish the deal now

i'm going to ask the same question that chairman mccaul asked. think it is important that we hear from you. and not play politics. this is bigger than politics. so my next question then would be what should we or what would you likeid us to ask president biden? these are american citizens that are being held. i will have an opportunity to talk with him, many of us. what should we to say to president biden? what should we say to him? >> thank you for that. big difficult personal announcement he will be dropping out. what that enables is president biden to not be caught up in an election seeking season. too not have to be distracted by everything that goes along with being caught up in election season. enable him to work on his legacy. something that is within his grasp that is super meaningful. super impactful is continue tireless work that he and his entire team, secretary bullinger, national screen advisor sullivan, cia director burns and everyone else have been phenomenally available and transparent and open with us. we all feel tremendous grat

ahead of the summit — i spoke to republican congressmen michael mccaul and mike turner.ves as chair of the house foreign affairs committee, and mr turner serves as chair of the house intelligence committee. chairman, i'll start with you. this nato summit, ukraine is going to be a central topic, and just today, we saw a russian strike hit the children's hospital in kyiv, killing dozens of people, more than three years into this war, vladimir putin appears undeterred, not only by ukraine's assistant but by western support so, what needs to be achieved at the summit? i will take the restrictions of the easter attack that i personally put in there, that the long—range artillery, these rocket fires are coming right across the border from russia, primarily kharkiv, but the national security adviser will not allow ukraine to use everything it has two win this fight. right now, they have one hand tied behind their backs and i asked repeatedly to lift the restriction, i met with president zelensky in paris and in singapore and he made this cry for help, if you will, to change the

prince president manuel mccaul has led the annual bus deal day military ceremony in paris. part of the parade has been altered to merge with the olympic torch relay before the games which begin in paris . in 2 weeks time. syrian state media report that is rarely strikes around the capital, damascus have killed one pro government fighter and wounded 3 others. these really army says it targeted military infrastructure in response to, to drones launched from syria is real says it has killed one of the homeless commanders that targeted in an attack on a humanitarian zone and gaza on saturday. he wasn't an officer lama, commander of the con eunice brigade of the milton group from us, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. the hamas run, garza health authority says at least 90 palestinians were also killed in the air strikes and hundreds more injured. many of the casualties were sheltering in a designated safe zone near home. eunice is scott anderson from the you. an agency for palestinian refugees in gaza, u n. r w a was at an officer hospital where casualties were ta

ahead of the nato summit — i spoke to republican congressmen michael mccaul and mike turner.the restrictions i personally put in there, that the long—range artillery, these rocket fires are coming right across the border from russia, primarily kharkiv, but the national security adviser will not allow ukraine to use everything it has two win this fight. right now, they have one hand tied behind their backs and i asked repeatedly to lift the restriction, i met with president zelensky in paris and in singapore and he made this cry for help, if you will, to change the rules here. they change the policy allowing them to fire across the border but then they limit the weapons they can use that can effectively achieve that goal. do you think this needs to be an important point of discussion with nato allies this week? i had this conversation with secretary sollenberger at the meeting and just a month and a half ago and he expressed full support for ukraine getting the ability to use any weapons that they receive from any nato allies to be able to defend themselves and to be able to h

the leaders in our security efforts in the senate and the house, and you're going to have michael mccaul today and ro khanna, they are very pro alliance, pro nato, as are the leaders on the democratic side -- i mean, on the senate side and that's going to be so important for us to keep that strength and i think it will and i'm not worried that congress is going to walk away. i do think we need to -- because the voices on the fringes are saying why are we spending all of this money on defense or defense of europe or ukraine, which we must support and i know that's going to come out a lot today as well, but that's for our protection. it is in our interest to have that kind of an alliance. >> the difference is that the members of the democratic fringe who might be skeptical of nato aren't likely to run for president and one of the skeptics on the republican side is running for president, and even if future trump administration didn't leave nato, commander-in-chief who is less enthusiastic about, say, fulfilling an article 5 commitment is something i would think that europeans should and wou

edit campaign where our latino and i'm the director of the united states french president manuel mccaul has said he will keep the countries care, take our government in place until the olympics are over on the line from august. the 11th. the announcement came after the new popular front left as a lions said it had finally managed to agree on its own candidate for prime minister. after winning the most seats in july's parliamentary elections turned to rain and flooding has hit the philippines as ty, food gaming, barrows passed it on its way towards taiwan. the countries dental disaster agencies says at least 8 people have died and 800000 more have been affected by the storm. the philippine stock exchange here in manila, suspended, trading in many schools have closed the world health organization says it's extremely worried about a potential polio outbreak and gaza. it warned that traces of the virus has been detected in the territories wastewater. and that the dire sanitation situation could align with the virus. just brent quickly there, all the attacks, the central nervous system causi

president. amount of them a call could end with his central salons losing nearly half of its seats. mccaul will stay in office until presidential elections in april 2027. but he now faces the possibility of sharing power with his political rivals. a far right government or political deadlock, french voters face a tough choice. many are worried that the country is heading into the political unknown to, to come on because we find ourselves with a big question mark of, of what could happen if this was whatever political brand could possibly be. piazza, whether it's the leftist you popular front. well, the farm, right? national rally model. i think like many, we simply ask ourselves questions about the future. but really depends power, right. national riley took a strong lead in the 1st round of voting. a victory in the 2nd round could lead to an absolute majority in parliament and depends for the j. jordan by adela, who is also the parties. president could become fonts as new prime ministry. but in order to stop the far right, left between parties have put together a coalition called the new

what we know that is that president mccaul is likely to come out as a considerably reprint of this election, which he thought was a very good idea. but it seems like many people here don't really agree on. uh yeah . what does this all mean for president mccord on? just to clarify, for people who aren't familiar with the system, he stays president regardless of what happens tonight. correct? yes, absolutely. you said in advance to the 2nd round this agent that he'd stay impala until the next presidential election in 2027. however, he also said before, you know, before the european elections, that he wouldn't to solve the parliament, which he then dates. so there is only so much trust here in phones when it comes to his words, it is what he said as to what you would do at now. for my clumsy as i said, this really means that he's quite returned when it comes to his position in power. he was hoping to get an absolute majority with this distillation of solomon. lighten space is very unlikely to walk out for him. now we're hearing that contains been marked by threats and even some physical violen

chairman mccaul pressed her and i pressed her as well and i pointed out and said, ms.gure. you publicly contradicted multiple parents who saw the president repeatedly checking his watch. and, you know, doing that on top of the president and the debate saying there was no casualties on his watch on top of the state of the union incident. you keep ripping the scapoff of these poor -- scab off these poor parent's wounds and she said, pete, i'd like to extend an apology through you, chairman mccaul, who was there and i said i've got one better. i'll put you in touch with the parents and apologize to them directly and they need to hear from you and heal. this isn't a gotcha moment and these families need to heal and i hope she apologizes. i really hope she does. pete: me too, sincerely. this is an issue while it's moved past the headlines for so many, it's a stain on our nation and for those that lived through it and had people and i spoke to a gold star family of the 13 at rnc and it's still very raw and real. and it's a huge hit on the reputation and haves important when

>> ahead of this weeks nato summit house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul and representative jake austen closs joined others in discussed on transatlantic security. from "foreign policy" magazine watch live today at 90 and eastern on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video at or online at c-span.org. >> both the house and senate return for business today. later this week the houseplants to attempt to override the president's veto the resolution repealing and is the secret to currency role. members hope to work on the 2025 legislative branch spending bill which provides $1.9 billion for house south of race and expenses. the u.s. capitol police would see more funding. in the senate lawmakers will work on a judicial nomination. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, or follow our congressional coverage with c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> next that the skips the supreme court's decision to grant partial annuity for former president donald trump and what effectively may have going forward. this from the jewish democr

i'm in district 10 and have michael mccaul and he doesn't show up and campaign. he doesn't have to. hot tub tom delay, gerrymander this whole state one time and ever since then, all state universities here in the stateit of texas are forbidden to use dei in their enrollment anymore. all of theirth programs and pasd along republicans and internal lost them. 2,000 are black in a state that's 14% black andho those wil come out of the republicans this year. they're going to try and do with all the abortion bans and things like that . they're treatment of women, they're going to try and do everything they've done in texas and steam rolled everybody and they're gone that try and do that on a nationwide level. >> we should talk about texas gerrymandering and the republican party in texas, but i think one of the thins we haven't talked about today is that contrast of deputies want to draw with republicans on reproductive health and abortion rights mentioned at the end and that's one of the big drivers behind this enthusiasm for harris right now not because she's younger and a woman of color

we'll get reaction from the houe foreign affairs committee michael mccaul live, only purple's gel flexsses the raw egg test. no other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine. memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep guaranteed. save up to $800 during our 4th of july sale. visit purple.com or a store near you >> no one thanks we are weak. no one wants to screw around with us, nobody. shannon: and president biden thursday night's debate the candidate spent a lot of time talking about foreign policy, those threats, the border the intersection of the tub two. tube it also taught parties for next guest, congressman michael mccaul republican from texas chairs the house foreign affairs committee sits on the homeland security committee as well. welcome back to fox t "fox news sunday" pickwick thank you for having me. it's basically sort the aborted reporter from nbc news this week secretary mayorkas is we need to know the specifics of what he is a problem with what they have said is 400 people and smuggled into this country that we know of in connection wit

children should also benefit from advancements in cancer treatments which is why representative mccaul and i introduced that give kids a chance act. currently, the fda cannot direct clinical trials to test combination of drugs in children, despite combination of therapies proving effective in adults. our legislation gives 58 that authority. legislation has 188 bipartisan cosponsors and has been endorsed by 50 organizations and research consortium. every member of this committee voted for this legislation as part of the fda user fee legislation last congress. finally, i joined representative mccaul, burgess, bilirakis in introducing creating hope reauthorization act instead of research by providing pediatric drug developers with the vouchers to speed fda reviews of new drug products. the pediatric priority review voucher program can make the difference between whether a drug comes to market or not. more than 114 organization endorsed this bill, and the last time this legislation was up for reauthorization it passed the house unanimously by a voice vote. highly instructed to all of us. o

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that is, all this was decades, the only thing that could move... to china was the visit of senator mccaule way, what is important in the current context is the current situation in the united states to taiwan, which promised powerful supplies of weapons to taiwan from the united states, due to supplies to ukraine, taiwanese deliveries stalled, that is, there are shortfalls of several tens of billions of dollars, judging by apparently, the americans are hatching plans for a large-scale pumping of weapons into taiwan, but i repeat once again that this happened. decades and such a reaction similar to leaving the dialogue on strategic there was no stability, that is, china is essentially saying that, firstly, and we are no longer ready to make any kind of compromise, it means a compromise with the united states on nuclear arms control, and we believe that this does not contribute to strengthening our sovereignty, i remind you that an article by siden pin has just been published, a landmark in the theoretical party journal of nonsense, and which practically has the title: development, defendin

transatlantic security during an event hosted by foreign policy magazine and speakers included michael mccaul and kay bailey hutchison who served as u.s. ambassador to nato during the trump administration. this is about two and a half hours. [applause] >> ok. good morning, everybody. madam ambassador. nato is about to celebrate its 75th anniversary. we will hear speeches about its virtues and continued importance. what type of shape is nato in today, given there are voices raising doubts about its future and how does this look from your perspective? this look from your perspective? >> i think it's very strong. >> i think it's very strong. i think that people will see that we are buildi not only the longest serving, best

orders, on the other hand, the three excellent heads of the committees we have already mentioned, mccaul rogers and turner, the authors of the plan to win ukraine. i propose to make public the plan published in washington in russian and... in english with the proposal that biden resigns due to his health, garis takes the oath of the president and his first step is to approve the document, the report of the republicans on the victory of ukraine. by the way, it was the republicans who passed the law on military aid with a requirement for the administration to report to congress on its war plan in ukraine within 45 days. 45 days have passed since the first. his day is to present the republican plan as the administration's plan. this is a wide step. imagine. the democratic president presents the republican plan for the us war in ukraine. this is a step towards the unification of the political elite. and during her term as president , she positions with her political statements and military-political decisions himself as the leader of the free world leading the fight against terrorist regimes

. >> we'll get the latest from house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul, and senator chris van hollen who has been outspoken about israel's actions in gaza. senate majority leader chuck schumer will also weigh in, in a rare sunday interview. >>> plus -- >> we are not going back. > knew candidate, new energy for the democratic party as vice president kamala harris moves to formally clinch the nomination this week after president biden's departure from the race. >> i'm super excited and i think her able is group. >> as former president trump tests attack lines. >> they took him out of the fight. we have a new victim now, kamala. >> are democrats prepared to withstand the onslaught and compete in november? >> i would love to see a woman in power at some point. i'm just not sure if right now is the time and with this candidate. >> we'll hear from new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham on the harris campaign advisory board. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." we'll get to politics and the presidential race in a moment, but we want

the chairmen of the defense, foreign affairs and intelligence committees, michael mccaul, mike rogersand mike turner. first, they overcame the opposition of the trumpists. in the law on aid to ukraine, moreover, they criticized the biden administration for insufficient support for ukraine. this is a serious blow to putin's agency in washington. i agree with clark's conclusion that support for ukraine now does not depend on the presidential election at all. because of this revolution , a two-party pro-ukrainian majority was formed in both houses of congress. for results. of the votes we see that in the senate it is 80 to 20 senators, 50 democrats and 30 republicans, and in the house it is 370 to 60, and that majority will not change. but there is also the supreme commander of the armed forces of the united states of america, and we understand that there is an extremely high level of anxiety in europe, particularly about what may happen in the next few months, so we do not undertake to predict. because, you know, the american election is a thankless affair, meaning their analysis and fu

prominent leaders: heads of committees from of defense, foreign affairs, and intelligence, michael mccaul, mike rogers, and mike turner, first, overcame the trumpists' opposition to laws to help ukraine. moreover, they criticized the biden administration for insufficient support for ukraine. this is a serious blow to putin's agency in... because of this revolution , a bipartisan pro-ukrainian majority was formed in both houses of congress, according to the results of the latest votes, we see that in the senate it is 80 against 20 senators, 50 democrats and 30 republicans, and in the house it is 370 against 60, i this majority will not change. there is also the supreme commander of the armed forces of the united states of america, and we also understand that in europe they are extremely worried, in particular about what may happen in the next few months, so we do not venture to predict, because you know, the american elections are a thankless business, that is, their analysis and futurology for that matter, but, but, but. first, the supreme commander you are referring to has yet to reach t

. >> ahead of this weeks nato summit house foreign affairs committee chair michael mccaul and representative jake austen closs joined others in discussed on transatlantic security. from "foreign policy" magazine watch live today at 90 and eastern on c-span2, c-span now our free mobile video at or online at c-span.org. >> both the house and senate return for business today. later this week the houseplants to attempt to override the president's veto the resolution repealing and is the secret to currency role. members hope to work on the 2025 legislative branch spending bill which provides $1.9 billion for house south of race and expenses. the u.s. capitol police would see more funding. in the senate lawmakers will work on a judicial nomination. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, or follow our congressional coverage with c-span now, o

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bidding, on the other hand, the three wonderful heads of the committees we have already mentioned, mccaul rogers and turner, the authors of the plan to win ukraine. i propose to publicize the plan published in washington in russian and english with the proposal: biden resigns due to health. by the way, because it was the republicans who passed the law on military aid with a demand on the administration, within 45 days to report to congress on his plan for war in ukraine. 45 days later, on his first day , harris has to present the republican plan as the administration's plan. this is a broad step, imagine a democratic president presenting a republican plan for the us's war in ukraine. this is a step towards the unification of the political elite, and during her term of the presidency , she positions herself with her political statements and military-political decisions as the leader of the free world, leading the fight against the regimes of terrorists and autocrats who have declared war. in particular, together with the french president. macron agrees on the provision of a large number of

all the sizes are that's the president mccaul will take his time. we heard from the say, the president's office that he will wait until this whole new political landscape is very unexpected. no political landscape will sort of settled in what we do know is that the prime minister gabrielle s house, will have this in his resignation. today, the question is, if my car will accept it, it could also be that he will wait because the new parliament, members of the 577 that have been elected or re elected on sunday, they will come to the national assembly today to sort of set them in on the 18th, they will only have their 1st we meeting so then it will be more clear how this will all play out as so until this time. and then of course we also have the olympics coming up very soon. it could be that my call will waive this time out. and meanwhile we already are seeing that the new popular from to the left wing alliance of that one. the election yesterday is sort of crumbling already there. awesome, correct, appearing. and it's very possible that my cause also

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now we see that mr. mccaul is, has been humiliated in the french elections. and uh, he is not going to be able to provide support for you. grades that he thought he could, which was merely political employed, to save himself his political future in france, which is very compromised in the united states. it's so go test at this point, you don't really know what's gonna happen when it gets kind of stopped functioning as far as a, as far as financial inc, those get kind of a snaps function. now the world is spiraling out of control because of us policies. that's the message from ronald musician, an activist. roger, what, as a founding member of the british rock band, pink floyd, he spoke to r t and an exclusive interview covering is variety of health issues from the release of july, the assigned to global politics. the children essentially still telling the truth, even after 15 years fishing persecution by the western powers. so that's a good say, fine to julian, we need to bad. you need as much time of as you need to get health care again and then we want you b

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as a strong state that solves international issues, among such republicans, in particular, michael mccaul is the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, and he said at this convention of the republican party that he will continue to defend the interests of ukraine, that he will say about this with trump, about the fact that ukraine should be supported because it is in the interests of the united states. we also spoke with aiza hutchenson, this is the former the governor of arkansas, and he said that he ... would like to encourage ukraine and all those who support ukraine, because he says that democracy is messed up, but in the end the united states comes to the right decisions, he promised that and these republicans who support ukraine will continue to work with donald trump. at the same time, there are republicans who harshly criticize the decisions of the biden administration, and i will remind you that this is the main policy, the foreign policy of the biden administration is to help ukraine, they criticize it a lot, in particular we talked with viok roswami, who is one of the candi

and this is something that precedent, mccaul is keen to avoid and above a 0 really saying that his decision to ask, i told you to stay on those find this. so it's almost certainly linked to the high profile. uh, all of the games of virus is set to host uh, later this month. uh, there was some concerns of political deadlock cure in virus would send the wrong signal. it would undermine fonts of image and fight ability during the games not today. we've also heard from francis finance minister, bruno lemaire, who's wonderful financial crisis. he's taken to a x family, twitter, where he said that the next week alliance of the popular front, which one the both seats in parliament them now is the biggest blog. he said he attacked the program and basically said they could, rick the government's economic walk. it just gives you a sense of just how of white about these, these blocks out in parliament. and i'm just right outside the french waldman the somebody else in the waiting, newly elected. and these have been arriving a right behind me. and they have, of course, been being honest with the media,

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i mean the lead people like lindsey graham and, and michael mccaul and all the rest of them then are just going to sit still and, and watch. uh you, ukraine was they said, oh we, you crazy being sold down the river. we're getting boots and everything we george, we see the russia gate rearing its ugly headache and they'll rush. it gave him a get. okay, this is already in the mix right now, martin, you know, it's interesting when we, when mike pompei o, we actually spoke of a, at the convention trying to, um, uh, uh, take on or appropriate to himself. what america 1st is, which is in government complete diametrically opposed to what someone like from and but from what we know of advancement, there are other people around johnny rad flip robert o'brien, rick right now. um i called so you can going along with um the uh, trump vans vision here. i mean, if we can say that it is going to be congressional resistance, but even within his administration, if he's thinking about my pay or mark, oh rubio. oh i, i don't know, i would think that the, the, the, the impeachment process would be set u

i mean, the lead people like lindsey graham and michael mccaul and all the rest of them. they're not just going to sit still and, and watch. uh you, ukraine, that's basically it all we, ukraine is being sold down the river when we're getting boots and everything will be of george. we see the rushing gate rearing its ugly head. you can no rush, it gave him a get. okay, this is already up in the mix, right? no more than you know, it's interesting when we, when mike from pale he actually spoke at the, at the convention trying to, um, uh, uh, take on or uh, uh, appropriate to himself. what america 1st is, which is definitely complete. diametrically opposed to what someone like from and well from what we know of a vans but there are other people around john radcliff, robert o'brien, rick right now. so i told so you can going along with the trump vans vision here. i mean it's, we can say there's just going to be congressional resistance, but even within his administration, if he's thinking about mike pay or marco rubio, i don't know. i would think that the, the, the, the impeac