Amy McGrath

You know, I backed him from day one when he was running for Congress against a very tough opponent.

I think the name was Amy McGrath.

Is that good? See? Do I have a good memory? There's no weakness of memory in this guy.

Amy McGrath.

I actually beat her twice in another race.

I also beat her in another race, but Andy Barr... was just he was an amazing candidate.

You know, I backed him from day one when he was running for Congress against a very tough opponent.

I think the name was Amy McGrath.

Is that good? See? Do I have a good memory? There's no weakness of memory in this guy.

Amy McGrath.

I actually beat her twice in another race.

I also beat her in another race, but Andy Barr... was just he was an amazing candidate.

All right.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Amy McGrath is joining our panel now.

Uh, Colonel, thank you so much for coming back, uh, to talk about this.

Uh, the president, of course, announcing this, this would not happen.

There's a reason we don't make spectacles, um, of executions in this country.

All right.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Amy McGrath, thank you as always for joining us.

I really appreciate it.

I dare and defy anyone to find one.

And like I was talking with, uh, with David in Oregon, Amy McGrath in Kentucky had some real momentum going for her until she decided to snuggle up to Mitch McConnell and declare that she too is a friend of coal, and then she got pasted because Republicans never vote for Republican light.

Mm-hmm.

So like I said, I gotta be careful with my powers.

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Amy McGrath said, no, who doesn't televise executions? Western democracies.

And then listed Iran, China, North Korea, and the Taliban.

And Congressman Austin Scott said, live streaming executions is what jihadists do.

Thank you for having me.

And on the line from Ohio is Amy McGrath.

She's a retired US Marine Corps lieutenant colonel.

Amy founded the super PAC Democratic Majority Action, and she's run for both the US House and Senate from her home state of Kentucky.

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this is anecdotal, but I'm hearing a lot of lieutenant colonels and colonels that are deciding to retire saying, "I don't want to deal with this anymore," and that's very troubling.

Well, we have to say goodbye for now to Sue Fulton, executive director of the Women in Service Coalition, and Amy McGrath, a retired Marine Corps lieutenant colonel.

Thanks to you both.

And then just one quick example in...

And I'm gonna forget the year, but when, uh, Amy McGrath was running against, uh, Senator McConnell in Kentucky, 2018, 2016, emails were going out from the campaign that they were within the margin of error and if you just donate now, and she ended up losing by, like, 30 points, $6 million in the bank.

And I was getting emails from friends being like, "What happened to the polling?" I'm like- There was not a poll.

Mm.