Sydney Kamlager-Dove

Well, she didn't want to answer that damn bedroom question, did she? Does it have a bedroom in it? Well, we were saving, does it have a bedroom in it? And you guys, I don't know if you remember what happened after that.

I think it was Ms. Kamlager Dove who asked about, and then also, gosh, I forget her name from the islands, who asked her about her boyfriend, her alleged reported boyfriend.

So I think it was five were approved when she was leaving and then there were 10 planes altogether.

10 planes, who needs 10 planes? Nearly half a billion dollars.

We'll squeeze it in.

Our Congresswoman, Sydney Kamlager.

Dove was there.

The elected representative out of Pennsylvania, Chris Rabb, was there.

That's what we have to do because we will have presidential elections coming up in '28, and we've got to get this country back on track.

Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove, thank you for joining.

Thanks for having me.

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Sounds really fishy.

Democrats, including Sydney Kamlager-Dove, are deeply skeptical of this promise.

At a competing news conference also in Dallas, multiple lawmakers attacked Trump's plan and his campaign, suggesting such an extreme promise is a sign Republicans are desperately in need of support ahead of the crucial midterm vote in November.

No amount of lies, even the most audacious Trumpian lies, can convince the American people that they're better off now than they were two years ago.

I thought it was notable that Jeffries is sending four House Democrats to Dallas, in his words, to hold Republicans accountable.

You know, Robert Garcia, Congresswoman Sidney Kamlager-Dove, Representative Madeline Dean, Representative Jason Crowe.

Those are some, if we're being honest, the most talented messengers that the Democratic Party has when it comes to sharpening the contrast between the two parties on.

Right.