United States senator

So bring something up and you're going to want to walk away, get out of there.

It's kind of how it was for me forever, working in a political space forever, thinking I'm going to be a United States Senator one day, and 15, 16 years of that, walking away, realizing it ain't going to happen.

These people are all criminals and liars.

And then for this to take off on, you know, for the Antifa BLM stuff in 2019 to finally get me off the bench and say, I'm done.

And all of a sudden I found out all this useless information I'd been filling my head up with in the geopolitical space and, you know, epistemology, metaphysics, quantum physics, you know, religions, philosophies, just, you know, that's a guy you're not going to have real exciting conversation with, you know, so bring something up and you're going to want to walk away, get out of there.

It's kind of how it was for me forever, you know, working in a political space forever, thinking I'm going to be a United States Senator one day.

And 15, 16 years of that, walking away, realizing it ain't going to happen.

These people are all criminals and liars.

It just seems like a really unfortunate situation.

It seems like being a United States Senator, putting forward a candidate for United States Senator in Senate races that cost tens of millions of dollars when the control of half of one branch of government is at stake is...

Seems like that might require more than five seconds thought.

Yeah.

And I have a great example of this.

Right here in our backyard, the state of Kansas, you've got this Senate race between Roger Marshall – Um, who's a doctor, who's the incumbent Senator and Adam Hamilton, who is the reverend of this mega church in Johnson County.

And they have been clubbing each other like baby seals.

I mean, you can't swing.

But people are totally confused.

They shouldn't be confused when voting.

At least let him use the name Senator Dan Sullivan as opposed to incumbent because a lot of people don't know what incumbent means.

do you know what incumbent means yes I know what it means so who's the chick then she is the Democrat I can't think of what her name is but so

Let's find somebody.

Yes, let's find somebody without a record, without someone we can sort of put up against, or, more importantly, Eric Schmidt, who's up in 2028, as tied as closely to Donald Trump as any U.S. senator.

That might be down there.

And in 2028, Jerry Moran, our other Kansas U.S. senator, is up for grabs.

I mean, does he look at this election and say, you know, I've had a nice time in Washington.

I'm not going to run for reelection, Bob?

It just seems like a really unfortunate situation.

It seems like being a United States Senator, putting forward a candidate for United States Senator in Senate races that cost tens of millions of dollars when the control of half of one branch of government is at stake is...

Seems like that might require more than five seconds thought.

Yeah.

But I also could point out that we saw this when you look at the soil, Again, I'm going to speak as a Christian, of Christians in Texas or even in Kansas.

In Kansas, where they just elected a pastor to be their U.S. senator, who's a pastor, I think, of the largest Methodist church maybe in America.

And he has actual transgender people that are working and volunteering at the church.

And you're like, okay, this is not like, that's not really a confusing biblical issue in Texas.

We are a divided country.

But the worst? Abdul El-Sayed is now a United States Senator.

The man combines the two worst ideologies of our time, Islamism and Communism.

He campaigned with Hasan Piker, the man who said America deserved 9-11.

Pretty, pretty God dang American.

He said, quote, I'm here to keep the jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member from becoming a United States Senator.

Never mind the fact that, you know, Abdul El-Sayed had never been part of that group, denounced it many times because everybody demanded that he would do it.

But in Trump calling him out, he violated the first one of the most precious and pertinent rights outlined by Article 4 of the U.S. Constitution, saying no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office.