Vance And Rubio Skip Out On Important Voting Session To Block Biden SCOTUS!

I want to make sure that you keep this number. This is the switchboard to the Senate because I got to be honest with you, I'm absolutely PO'd, guys. I don't— listen, I don't play politics like everybody else. For me, politics serves a purpose, not just a practical purpose. It serves a spiritual purpose. Politics and politicians, their job when we elect their behinds is to make sure that we stay free. That is their job. I don't give a damn about the celebration anymore. It's over. The fight is on. It's on like Donkey Kong. All right, you got your pen and pad? The number: 202-224-3121. 202-224-3121. Thank you, Mike Gallagher, for mentioning this. Uh, honestly, Tom Fitton at Judicial Watch has mentioned this as well. We'll play some audio for you and video for you later on the Salem News Channel. Make sure you check you check that out. But you have Senator Chuck Schumer as he's out the door. What? He will no longer be the Senate majority leader, and this guy is stacking the bench with freaking left-wing judges before Trump gets in office. And we got senators— you got to be freaking kidding me— you got senators— I love Elon Musk just like the rest of you do, all right? But we got senators that aren't voting right now to stop these nominees. Are you out of your freaking mind? We just elected Trump to stop this BS, and you're not there? JD Vance, Ted Cruz, Bill Hagerty— and I love these guys, these guys are juggernauts in the movement. Come on, man, what the hell are you doing? You gotta be kidding me. See, the difference between Republicans and Democrats is Democrats don't know when to stop fighting. They don't know when to give up their issues, and we can fault them because we understand that they're lost in the wilderness. I get it. They are bandaging their wounds right now, and a lot of them don't get what just happened to them. I get it. Those are the useful idiots though. And then you get the Chuck Schumers of the world, the pragmatists, the left-wing radicals. And don't make it— listen, don't, don't— Chuck Schumer is a radical. He abandoned being moderate the moment AOC— he was scared that AOC would take his senatorial seat. The guy is a radical, and he's doing everything he can already to undermine an incoming Trump administration. And we got freaking senators that are still on cloud nine and celebrating and not realizing that the fight has already started. You got to be freaking kidding me. And the ones that I admire the most, frankly, were enough for Senator Bill Hagerty. A lot of you guys don't know this. I got to give him credit. I'm not sure that Trump would have won. We could have— I mean, we have to give TPUSA, Charlie Kirk's organization, we have to give Scott Pressler credit. Thank you for what they did in order— their get-out-the-vote efforts and ballot chasing helped send Trump over the top. But a lot of people haven't spoke about the larger impact that Senator Bill Hagerty had in getting Trump elected. And I got to give him credit for that. But you still, just like Mike Gallagher said, You've got to do your job. Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch posted out on X, why are Republicans in this lame duck session making it easy for Democrats to nominate and to push forward these radical judges right before Trump gets in? You see, they are, they understand that Trump is probably going to get another crack at one of these Supreme Court justices replacing them. But they're not going down without a fight. They're not going down swinging, man. I'm telling you the difference. Sometimes, sometimes I wake up and I wish the Democrat Party was a, was a Republican, was a Republican Party and we have the same fight because we don't understand, guys, this is it. We, we get this one crack at the apple. I'm not saying if Trump won, America would have been gone overnight. I just think it would have been virtually impossible to bring it back. To its greatness. We got a real opportunity here, and we can't squander a second. We can't sit here and wait for Trump to get in in January and to carry the load. That's what we elected you fools for in the House and in the Senate.