You saw the clips, right? From all over the country.

American people voted for change in November.

These are recordings of one GOP congressperson after another, facing a whole lot of questions.

In some states, constituents were mad about the Trump administration grinding infrastructure

projects to a halt.

California's high-speed rail disaster is the worst public infrastructure failure in U.S. history.

In other places, the subject matter was more broad.

When will you stand up to them and say that is enough?

There were questions about separations of power, the Constitution, and Doge.

The end result of the fraud and abuse that has been discovered already.

But in every state, voters were booing.

I think by and large this is moving very quickly compared to other administrations,

and I think across the board, he's done so very good things.

I think he got.

The first clip like this that I saw, it was from an old friend of the show, Greg Bluestin

from the Atlanta Journal Constitution. He told me he ended up at a town hall for Representative

Rich McCormick because he had a little time before he had to pick up a kid from swimming.

Yeah, I went because there have been any town town halls in maybe six months or so in Georgia,

you know, not since the election. And so, you know, frankly, you go sometimes protectively.

You go just in case something happens. And there's plenty of events I go to that I never write

a word about. In this case, I walked in and I was like, oh, I will be writing about this

because it was such a spectacle.

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