00:00Recently, the governor of California said he was going to establish a task force on crime.
00:08Well, we've got news for him. There is a task force on crime. It's called laws. It's called
00:13prosecutors. It's called DAs. It's called accountability. The Republican Study Committee
00:20has long been the champion of conservative values, and one of the conservative, probably
00:24one of the most important, if not the most important conservative value that we stand
00:27for is law and order. We stand to protect the sanctity of what our founders established
00:34here, that this city would be that shining beacon on the hill. And it's really sad to
00:40see, to a previous question, a lot of these cities around the country, what are the radical
00:45leftists standing for? Is it for crime? Is it for more violence? Is it for seeing their
00:50neighbors and their communities destroyed by lawlessness? That's not what this group stands
00:56for. And I can guarantee you that there are many Democrats that we serve with here. We
01:00need them to stand up. We need their voices to be heard, to say enough is enough. That
01:05law and order and that safety and security and that bringing down violent crime is not
01:09a political partisan issue, that that's just common sense. And I'm proud to stand with this
01:16group of people here. And in Texas, I can tell you that my constituents are thrilled to
01:23know that Washington, D.C. is back on the mend again, that they can finally send their kids
01:27up here knowing that their safety and security is going to be well taken care of, because that
01:33has not been the case, unfortunately, for far too long. Any other responses?
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