Republican Congressman Chip Roy expresses frustration with his own party following the Republicans’ crushing setback in the US midterm elections. Declaring “I’m sick of it,” Roy delivers a blunt message to fellow Republicans, highlighting growing internal tensions and raising questions about the party’s direction, leadership and response to the Democrats’ sweeping electoral gains.
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00:00I thank the speaker. I thank my friend from Arizona who's now leaving the floor.
00:03I thank him for his service and again hope to be down here on the floor with
00:07him again. And look, I want to thank the American people. The American people sent
00:13a loud message last week that this town is not getting it right. And the election
00:17didn't go as I would have preferred in a number of respects. There are a lot of
00:21good people in this chamber that are going to be going home and no longer
00:24serving in this institution, at least not in the 120th Congress. But I will tell
00:28you that I do not direct my ire or my frustration at the people because I
00:34think the people were trying to send a loud message, as they have been now for
00:37several cycles, that this town is not doing what it's supposed to do. And I've
00:45given speeches on this before. I've tried to work across the aisle or I've tried to
00:50work within the conference as Republicans to actually address the concerns and the
00:54needs of the American people and do our job in a Republican form of government to
00:58actually follow the Constitution, to actually address unlimited spending and
01:03the national debt of forty two trillion dollars, to actually secure the Board of
01:07the United States, to actually put in place permanent reform, to actually stand
01:11up for the hard-working men and women of this country who actually make this
01:16world work. And look, I've got something here that I want to read and I'm going to
01:21paraphrase. It was a tweet that I think captures, and it was tweeted on Election Day,
01:28that captures part of the problem. This individual tweeted out the following,
01:34Every GOP strategist, consultant and candidate should be forced to participate in a
01:39role-playing exercise this morning. Your name is Bob. You're a 49-year-old blue-collar
01:44worker in Ohio. You've always struggled to make ends meet. The good jobs were all
01:49shipped to China and the few remaining pay a pittance wage undercut by endless
01:54illegal labor. You're a three-time Trump voter because you believed he would
01:58finally make America great again. You put your son through Ohio State. He graduated
02:03cum laude in computer science. You couldn't have been prouder. After months
02:07searching, he landed an entry-level job at Microsoft beneath his qualifications, but a
02:12good start for a smart kid. Then he got laid off. That same month Microsoft applied for
02:18150,000 more H-1B visas because it can't find, quote, qualified Americans. Your son has spent six
02:24months back in his childhood bedroom sending hundreds of applications without landing an
02:29interview. On TV, Trump boasts about the greatest economy in history and how many women and minorities
02:34are finding jobs. You decide a father-son steak might make cheer him up. Gas is $4.50 a gallon.
02:41Filling your truck costs $100. At Kroger, ribeyes are $30 a pound. You settle for a hamburger,
02:47even though 70-30 ground beef still costs $10. At checkout, some person is screaming at the
02:53cashier because her EBT will only cover most of the filet mignon and lobster in her cart.
02:59You think to yourself how the Iran war has made everything expensive, but at least we're stopping
03:04their nuclear bomb. You weren't even sure where Iran was before you Googled it after first bombed
03:09them in March. After dinner, you take your son to the country fair. Half the people aren't speaking
03:15English. Virtually none of the crowd looks like you. You're forced to leave early after a
03:19teen takeover turns violent. A foreign-born judge pledges none of them will go to jail.
03:25Back home, you turn to the TV. Vivek Ramaswamy is lecturing the crowd about American mediocrity
03:30and why Ohio needs more foreign talent. Your son grows upset. You change the channel. Now a Republican
03:37surrogate, the daughter of a governor or wife of an elderly billionaire, explains that young white
03:43men are the real welfare queens. They'd rather play video games in their parents' basements than work.
03:48Your son says nothing. He just goes back to his childhood bedroom. You turn off the TV.
03:54Then your neighbor starts blasting reggaeton and cracking open modellos. He brought his cousin's
04:01family from Mexico to help with all the minority business contracts. His construction firm keeps
04:05winning. You sit alone in your living room. You worked hard. You paid taxes. You obeyed the law and
04:10you raised your son to do everything right. You voted Republican again and again because you believe
04:15somebody in Washington would finally fight for you. Instead, your wages are stagnant. Groceries
04:20are unaffordable. Your community is unrecognizable. Your country is fighting another foreign war.
04:25And upstairs, the son you sacrificed everything for is lying awake in the bedroom he slept in at 12,
04:31wondering what the heck is he even supposed to do with his life now and whether, I'm going to
04:35paraphrase, he can achieve the American dream. Every time you turn on the TV, the Republicans you elected
04:42are either congratulating themselves or explaining why you and your son are the problem. For 10 years,
04:48they told you America's future depended on your vote. Now you aren't even sure America has a future
04:52worth defending. The Republican Party needs to answer one simple question this morning, and that was
04:57on election day. You've spent a decade demanding Bob's loyalty. You've given him stagnant wages,
05:02unaffordable groceries, another foreign war, and a son who did everything right but can't find work.
05:06And when they complain, you call them lazy. What possible reason have you given Bob and his son
05:12to vote Republican? Do you honestly think you deserve their vote? Now you don't have to agree with this
05:17individual. You can think this individual is coming from a limited perspective in Ohio versus some other
05:22part of the country, and that's just one person. But I'm here to tell you that he's speaking for an
05:27entire nation of people tired of a town that they perceive rightly as being in the hip pocket of too
05:35much of the oligarchy and too much of the billionaire and ruling class, or as my friend Jeff Sessions used
05:41to say in the Senate, the masters of the universe, the people who make all the decisions. People are sick
05:47of it, and they're right to be sick of it. They've been listening to people give speech after speech,
05:52including me, talking about these things and wondering when they're going to get their country
05:57back, when they're going to be able to achieve the American dream, whether their kids and their
06:01grandkids can achieve the American dream and afford it and afford to live, and to like living and
06:06living in a community of people that they can share life, laugh, enjoy, go to concerts, go to sporting
06:14events, and have a community of people of like mind without wondering whether they're going to get
06:18shot, or whether the next cartel violence is going to come in, or whether there's going to be a whole
06:23new community from a whole nother country, the whole nother language coming into their community
06:26and changing it overnight. You say, oh, Chip, man, that's just, you can't say things like that.
06:32Well, who are we as a people? And what is it that we're defending here in the House chamber,
06:36in the people's house? Because I can tell you one thing, I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it.
06:43I just watched Republicans get crushed in Texas, in a Republican state, because the people that run
06:50that state lost sight of the people. They nominated at the top of the ticket somebody who is on paper
06:57and very clearly and obvious to anybody watching it, corrupt. Somebody who was a massively flawed
07:05candidate and then had donors spend $500 million trying to shove across the finish line, taking away
07:12dollars to support other candidates. Why? Sending good money after bad to try to win a seat
07:20while failing to acknowledge the corruption. And then wondering, when you look at Washington
07:26and you hear Callie Means talking about how we can't get a Maha agenda accomplished because the powers
07:33that be and the corporate interests in this town were too cozy with people in the administration to
07:38allow it to occur. You see people talking about data centers and AI and the need to beat China.
07:45And then you watch NVIDIA's CEO embroiled in scandal. And you see how everybody's patting each
07:50other on the back, helping each other in the billionaire class and the ruling class, gathering together.
07:57And the average American sitting in their hometown going, I don't want a data center in my backyard
08:01that's going to suck up my water and my electricity, that is going to be processing computing
08:06that addicts my children to porn and sports gambling while we ruin college sports and all the things
08:11that we enjoy on the weekend to take a break from this God-forsaken political ruling class
08:16that's sticking to us again.
08:19That's what's happening. That's what's real.
08:23And I listen to politicians on both sides of the aisle just blithely ignore the plight of the hardworking
08:29average American right now wondering what's happening.
08:31I've got colleagues laughing off, oh, don't worry, it's not the war.
08:37Neocons, whatever it is, say we're always at war. We've got to be at war.
08:40They're wrong. They're wrong.
08:43But I also have colleagues who think it's just the war.
08:47Who think it's just because of Iran. Otherwise, everything would have been hunky-dory.
08:51Well, you're an idiot too.
08:54You're not opening your eyes to what the average real American's feeling.
08:59You can't just dismiss and say, oh, pay the higher gas prices so we can beat Iran.
09:06You have to earn it.
09:08With all due respect to the president, with all due respect to every vote we've taken on the floor of
09:12the House
09:12on war powers put forward by my colleagues that put us in the defensive posture
09:16of having to vote against our troops in the field that the commander-in-chief has put in the field,
09:21the president never came to us and asked us.
09:26Congress wasn't put into the position as it is supposed to be in the Constitution and the declaration of war.
09:32We never had that conversation.
09:34We never earned the people's backing to send our blood and our treasure into Iran for our national security interests.
09:44Even if the case is strong, to do it.
09:48Even if cutting the head of the snake in Iran is worth it.
09:51Even if knocking out the proxy terrorists is worth it.
09:55Even if taking out their nuclear capability and conventional capability is worth it.
09:59It might be, but you have to earn it.
10:01You have to explain it.
10:03You can't decide it by edict from the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
10:06We don't work that way.
10:08And you can't come down here, pass the big, beautiful bill, which had good tax cuts in it.
10:13Good spending restraint in it.
10:15Good repeals of subsidies to align myself and my friend from Arizona,
10:19how subsidies distort prices and make energy more expensive.
10:23We passed a great bill.
10:25Didn't campaign on it.
10:27Immediately turned towards our own political interest in passing redistricting plans across the country,
10:34including Texas.
10:34Texas spent our time trying to focus on political power
10:39rather than focusing on the people who send us here to represent them.
10:43That's what happened and it pisses me off.
10:46The arrogance, the arrogance of the powers that be,
10:49the masters of the universe who tell you that that's what you have to do.
10:53And when you pursue political power over the people, you lose.
10:58And that's what happened.
11:01That's what happened.
11:02And it's not just the concerns about the money floating around in AI and data centers.
11:07It's not just the concern that Callie's raising about Maha.
11:13Whatever's going on at the Kennedy Center and the grift.
11:17Whatever's happening with ambassadors to Greece and the grift.
11:22Whatever's happening with numerous people.
11:24You go down the line and, as I said, putting at the top of the ticket of the biggest Republican
11:30state in the nation,
11:31someone who was indicted and impeached by the Republican Texas House.
11:37Somebody tell me why Republicans lost last Tuesday.
11:40I'll say it's because they were focused on themselves and the ruling class and not the people.
11:47The founders gave us a system that does put the people first.
11:50And when politicians forget that, they rightly get sent home.
11:56I'll be leaving the House come January.
12:01I'm going to stay in the fight because it's a fight that we have to have.
12:05This is a country worth defending.
12:07This is a country worth saving.
12:09Texas is a state worth defending.
12:11My children are worth defending.
12:15But we've got to decide what it is we're fighting for.
12:20I believe in something I call community conservatism.
12:24I believe you've got to put God at the center of your communities.
12:29Yes, God.
12:30The same God that Moses, looking over the chamber here, came face to face with.
12:39The same God that is in God we trust, sitting over the speaker's chair.
12:45The same God that this country pledges our allegiance to the flag and recognition that it is a nation under
12:53God.
12:54The same God that the founders of this country recognized when they founded the country,
12:59when they adopted the First Amendment,
13:01and they understood that we were a Christian nation built on Judeo-Christian values
13:04and that our beliefs matter, that community matters,
13:07that who we are as a people matters.
13:09No one stood on the wall at the Alamo shouting,
13:13I want 3.9% economic growth.
13:17We're a nation.
13:18We're not an economy.
13:20None of the founders were running around talking about earnings per share
13:24or what Wall Street was doing.
13:27None of the people that signed their death warrant,
13:30pledging their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor,
13:32were doing so for corporate interests.
13:35And so corporate boards could tell their great-great-great-great-grandchildren
13:40that there are six genders
13:42or that they've got to get in line with some corporate interests
13:45or they've got to work for the profit of some billionaire over them.
13:55The people, the people right now are not in love with either party.
14:03Democrats who right now think they're all fired up,
14:05that they're on some sort of wave,
14:08no, sir.
14:11Republicans who think they've got all the answers,
14:13oh, if we'd have just not done Iran, man, we were just sailing along.
14:17No.
14:20It's the people who are tired of seeing corporate crony government interests
14:26steamroll their way of life, steamroll their community.
14:30I'm tired of living in the hill country
14:32and looking across the great beautiful land that God gave us
14:36with 150-year-old live oak trees getting plowed for another target.
14:40Oh, but Chip, that's capitalism. Why are you complaining?
14:44Capitalism has to exist in our communities.
14:47We are a people,
14:48a people entrusted
14:51over this earth that God gave us.
14:54We were given dominion over it.
14:55We're supposed to care for it as conservatives.
14:57We're supposed to care for our communities,
14:59care for our families,
15:01not ship our parents off to a nursing home
15:04while we bulldoze another live oak tree
15:06for another shopping center
15:07with another frigging mattress for a minute,
15:09which, by the way, has to be a front for something.
15:13But these things are changing who we are.
15:18That's not who we are.
15:21Mom and pop shops can't compete with the lawyers
15:23who know when the next road is going to go in
15:25and the next thing is going to be taken with eminent domain
15:27and the next data center is going to get put in
15:30so that H-1B workers can fill the workers
15:33and that, as I said,
15:35you can be addicted to porn and sports gambling.
15:40The American people are sick of it.
15:42They just want their community back.
15:44They just want their lives back.
15:47They just want to laugh again, enjoy again.
15:50You know, the best time we've had as a people
15:52in the last decade
15:54was probably in roughly the two or three months
15:56of the shutdown during COVID.
16:01Truly.
16:02Do you know how many families I've talked to
16:04that were like,
16:05I'm sitting down at dinner again with my family.
16:09We're talking.
16:10We're playing board games.
16:12We're at home or we have friends over.
16:21If any party, Republican or Democrat,
16:23independent or new party or otherwise,
16:26wants to have power in this country,
16:28I don't know why you want to have power
16:30if you're not trying to build a better life.
16:32You've got to start with the people.
16:36Look, I can sit here and tell you
16:40and talk to you as I did during the campaign,
16:43campaigning for some of my colleagues,
16:44I wasn't on the ballot in the general election.
16:49By the way, I wasn't on the ballot,
16:51if you're watching this on C-SPAN
16:53and someplace not in Texas,
16:55I wasn't on the ballot in the general election
16:57because I ran for attorney general of Texas
16:59in a primary
16:59where my opponent spent
17:01$22 to $25 million of his own money
17:04backed by the powers that be,
17:07including lieutenant governor,
17:08in Texas saying,
17:10I wasn't MAGA enough.
17:12I wasn't Trump enough.
17:18A member with arguably the most
17:20or one of the most conservative voting records
17:23in the House of Representatives,
17:24not just now, but in history.
17:27A member who, with all of his flaws,
17:30all of his faults, which are many,
17:31could hardly be criticized
17:33for not being conservative enough.
17:38Now, that's fine.
17:40God is good.
17:41I went through cancer,
17:42so I don't really care about having political office.
17:45But truth has to matter.
17:47And who we are as a people
17:49and who we are as a party has to matter.
17:53I can tell you that I'm proud of
17:56what we did in restraining $1.7 trillion
17:59in mandatory spending cuts.
18:02I can tell you that I'm proud of undoing
18:05half or more of the Green News scam subsidies
18:07that are driving up our energy prices.
18:11I can tell you that I'm proud of
18:15putting in the biggest welfare reform
18:17we've put in place since the 1990s.
18:19I'm proud of putting money aside for defense
18:21so we can pull it out of the political operation
18:24to try to modernize defense.
18:25I'm proud of putting money into
18:27securing the border of the United States
18:29and stopping the bleeding
18:30that was occurring under the Biden-Mayorkas regime.
18:32I'm proud that we protected life
18:34and pulled funding away from Planned Parenthood.
18:37I'm proud that we stood up
18:38in defense of the Second Amendment
18:39to take away the tax on our firearms.
18:42I am proud of those things and more.
18:45I'm proud of the Lake and Riley Act
18:46which included a provision called the Sue Act
18:48that we fought for
18:49to ensure that states can sue the federal government
18:51if the federal government abandoned its job
18:53to secure the border in the future.
18:56Every one of those things I just described to you
18:58that were good, that are worth applauding,
19:01were all fought for
19:02by something that the cynical political interests
19:07in the White House started dubbing
19:09as the, quote, 2 a.m. caucus
19:12including, I might add, the vice president.
19:16And that would be the House Freedom Caucus
19:18of which I'm a proud member.
19:21And I just want to say for a minute
19:24if you think
19:26that the things I just outlined were good,
19:29I do.
19:31Every single one of those things
19:32were fought for by the House Freedom Caucus
19:34because we stood here in the aisle
19:37and we would withhold votes
19:40on the special interest-driven legislation
19:44to say we want the legislation
19:45that people sent us here for.
19:47This last July
19:50we have not codified or made permanent
19:52any of the border security provisions
19:54the president has been putting in place
19:56as an executive.
19:57I believe we should.
19:59This Congress had literally not moved a bill
20:02to codify border security.
20:04So in July, sitting right over here,
20:07a handful of my colleagues and myself,
20:09we told them to pound sand.
20:11We're going to kill your rules
20:12and you're not going to move any legislation.
20:15Oh, everybody, oh, there you go again.
20:17You guys are not being team players.
20:19The White House, oh, we got to move this important,
20:22whatever it was, I don't even remember,
20:24this important bill.
20:25I'm like, well, what about codifying border security?
20:28What about making it permanent?
20:31So we demanded it
20:33and guess what?
20:34Lo and behold, we finally move it
20:35through the House Judiciary Committee.
20:37So we have the opportunity now to pass it
20:38because we forced it through committee.
20:41We have 52 days remaining, or 51.
20:44We should codify border security.
20:46We have 51 days remaining.
20:48And by the way, that's my bill
20:49that I introduced
20:51that reflects what the president has done
20:52and what we did in the last Congress
20:54have passed the bill
20:54to secure the borders of the United States
20:56to stop the abuse of asylum,
20:58to stop the abuse of parole.
21:02You know what else we could do?
21:03We could pass a congressional stock trading ban.
21:08We should do that.
21:10I introduced that bill six years ago.
21:12I couldn't get it to see the light of day.
21:15We had to throw down again
21:17and demand that we get a vote on it
21:19or we would take rules down
21:21in order to pass something
21:23that 80% of the American people
21:24want to see passed.
21:27We should pass it.
21:28In this lame duck, right now,
21:31we should finish the job
21:32and pass a ban on congressional stock trading.
21:35We should codify border security like I said.
21:38We should pass a reconciliation package
21:41that reduces taxes for hardworking Americans
21:43putting money in health savings accounts
21:45so they can use them
21:46to go to the doctor of their choice.
21:47We should codify a short-term limited duration plan
21:50so you have an option in health care
21:52rather than being stuck in the terror of Obamacare,
21:55which has poisoned and destroyed
21:57the affordability of health care.
22:00And where were Republicans talking about that
22:02the last 18 months?
22:05Some of us tried.
22:06Some of us tried everything we could.
22:08And every time we used the lever of power
22:10to get one of the things I just described,
22:13to get $1.7 trillion in reductions
22:16of mandatory spending
22:17instead of the $300 billion
22:19we were told by the powers that be,
22:22to get the elimination of every ounce
22:26of the Green New Scam subsidies,
22:28which we were told we couldn't get.
22:31To get the Sioux Act and the Lake and Riley Act
22:33when we were told to sit down and shut up
22:35and just accept the bill
22:36they could move through easily
22:37and we said no
22:38and we got a provision
22:39that we can use in the future.
22:43To get H.R. 2 through the Judiciary Committee.
22:45These are the things
22:46that people sent us here to do and more.
22:49Again, all designed to try to preserve
22:52and protect our great country.
22:54To actually secure it.
22:55To ensure that Americans have the ability
22:58to achieve the American dream.
22:59To stop the flow of people into this country
23:02changing our country.
23:03To stop the Islamists who want to destroy it.
23:13There is a war being waged
23:14against Western civilization
23:15and we're acting like it's not occurring.
23:19While we have 53 million people
23:21who are foreign born in our country,
23:2316% of our population,
23:25the highest it's ever been.
23:29We are watching our country
23:30get destroyed from within.
23:4015 years ago
23:44this last month
23:45in October
23:48I was fortunate enough
23:50to receive the news
23:50that the cancer
23:51that had been growing in me
23:52was stopped.
23:55I was cancer free.
23:58My daughter at that point
23:59was about six months old.
24:00My son was a little over two years old.
24:05I was working for Governor Rick Perry.
24:07I went on to work for Senator Ted Cruz.
24:12Some point God opened up the door
24:14for me to run for Congress
24:15and eight years ago
24:16I ran for Congress
24:17and I've been proud
24:18to serve in this body.
24:21I am proud of a lot of the things
24:23that we've been able to do
24:23on behalf of the people
24:24who sent me here
24:25so that I can honor
24:27my promise to them.
24:31This country will crumble
24:34from within
24:34under her own weight
24:37if we do not stand up
24:39for the people
24:39who sent us here.
24:43We're a nation.
24:46We're a nation of people.
24:48A nation of people
24:49who deserve to be defended.
24:52And I'm sick and tired
24:53of a ruling class
24:54in both parties
24:56that don't give a rips
24:58don't give a rip
24:59about the people.
25:02I'm sorry.
25:03It's just true.
25:06I'm tired of the self-dealing.
25:08I'm tired of the grift.
25:09I'm tired of the money
25:11that flows around this town.
25:12I'm tired of the steak dinners
25:14and the lobby meals
25:15and all of the decisions
25:17that are made
25:17because of money.
25:21When I introduced
25:22the stock trading ban
25:23I made the decision
25:24that I wasn't going
25:25to trade stocks.
25:28It's pretty brutal.
25:30I don't have a big portfolio
25:31but it's just sitting there.
25:33But I'm a public servant.
25:36I'm not supposed
25:38to enrich myself
25:39while I'm in this office.
25:45The American people
25:46don't believe in us.
25:48They don't believe
25:49in their leaders.
25:50They don't believe
25:50in institutions.
25:51That's why we were
25:52thrown out on our rears.
25:59If you don't want
26:00to have a populist
26:02revolution
26:04that tears down
26:05the institutions
26:08then for goodness sake
26:12have institutions
26:13worth being proud of.
26:16Have elected leaders
26:18worth being proud of.
26:21It's not an easy job.
26:23These are tough decisions.
26:24They are tough questions.
26:25You have to give and take.
26:26I'm not saying anything different.
26:29But isn't it time?
26:31We said enough.
26:34How many more
26:35of these things
26:36when people self-deal
26:37get rich
26:37and then sail off
26:38into the sunset
26:39after laying waste
26:41to your country
26:41do you have to watch?
26:45The tweet
26:46that I started
26:47this speech with.
26:48Bob.
26:50Who's standing up
26:51for Bob?
26:58I gave a speech
26:59on the floor
26:59three years ago
27:01I think three years ago
27:03at that podium over there
27:06in which I said
27:07to the chagrin
27:08of many of my
27:09Republican colleagues
27:10name one thing
27:14name one thing
27:15Republicans had done
27:16to deliver
27:17for the people.
27:21And I've got to be
27:22honest with you
27:25between excuses
27:26out of the Senate
27:30inability to move
27:31common sense legislation
27:33like
27:33congressional stock
27:35trading bans
27:37or codification
27:38of border security
27:40or limits
27:41on future flow
27:42after having
27:42millions of people
27:43come into our country
27:48I still have to
27:49ask the question
27:52people expect
27:53big things
27:54out of this body
27:57name one thing
27:59I can name a few
28:01but pretty few
28:02and far between
28:06I don't know
28:07whether I'll speak
28:07on the house floor
28:08again
28:08it depends on
28:08how many more times
28:09we meet
28:10I hope I do
28:10but I do know this
28:14my optimism
28:14for the future
28:15of this country
28:16is still strong
28:17and it's strong
28:18because of the people
28:18the people reacted
28:21and Republicans
28:21need to take note
28:22and Democrats
28:23need to take note
28:25my optimism is strong
28:26because of God
28:27my optimism is strong
28:29because I believe
28:29that there is in fact
28:30revival moving
28:31throughout the streets
28:31of this country
28:32that the Holy Spirit
28:34is moving
28:34and that people understand
28:35that if you keep
28:36your eyes fixed
28:37on the cross
28:37if you put God
28:38at the center
28:39of everything you do
28:40if you remember
28:41our Judeo-Christian
28:43western values
28:44that built the greatest nation
28:45in the history of the earth
28:46that those things
28:47are worth fighting for
28:48and preserving
28:49I believe that people
28:50know they're sovereign
28:51I believe that people
28:51are expressing their will
28:52and I believe we're still
28:54in the first stages
28:56of a significant revolution
28:57to take this country back
28:58and I'm proud to be
28:59a part of that
29:01but understand
29:02that it's a revolution
29:03it's not a party
29:06the people are sovereign
29:09and those of us
29:10who lead this nation
29:11we have a responsibility
29:13to build up the institutions
29:14that those people
29:15will put their trust in
29:16our churches
29:17our government bodies
29:19our businesses
29:21start with the people
29:22build up small businesses
29:23allow people to achieve
29:24the American dream
29:25make housing affordable again
29:26make healthcare affordable again
29:29these are the things
29:30that people want us to do
29:33those are the things
29:34that leaders do
29:36and it all starts with God
29:39and it all depends on freedom
29:44with that I yield back
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