Disgruntled Republicans in Texas, come home and vote for Ken Paxton, because the Supreme Court's on the ballot.
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Without a Republican majority, President Trump will not be able to move his Supreme Court nominee through, and that's a nominee that'll be on the bench for 25 years.
I think the key over the next 34 days is bringing home Republicans. And I think it's important to remind some of these Republicans who are not energized yet that the Supreme Court's on the ballot.
Their own scientists knew that their product was dangerous, that it was going to cause more fires. And they knew this for decades, 1967, their own scientists told them it could be catastrophic, so they knew about it, they lied about it.
As governor, I've worked with so many families who've lost their homes. So many communities have essentially burned down, and they ought to be able to have a day in court to hear the evidence, to determine whether the lies of the oil and…
If we're unsure of your characterization, because there's certainly a number of amici brief who disagree with that characterization, shouldn't we be certifying this question to the Colorado court instead of us deciding it? We have to be…
I hate to see them having it. It's a rough disease.
If something like that gets out, it could quickly spread.
In fact, if you are a capitalist, you should believe in that. So, I’m a capitalist who just knows about capitalism.
You don’t have to be a socialist to believe that you should be taxing billionaires their wealth.
So if you believe in capitalism, you have to believe in government regulation to protect markets. In fact, right now, we have exactly the opposite.
Capitalism is about leveraging the laws of supply and demand to efficiently allocate capital expenditure to maximize value. When capitalism works, it’s because you have free entry and exit into markets.
A less generous interpretation of your lack of transparency would be that your companies have something to hide, beyond even what multiple federal investigations, documentaries, and press reports about Fuyao’s conduct have already…
Thus far, a generous interpretation of your approach toward this investigation would be that Fuyao does not appreciate Congress’s oversight function and the American system of government.
The same is true on data centers. If they can convince Americans, 'You don't want data centers here, you want to just rely on the Chinese for AI,' that's great for China, and it's terrible for America.
Because if they can convince America, 'Don't develop your oil and gas, just buy it from us,' well, that's great for them and terrible for us.
We'll be able to report about it probably tomorrow.