You would think they would probably have something to say at the White House. They would be a little more moderate and have some good productive contribution to make.
Jack Kingston: “You would think they would probably have something to say at the White House. They would be a little more moderate and…”
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The speaker is criticizing the lack of constructive dialogue from the White House.
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