Now, I think Kashpatel is the right man for the job, and I think at least now the FBI agents won't be showing up at parent-teacher conferences, won't be showing up at pro-life rallies, and hopefully, we'll be showing up at maybe some of the MS-13 tango outings, some of the cartel outings, some of the more criminal elements within our society, and actually, you know, do the job that they were supposed to do from the very beginning, but they never did.
That's my own two cents on this particular matter.
I'm kind of with you on that, by the way. The federal bureau of inside jobs has always been problematic in my mind from the days of Jay Edgar Hoover right on through.
I mean, well, we heard New York kids that Jay Edgar Hoover would run around wearing dresses. You know, I don't know. Maybe it was true, maybe it wasn't, but I never trusted him.
And this is going to be a significant change in the way things are done in business as usual in Washington, D.C.
So I'm excited to see how it goes. I'm very hopeful, actually. I think a lot of people are.
And I think we're going to, for the first time, see some real-edge role in D.C.