And hopefully it's rare, you know, so. It's it's tough. He's got a lot of time. Chad, welcome to the stage, brother. Jump in there, the Southern is coming to you next, and Barbie after that. What's up, Chad? Hello Mike. Thanks, savvy Mike network. Regarding the 1st Amendment, we have the right to freedom of speech,h, and we should be able to say and do whatever we want. 

But recognise you will have consequences for your actions. And this is not negative to Charlie, but Charlie recognised that he talked about it. He understood that he was in front of a fight that was important to him. And if we start to understand that you have the right to say what you want to say, but you, you, you, you're.


I have to circumvent the consequences that come from it. And that goes with any of us. For any of you who are married, if you raise your voice to your wife, you're probably gonna have a bad day. You, you know, or, or if you go out there and you yell fire, you go and you start messing with people in a, in A and just getting a fight somewhere, you're more than likely gonna have to talk to somebody. 

Please or or being trespassed or or what have you, we have the right to the First Amendment and what we just saw with Ilian Omar was was prostituted into the concept of First Amendment. She is a firefighter and in the military. I had to live under a certain rule there. 

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An expectation of being a firefighter, in a soldier, that you were supposed to carry yourself with that Berry, meaning you're supposed to carry yourself a certain way to be a part of that, as a congresswoman, what andcy Mays brought to the floor was this was unbecoming.