00:04:22 · Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Kailey Leinz
[00:04:22] S1: Well, we've been working on that agenda for months now, and the voters have spoken. We will, after you have all the votes counted and the numbers are in, we will have the largest majority in the House of Representatives since 1990. And that majority is made up of moderate Democrats who who flipped Republican districts, and they got so many votes from Republican constituents. And so making sure that we focus on life being more affordable, that's going to be critical. That is issue one, two, and three, while also really going after the Trump crime family's corruption. Because I heard, and it doesn't matter whether you're in a liberal district or a moderate or conservative district, People were tired of Trump's obvious corruption, taking money out of families' pockets, stuffing it into the pockets of billionaires, and also just the dismantling of our democracy, ignoring the Constitution. So we're going to be united in combating and proposing and pushing forward those efforts. I've served in majorities and minority, Joe, back and forth in my time in Congress with Republican presidents, with Democratic presidents. I mean, unless Trump decides he's going to be the exception to the rule, most presidents want to actually have a legislative agenda and not just veto bills. [00:05:51] S2: All right. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida's 25th District. Thanks so much for joining us on Balance of Power.