go to court to take weapons away from someone who clearly presents a threat to themselves or others, that legislation could probably get 60 votes in the senate and could get, you know, 80% of the house of representatives supporting it. and even that doesn't feel like it's coming before the senate any time soon. so, you know, there are -- there are the tough votes for republicans and then there are easier votes for republicans on the issue of gun safety and mcconnell doesn't seem to be plowing a path forward on any of it. >> final question. there was a vote on a budget i believe proposed by rand paul. this is essentially a symbolic document. 22 of your colleagues, senate republicans, voted for it, which would involve massive, sort of incomprehensible cuts to the basics of the american social welfare state and social safety net, medicare, medicaid, s.n.a.p., national institutes of health. everything would get cut in half if that was right. >> listen, give rand paul points for consistency. he has made it very clear that he believes in a government that