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And the president has said himself we do not think that that s going to that that s going to diminish over time, that our legislators understand how important this is. the larger meaning of this. and so do the american people. and he talked about that again today, too. there are some you re right, there are a small minority that don t support what we re doing. but they are a small minority, and we see no indication this bicameral, bipartisan support is really going to diminish, and it shouldn t. there s no reason for it to. obviously this is about ukraine and making sure ukraine can defend itself, clearly. but as the president said today it s about the idea of sovereignty and independence. and of all the sovereign ideas of this nation independence is the preeminent one. and i think everybody, all americans can see the wisdom there. i m going to put you on the spot and ask you to come back as we near this one-year mark. and i would love to understand sort of strategically and ....
Point us in the right direction. we can t have it 100% our way, we only control the house, one of the two houses of the bicameral, we don t control the presidency. but the president also realize that we were reluctant to get the spending under control, so there has to be a meeting in the middle to get this done. we had our former colleague, fred upton on, you said it could be a possible speaker candidate what kevin mccarthy was getting elected. it is an interesting concept. kevin mccarthy s not fred upton, he is a guy who lives closer to the kind of discussions you and i have on, on this show, about ways you can be a statesman, dealing with people across the aisle and getting things done. tell me what you see for kevin mccarthy s leadership, given the fact that he had to make a deal with a handful of people who don t share your political views in some cases? you know, we first voted for ....
And it comes as we re seeing a ton of chaos inside the cryptocurrency, mostly with ftx, and the ethics collapse, that exchange, the ongoing bankruptcy saga we ve been talking about as it relates to sam bankman-fried. we want to bring in julie tsirkin. and one thing to create a panel to regulate something like crypto and it is another thing to actually do it because will are some parallels to big tech, right? congress has been talking about on regulations on for example big tech for years, nothing with teeth has gone into place. what makes us think that crypto regulation is going to be any different? because it is bipartisan anger over this issue and it is one of the rare areas of compromise that we re seeing not only bipartisan and bicameral, and in the senate, in addition to the house, a big expansive effort last summer to really address this industry, regulate it, and even figure out who has jurisdiction over crypto. that s a big problem here. when it comes to great lakesing it. an ....
Looks at the judiciary committee? it s a place for the party in charge to be in charge. i don t think this is a goal, i think we re going to achieve it. the intelligence committee is going to be looking back on classified information and we re going to work on a bipartisan basis but on bicameral. i believe the members of the committee, both republican and dem democrat, are ready for the committee to regain focus. my hope and in many things that are being discussed that have a number of overlapping committee jurisdictions, is some of these areas will not be areas where our committee is handling them. we re only handling them with respect to national security, classified information. they re public and when they have a hearing everybody gets to see. the other aspect is some of these overlapping areas of jurisdiction are true oversight of areas of the government that aren t in our committee s ....
A proposed constitutional amendment that will be introduced Thursday would revert Nebraska s legislative branches to a bicameral form of government. ....