I think people are looking for a fresh face, some creativity, a bold commitment to actually solving problems for people.
We are probably one of the youngest Congresses that we've had in a long, long time.
I honestly think you need a mix.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is Waterday, the show that will not be watching Health
and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s new food show on YouTube,
where he'll be explaining how to eat well on a budget.
That's in part because it's RFK Jr., but also because in the promotional materials for the show,
he says that he will, quote, eat anything because, quote, I don't have a gag reflex.
But, sir, I definitely do.
On today's show, we dive into the democratic battle over the future of Congress with two candidates,
a 25-year veteran of the House and the man who is challenging him for his seat in Massachusetts 8th District.
Before we get into the chowder of it all, here's what we're following today, Thursday, July 30th.
So we're committed to furthering that maximum pressure policy.
And of course, President Trump making clear to the Iranian regime
that his policy is going to be a head for an eye.
If we see the Iranian regime targeting U.S.
Troops, targeting U.S.
Interests, there will be consequences.
State Department spokesperson Tommy Piggott joined Fox in France this morning
to spout more totally normal language as the Iran war heats back up.