A Rare Sign of Life in Congress || Peter Zeihan

Finally, some sparks of life are igniting in Congress as senators rise against the tide of executive power. Peter Zeihan discusses the fallout from Trump's influence on the Republican Party and the implications of nominating unqualified candidates. Concerns about E.J. Antony’s potential leadership at the Bureau of Labor Statistics showcase how sensitive and respected U.S. data is globally. Notably, the withdrawal of Antony's nomination indicates a shift, with centrist senators asserting their authority and hinting at a resurgence of congressional independence.