Thomas Massey

Did see Republicans in Congress actually reject some of President Trump's priorities, refusing to vote on funding for both his ballroom and that $1.8 billion so-called anti-weaponization fund.

Some of the strongest opposition, quite frankly, that we have seen from members of Congress, Republicans to President Trump to date.

Do you think that the party is beginning to break with President Trump?

By the way, you're not qualified to be on this committee if you don't realize that there will be an effort to discredit me.

Is it worth it?

You'd have to ask Miriam Adelson on May 20th if it was worth it.

Because, you know, they tried to buy my vote for 14 years and it was never for sale.

Now they're trying to buy a seat here in Kentucky.

They're trying to tell you that it's anti-Semitic for me to expose the fact that the Republican Jewish coalition has spent millions of dollars in this race.

That a dual citizen, Miriam Adelson, who even Trump says is more loyal to Israel than the United States, has spent millions of dollars in this race.

Those are mere facts.

And it's really... Can I say yes or no?

Are you anti-Semitic or not?

Oh, hell no.

Hell no.

anti-Semitic.

But here's the danger that AIPAC runs.

They've been too cute by a half.

They've tried to get Mike Johnson, and he's willingly done this, conflate in resolutions on the House floor that anti-Zionism equals anti-Semitism.

Or even worse yet, that if you don't support Benjamin Netanyahu's war in Gaza, then you're anti-Semitic.