'I think it's a far cry from incredible words and speeches that I've heard from people like Ronald Reagan,' the Florida Rep. said about tweets from Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
"I think it's a far cry from incredible words and speeches that I've heard from people like Ronald Reagan, right?" Mast replied.
Mast added that Biden's and Harris's tweets"are a far cry from the patriotism I've seen out of others." But Mast hit out at the Biden administration over the"Rolling to Remember" motorcycle rally honoring veterans. Mast suggested the Biden administration tried to cancel the long-running Memorial Day event because"they see a lot of the culture just as pawns."
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