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Rope-a-doped, mental fitness and a Perlmutter roast — Congressional Hits and Misses

For the week ending January 21, 2022

By Jinitzail Hernández
Posted January 21, 2022 at 7:13pm

This week, White House press briefings take over Hits and Misses, and Rep. Daniel Crenshaw gets in a tense standoff with a little girl. And don’t worry, Rep. Bill Foster has promised everyone a bipartisan roast of Rep. Ed Perlmutter before he retires.

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