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Rep. Josh Brecheen is joined by Rep. David Rouzer of North Carolina in this episode of Right to the Point to break down the crackdown on CDL fraud and the illegal aliens who ended up behind the wheel of 84,000-pound big rigs because of failed Democrat policies.
Rouzer explains how a wide open border and COVID-era self-verification in blue states created a perfect storm of CDL mills handing out licenses like candy. He shares the story of Dalilah Coleman who suffered life-altering injuries in a crash caused by a driver licensed in California, and walks through Dalilah’s Law, his bill to codify the Trump administration’s new standards on legal status and English proficiency. Brecheen, a Class A CDL holder himself, adds a trucker’s perspective, and the two dig into Secretary Duffy’s shutdown of 110 fraudulent trucking schools, the Freedom Haulers program for veterans, and how Republicans secured the border through the Working Families Tax Cuts.
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In this must-listen episode, Rep. Vince Fong (CA-20) is joined by fellow California Republican Rep. James Gallagher (CA-01) to break down the three W's, waste, water, and wildfire, and expose what might be the most ambitious heist in American history, one happening in none other than Sacramento.
Fong and Gallagher dig into the staggering fraud numbers behind this real life Ocean's Eleven, from over $32 billion in fraudulent unemployment payments during COVID, including checks sent to prisoners on death row, to a doctor who billed Medi-Cal over $254 million through a hospice fraud scheme. The biggest job of all might be the state's high speed rail project, which was supposed to cost $33 billion and be finished by 2020, but has now ballooned past $230 billion with not a single mile of track laid and an independent audit revealing hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on Planet Fitness memberships and bar tabs.
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Rep. Pete Stauber (MN-08) sits down with House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Bruce Westerman (AR-04) in this episode to discuss the SPEED Act and the push to reform America’s broken permitting process.
From mining and pipelines to transmission lines, forestry, infrastructure, and new energy projects, they break down how years of red tape have stalled American investment, weakened our supply chains, and increased our dependence on foreign adversaries.
Plus, Chairman Westerman explains how permitting reform can unleash American energy and resources without cutting environmental corners and help America build, innovate, and compete again.
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In this episode, Congressman Lloyd Smucker (PA-11) sits down with Americans for Prosperity Senior Fellow Kurt Couchman to talk about America’s fiscal trajectory and why so much of Washington’s spending is running on autopilot.
From cutting the deficit to 3% of GDP and restoring regular order to reforming the budget process and revisiting a balanced budget amendment, they break down what it will take to get America’s finances back on track.
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Rep. Matt Van Epps is joined by fellow Army helicopter pilot and Congressman Gabe Evans to mark 25 years since September 11th and trace how that day reshaped their lives and the country's approach to national security.
Both Members remember exactly where they were that morning, Van Epps as a freshman at West Point watching the second plane hit on a classroom TV, Evans as a 15 year old glued to the living room television, and they walk through how 9/11 set the course for their eventual service as Army aviators in Iraq and Afghanistan.
They trace the roots of al Qaeda back through Desert Storm, the first World Trade Center bombing, and the Afghan-Soviet war, then connect that history directly to the failures of the Obama-Biden and Biden-Harris administrations, from Benghazi to the disastrous Abbey Gate withdrawal that killed 13 U.S. service members and 170 civilians.
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In this episode, Rep. Claudia Tenney is joined by fellow New York Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis to break down the rise of socialism and left wing extremism in America.
Drawing on her mother's experience fleeing Communist Cuba in 1959, Malliotakis explains why Socialism is Communism light, the baby steps of rationing, price controls, and eroding freedoms that pave the way to full blown Communism. She and Tenney trace that playbook through Venezuela's collapse under Chavez and Maduro, and connect it directly to the DSA backed candidates now winning primaries across the country, including Zohran Mamdani's platform of government run supermarkets and abolishing private property. They also dig into the DSA's broader agenda, from abolishing the Senate to defunding the military, and lay out how Republicans are fighting back with secure borders, historic tax cuts, and a rollback of Biden-era spending.
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In this episode, Rep. Nathaniel Moran is joined by Rep. Brad Knott to discuss Spain's border crisis, as tens of thousands rushed the border barriers in Ceuta this past weekend.
Moran and Knott break down how Spain's amnesty policies and welfare system set the stage for the surge, and why the crisis is drawing pushback from EU neighbors like France, Italy, and Germany. Drawing on his background as a former federal prosecutor, Knott connects the moment to the open border years under Biden, from sanctuary jurisdictions fueling crime across state lines to the drop in border crossings once President Trump returned to office. They also discuss the toll of the fentanyl and overdose crisis fueled by open borders.
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In this episode, Rep. Erin Houchin is joined by Rep. Sheri Biggs as they discuss the RSC's letter demanding accountability from the WNBA for the physical attacks targeting the league's star player Caitlin Clark.
Houchin and Biggs break down the pattern of on-court violence Clark has endured, from being hip-checked and poked in the eye to being struck in the throat, along with the online harassment that has followed her off the court. They discuss why the letter warns of potential action from the Department of Justice, the Department of Labor, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission if the WNBA continues to look the other way.
They also connect the moment to the broader fight Republicans are leading to protect fairness and safety in women's sports, and call out Democrats for defending policies that let men compete in women's spaces even as one of the league's biggest stars is targeted and the WNBA stays silent.
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In this episode, Rep. Rudy Yakym (IN-02) is joined by Rep. Nathaniel Moran (TX-01) as they celebrate America's 250th birthday and mark one year since President Trump signed the Working Families Tax Cut Act into law.
Yakym and Moran reflect on the transformation of Washington, D.C., from a restored National Mall and reflecting pool to a safer capital patrolled by the National Guard, and reminisce about touring the Capitol Rotunda and the lessons of George Washington's humility and selflessness. They break down the real numbers behind the Working Families Tax Cut Act, including 127 million filers using the doubled standard deduction, 40 million families benefiting from the enhanced child tax credit, and millions more taking advantage of no tax on tips and no tax on overtime.
They also expose the widening divide between the parties, citing a stark contrast in patriotism, with 90 percent of Republicans saying it's okay to love America compared to just 30 percent of Democrats, along with new polling showing the majority of Democrats now hold a favorable view of Socialism over Capitalism.
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Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) is joined by House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (LA-01) and Rep. Mark Alford (MO-04) for a special episode celebrating America's 250th birthday.
The trio breaks down what makes America the greatest country on earth and exposes the Democrat Party's Bolshevik takeover, including a staggering drop in patriotism on the Left from 85 percent in 2001 to just 29 percent today.
From the World Cup to fireworks on the National Mall, the Members also share their Fourth of July plans and reflect on the Founders' sacrifice 250 years later.
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