Russ Vought

Secondly, there are reforms to welfare and to we will call them mandatory programs that have made the social safety net a benefit hammock. And that is keeping people out of the workforce and leading to less growth. And that's the kind of thing that we will need to tackle within the construct of reconciliation.

So when we do the one big, beautiful bill, there'll be a conversation about extending the tax cuts and securing the president's new tax cut commitments from the campaign, also designed to get people to be able to work more and not be penalized for it. But we will also be pushing for

So when we do the one big, beautiful bill, there'll be a conversation about extending the tax cuts and securing the president's new tax cut commitments from the campaign, also designed to get people to be able to work more and not be penalized for it. But we will also be pushing for

mandatory savings, reforms to these programs that generate a ton of money that I think will unlock the votes to be able to get to. And that's what really we're working on last week. We were pushing the House to pass the Senate budget resolution because we thought it was an opportunity to go big. And so we're looking forward to that beginning now once the members come back.

mandatory savings, reforms to these programs that generate a ton of money that I think will unlock the votes to be able to get to. And that's what really we're working on last week. We were pushing the House to pass the Senate budget resolution because we thought it was an opportunity to go big. And so we're looking forward to that beginning now once the members come back.

Thanks, Charlie.

Thanks, Charlie.

While America's roots are soaked in bloodshed, violence in the country today is mostly from right wing extremism. From Oklahoma City to Charlottesville to January 6th, there is simply no equivalent on the left.

While America's roots are soaked in bloodshed, violence in the country today is mostly from right wing extremism. From Oklahoma City to Charlottesville to January 6th, there is simply no equivalent on the left.

Well, look, Larry, the president has recognized that 200 years of presidents had the ability to impound funds. And as a result, we're able to do a far better job of being able to control costs. And what we see at the end of fiscal year is agencies have the normal bureaucracy approach to use it or lose it.

Well, look, Larry, the president has recognized that 200 years of presidents had the ability to impound funds. And as a result, we're able to do a far better job of being able to control costs. And what we see at the end of fiscal year is agencies have the normal bureaucracy approach to use it or lose it.

Well, look, Larry, the president has recognized that 200 years of presidents had the ability to impound funds. And as a result, we're able to do a far better job of being able to control costs. And what we see at the end of fiscal year is agencies have the normal bureaucracy approach to use it or lose it.

what the impoundment control act does is come on and say look if you're trying to save money in the end of the fourth quarter and do things smartly oh my gosh that's that that's something that is a violation of the impoundment control act and what we see at the end of the fourth quarter is flat screen tvs and copy machines in the halls of every agency because they're just trying to push it out the door

what the impoundment control act does is come on and say look if you're trying to save money in the end of the fourth quarter and do things smartly oh my gosh that's that that's something that is a violation of the impoundment control act and what we see at the end of the fourth quarter is flat screen tvs and copy machines in the halls of every agency because they're just trying to push it out the door

what the impoundment control act does is come on and say look if you're trying to save money in the end of the fourth quarter and do things smartly oh my gosh that's that that's something that is a violation of the impoundment control act and what we see at the end of the fourth quarter is flat screen tvs and copy machines in the halls of every agency because they're just trying to push it out the door

The president is well aware of the authority that other presidents have had, and he has put forward on the campaign trail ideas on that front. We don't have anything to announce today, but this is certainly something he's well aware of the power that should exist with the executive branch.

The president is well aware of the authority that other presidents have had, and he has put forward on the campaign trail ideas on that front. We don't have anything to announce today, but this is certainly something he's well aware of the power that should exist with the executive branch.

The president is well aware of the authority that other presidents have had, and he has put forward on the campaign trail ideas on that front. We don't have anything to announce today, but this is certainly something he's well aware of the power that should exist with the executive branch.

Well, it defies common sense. It defies the Constitution. But the reality is this has been a key pillar of the Democrats' administrative state. And one of their principles is that career individuals and not political appointees are the ones that they want to rely on making decisions and shielding those of us who are political appointees from the actual information that we need

Well, it defies common sense. It defies the Constitution. But the reality is this has been a key pillar of the Democrats' administrative state. And one of their principles is that career individuals and not political appointees are the ones that they want to rely on making decisions and shielding those of us who are political appointees from the actual information that we need