Jason Smith

US Representative Jason Smith shares insights on politics, the overcharging of Trump, and Hunter Biden's involvement in his father's deals. The podcast explores unredacted Ukraine emails, the two-tier legal system, and the targeting of Ron DeSantis in debates. Discussions also cover growing support for Trump within the Republican Party, opinions on Trump's presidency, and the legal aspects of the Georgia case. A leaked draft from Mark Meadows' book and President Biden's campaign strategy are also mentioned.

Jason Smith, CEO and Cofounder of Klue, discusses hiring generalists vs specialists, leveraging AI for business growth, and developing relationships with competitors. He shares his experiences as an entrepreneurial leader and provides insights on delegation, hiring, and management.

Jason Smith, a modern-day chain pioneer currently with Ceramic Speed, discusses revolutionizing the cycling industry through unbiased testing, the need for performance working groups, advancements in cycling technology, innovative driven bike technology, and the engineering marvel of bicycle chains.

Jason Smith, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee and Missouri Congressman, discusses Republican strategies to lower healthcare costs and tackle ACA subsidies. He argues for broader reforms beyond Obamacare, highlighting issues like rising premiums and the impact of temporary COVID-era subsidies. Nicole Parker, a former FBI special agent, shares her insights on the internal divisions within the Bureau and the need for reform, while reflecting on her experiences and the emotional toll of serving in law enforcement.

Jason Smith, Republican U.S. Representative from Missouri's 8th Congressional District and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, joins the hosts to discuss key issues surrounding government funding. He analyzes the dynamics of the Senate filibuster and the need for a longer-term continuing resolution. Smith also dives into the implications of extending Biden-era healthcare subsidies, highlighting necessary reforms. Additionally, he addresses the impact of halted soybean purchases from China on U.S. farmers and advocates for economic aid and better market access.