Roger Marshall

Arnon Mishkin, Director of the Fox News Decision Desk, and U.S. Senator Roger Marshall from Kansas, dive into the major political shifts of President Trump's second term. Mishkin highlights the disconnect between Trump's policy achievements and his approval ratings, discussing impacts on inflation and jobs. Meanwhile, Marshall champions the bipartisan push for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates, addressing predatory practices of big banks and emphasizing how competition can help consumers and small businesses alike.

Senator Roger Marshall, a physician and advocate for competition in banking, discusses President Trump’s proposal for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. He emphasizes the bipartisan Credit Card Competition Act aimed at enhancing market competition. Chris Giancarlo, former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, dives into the world of prediction markets like Polymarket, addressing concerns about insider trading and the platform's potential regulations. Their insights shed light on pressing financial reforms and innovative market trends.

Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall shares insights on the contentious budget battles Congress faces as they try to avoid a shutdown. He dives into the President's crime crackdown and recent CDC changes. Meanwhile, FOX Business correspondent Lydia Hu breaks down a federal court ruling challenging the legality of Trump's tariffs, exploring potential repercussions for trade agreements and government refunds. The discussion highlights the intertwined nature of economic policies and legislative tensions in the current political climate.

In this discussion, healthcare experts tackle the dire consequences of America's reliance on foreign pharmaceutical supplies. Jay Bhattacharya, a public health policy authority, examines the vulnerabilities in the drug supply chain. Senator Roger Marshall and Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks emphasize the need to diversify sources to enhance security. Vic Suarez, a retired Colonel, raises concerns for military veterans regarding drug shortages. Together, they explore urgent solutions for securing America's medical supply and reducing dependency on countries like China.

Joining the discussion is Roger Marshall, a Kansas Senator and medical doctor involved in national security debates. The conversation dives into the criminal investigations of James Comey and John Brennan, analyzing the implications of their roles in the Russiagate saga. Roger also sheds light on concerns surrounding Chinese purchases of American farmland, particularly near military bases, stressing the need for legislative action. The dialogue effortlessly transitions from serious accountability issues to light-hearted commentary, keeping the conversation engaging and thought-provoking.