Right to the Point

Republican Study Committee Chairman August Pfluger sits down with Rep. Mike Haridopolos (FL-08) to unveil the RSC's second reconciliation framework, "Making the American Dream Affordable Again."The two lawmakers break down how Republican policies can tackle the housing crisis facing younger Americans, expose how Obamacare funnels money to insurance companies instead of patients, and explain why reconciliation is necessary to deliver results when Democrats refuse to govern. Chairman Pfluger also details the RSC's work since July 5th crafting solutions that reverse 12 years of inflationary Democratic policies and delivering on the mandate to codify President Trump's executive orders.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

Republican Study Committee (RSC) Budget Task Force Chair Beth Van Duyne (TX-24) takes over Right to the Point with fellow Ways and Means Committee member Rep. Aaron Bean (FL-04) to break down the annual RSC Budget and expose Washington's spending addiction.The two fiscal conservatives reveal how the RSC Budget balances in 10 years by cutting discretionary spending to pre-pandemic levels, reforming Medicaid's bloated federal match rates, and protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits without raising the retirement age. Van Duyne and Bean demand accountability for the hundreds of billions in fraud and improper payments while laying out the conservative blueprint to reverse the curse and restore America's Golden Age.

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (MN-06) takes over Right to the Point with fellow Minnesotans Rep. Michelle Fischbach (MN-07) and Rep. Brad Finstad (MN-01) on the day of the House Oversight Committee's Minnesota fraud hearing.The three Minnesota Republicans expose $9 billion stolen from hard-working Minnesotans, with over 1,000 whistleblowers claiming they warned the Walz administration and were retaliated against. The trio demands accountability: resignation or handcuffs for Walz, and transparency on where federal dollars actually go.This is a Minnesota real episode, not a Minnesota Nice one.

RSC Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) welcomes former Florida Governor and current Senator Rick Scott, the first U.S. Senator to join Right to the Point, to deliver the diagnosis Washington doesn't want to hear.Scott and Pfluger break down how their More Affordable Care Act (MACA) puts patients first and insurance companies last, kills government dependency, and gives hardworking families actual healthcare freedom. The doctor's orders are in: America needs to take its MACA, because Obamacare was a failure and we have the cure.

The Force is strong with this one. Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) welcomes the RSC's newest member—straight shooter and conservative fighter Rep. Tim Burchett (TN-02)—back to the fight in this fiery episode about draining the swamp and battling for hardworking families.Burchett and Pfluger go into depth on the real issues: slashing regulations strangling American builders, exposing insurance company rackets under Obamacare, and demanding the transparency in Washington.The Jedi has returned to RSC ranks, and he's ready to fight the Empire.

In this episode of the podcast, Vice Chair Ben Cline (VA-06) joins Rep. Claudia Tenney (NY-24) for an in-depth conversation breaking down the Schumer Shutdown and exposing the Democrats' reckless obstructionist tactics.Cline and Tenney reveal the stark contrast between the two parties right now: Republicans passed a clean funding bill to keep the government open, while Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats voted over a dozen times to shut it down. Democrats chose their radical policy priorities over paychecks for critical federal workers and food for vulnerable American families.They also dive into the explosive Arctic Frost scandal—a scandal that makes Watergate look tame. Plus, they expose just how far Left the Democrats have gone.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Rumble @RepublicanStudy!

Speaker Mike Johnson, a constitutional lawyer and U.S. House Speaker, joins House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, a key conservative leader with deep Louisiana roots. They explore the Schumer Shutdown, criticizing Democrats for prioritizing $1.5 trillion in new spending over essential services for American families. Johnson and Scalise reveal the severe impact on millions of Americans losing SNAP benefits while outlining GOP strategies to counteract this crisis. They even lightened the mood with personal anecdotes and college football predictions!

In this special episode, Republican Study Committee Members Mark Alford (MO-04), Robert Aderholt (AL-04), and Riley Moore (WV-02) break down the Schumer Shutdown and why Democrats are holding America hostage.The three Appropriations Committee Members reveal how Republicans did their job by passing all 12 appropriation bills out of committee and three off the House floor, while Chuck Schumer and Senate Democrats have refused to act. The Left chose their priorities: healthcare for illegals over paychecks for our troops. The trio exposes the real victims in this fight: rural hospitals in crisis, coal miners sent home without pay, and hardworking Americans completely abandoned.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Rumble @RepublicanStudy!

In this special episode of the pod, RSC Members Beth Van Duyne (TX-24), Nathaniel Moran (TX-01), and Pete Stauber (MN-08) break down the Working Families Tax Cut—the bill that saved Main Street. The three RSC Members reveal how Republicans stopped small business taxes from DOUBLING overnight, secured the border with 18,000 new agents, and unleashed American energy dominance while every single Democrat voted against it. With provisions that eliminated taxes on tips and overtime and brought manufacturing home while codifying major Executive Orders and Trump's border policies into law, hear more about how Republicans in the 119th Congress delivered the biggest win for working families—and why the Left tried to stop it.Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Rumble @RepublicanStudy!

In this solemn episode marking the two-year anniversary of the October 7th attacks, Rep. Randy Fine (FL-06) and Rep. Craig Goldman (TX-12) - two Jewish Republican Members of Congress - reflect on the tragic events of October 7, 2023, and their lasting impact.The congressmen share deeply personal accounts from their recent trip to Israel and discuss how the attack continues to resonate two years later, with hostages still held and Israel engaged in an ongoing struggle against terrorism. They examine President Trump's recent 21-point peace plan and express cautious hope while acknowledging the challenges of negotiating with terrorist organizations.Throughout the episode, Fine and Goldman emphasize the Republican Study Committee's commitment to combating antisemitism and supporting Israel, while honoring all those lost in what they describe as a civilizational struggle between good and evil.Follow the Republican Study Committee on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Rumble @RepublicanStudy.