Right to the Point

Taryn Bragdon, CEO of the Foundation for Government Accountability, joins Right to the Point for a special episode to break down the RSC's plan for making homeownership affordable again alongside FGA Senior Fellow April Martin. The two dig into why creditworthy Americans are stuck renting, from crushing down payment requirements to frozen inventory caused by locked-in low interest rates. Martin walks through the polling: 93% say housing costs are too high, and nearly 70% of renters want a single-family home, not a government housing unit. Bragdon lays out the RSC's reconciliation framework to get it done, covering zero to low down payment options, mortgage assumability and portability, rent-to-own capital gains relief, and letting Americans use retirement savings to help loved ones buy a home. Each reform polls at 70 to 80 percent. Now it's time to get it across the finish line.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

Scott Presler, conservative activist and founder of Early Vote Action, explains why he champions the SAVE America Act. He discusses alleged voter roll problems, Minnesota vouching risks, California removal failures, and how proof-of-citizenship and voter ID rules would work. Short, direct conversation calling for Senate accountability and citizen action.

RSC Messaging Task Force Chairman Mark Alford (MO-04) sits down with the Republican Study Committee's newest member, Congressman Matt Van Epps (TN-07), on this episode of Right to the Point to introduce the freshman who is anything but new to the fight for our country.The two break down Van Epps' road to Congress, from West Point and eight combat deployments as an Army Special Operations pilot, to winning a nationally watched special election. Van Epps details why his background makes him uniquely positioned to take on the threats facing America, from criminal illegal aliens to the final frontier.The duo also lay out the conservative priorities Van Epps is hitting the ground running on, including returning to regular order on appropriations, cutting spending, and keeping Republicans in the majority come the midterms.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

RSC Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) sits down with House Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington (TX-19) on the latest episode of Right to the Point to lay out the case for Republicans to go on offense with a second reconciliation bill focused on making America affordable again.The two West Texas conservatives break down why this is Republicans' moment to strike, capitalizing on the success of the first reconciliation bill's tax cuts and anti-fraud measures. Chairman Arrington details how the big beautiful bill generated 7% business investment growth and drove GDP to 4.4%, proving conservative policies work, but he warns Republicans have a narrow three-month window before the November midterms to finish the job.The duo also challenge Republicans to meet the moment on exposing the fraud-riddled COVID-era subsidies that have only made health care more expensive and less accessible.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

Rep. Eric Burlison (MO-07) sits down with Rep. Michael Cloud (TX-27) and Rep. Kevin Hern (OK-01) to expose why Obamacare is a failed system that cannot be fixed through Washington's typical Band-Aid approach on the latest episode of Right to the Point.The three RSC members break down how Obama's signature law has delivered sky-high premiums, restricted access to doctors (especially in rural America), and enriched insurance companies while leaving the same 25-30 million Americans uninsured 15 years later. They zero in on why Republicans must stop tinkering around the edges and instead rebuild the entire health care system from scratch, centered around what patients actually want: affordable access to care with transparent pricing.Rep. Cloud and Rep. Hern detail the multiple layers driving up costs, from insurance company profits to pharmacy benefit managers to hospital pricing schemes, and why RSC's comprehensive policy approach provides the perfect forum to tackle this head-on.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

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.