House Majority Leader Steve Scalise was shot by a political extremist in 2017, leaving him fighting for his life. He gives us an update on how he’s doing now, shares how the House & Senate work together, gives us insider info on how to find the best places to eat in New Orleans, does us a spot-on James Carville impression, and much more.
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Ep. 214 - U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville
Sen. Tommy Tuberville has a secret superpower…he has more insight into cookies than anyone we’ve ever met! He’s put to the test, and also discusses the difference between being a coach and a Senator, reflects on the 20-year anniversary of coaching an undefeated football team in one of college’s top conferences, problems with the NIL program now bringing college athletes close to $1-Billion annually, and how the “best thing that’s happened from the federal government in 50 years” has taken a turn for the worse
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Ep. 213 - U.S. Sen. John Cornyn
“Grammy Winner John Cornyn” talks music, how he ignited a BBQ controversy in Texas, what it’s like to represent 30-million people, his secret to spicing up outfits, strategy for boarding planes on Southwest, a desire to return to normalcy in the U.S. Senate, and much more.
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Ep. 212 - U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts
Sen. Pete Ricketts is a first-hand expert on all things Nebraska. We put him to the test as we bring up all kinds of state festivals, and explore his passion for parades. Plus, we discuss his reasoning for in-office workplaces, and he shares his numerous concerns over Electric Vehicle mandates.
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Ep. 211 - U.S. Sen. Steve Daines
Do you know where DC’s football team got its former logo that is now essentially “cancelled”? U.S. Sen. Steve Daines of Montana certainly does. Hear why it’s important to his constituents. And listen as Sen. Daines, who was put in charge of bringing more Republicans to the U.S. Senate, gives us an update on the landscape as it stands now, as well as some insight into what the future looks like under a Democrat-controlled Senate vs. a Republican-controlled Senate.
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