YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Psaki debunks 'total B.S.' talking point about Biden press passes
Jen Psaki debunks as "total B.S." a talking point argued by Rep. Steve Scalise that the Biden administration kicked out hundreds of reporters.
Jen Psaki debunks as "total B.S." a talking point argued by Rep. Steve Scalise that the Biden administration kicked out hundreds of reporters.
On "This Week," House Majority Leader Steve Scalise discussed the partial White House press ban and upcoming midterm elections.
On today’s NEWSMAX Daily, Tony Marino covers President Trump’s remarks at the White House and a new congressional report raising questions about ActBlue’s fraud-prevention system and potential foreign political contributions. Plus, House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise weigh in on the stakes of the upcoming midterms, Rob Schmitt reacts to the latest scrutiny surrounding Los Angeles’ homelessness system and Mayor Karen Bass, and Harmeet Dhillon discusses the Justice Department’s findings involving UC Berkeley Law’s admissions practices.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) is staring at a scary political environment for Republicans and claiming to see something very different: a path to 225 seats . Why it matters: Republican leaders insist they can retain the majority, but only if they drive their voters to the polls by manufacturing the kind of voter enthusiasm Democrats are generating organically. - "If we make it a contrast election, we win," Scalise told Axios in an interview Thursday. - "We could get to 225. It would be a good night for us if we did, but it's possible," he said. - "235 is not," he said. "You're literally doing coin tosses in a couple of seats." Between the lines: Asked if he saw any signs of a blue wave forming or the map expanding,…
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) is staring at a scary political environment for Republicans and claiming to see something very different: a path to 225 seats . Why it matters: Republican leaders insist they can retain the majority, but only if they drive their voters to the polls by manufacturing the kind of voter enthusiasm Democrats are generating organically. - "If we make it a contrast election, we win," Scalise told Axios in an interview Thursday. - "We could get to 225. It would be a good night for us if we did, but it's possible," he said. - "235 is not," he said. "You're literally doing coin tosses in a couple of seats." Between the lines: Asked if he saw any signs of a blue wave forming or the map expanding,…Open
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise joined “Wake Up America” to respond to critics of the early House recess and warned of the consequences if Democrats take back the House.
Bringing production home has always been a priority for President Donald J. Trump, and one of the original reasons he ran for office. The White House is treating that pledge as a governing job. Tariffs, procurement, tax policy, and training are all being used so the work actually returns to U.S. ground. On Sept. 3, […] The post Vance and Rubio Roll Out Foundry School to Cut China Dependence and Staff U.S. Plants appeared first on StoneZone .
Bringing production home has always been a priority for President Donald J. Trump, and one of the original reasons he ran for office. The White House is treating that pledge as a governing job. Tariffs, procurement, tax policy, and training are all being used so the work actually returns to U.S. ground. On Sept. 3, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio launched Foundry School at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace in Washington. Under Secretary Jacob Helberg hosted the event and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise also spoke. The State Department program is built to train the next generation of American plant operators, engineers, and technicians. Helberg first unveiled the project on June 25 at the Pax Silica…Open
‘Accountability is coming’
On “Katie Pavlich Tonight,” Katie hosts the show live at the Republican National Committee’s first-ever midterm convention. Senate candidate Michael Whatley (R-NC) reacts to President Trump’s speech, and how the GOP is shaping up ahead of the midterms. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin responds to a whistleblower warning against major AI companies, and the EPA’s role in American AI dominance. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-LA) joins Katie to talk about the rise in political violence one year after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. This episode originally aired Sept. 9, 2026. #trump #midterms2026 #charliekirk "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day`s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal:…
Scalise pointed to tax provisions like no tax on tips and no tax on overtime as wins that benefit working Americans and seniors.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise said in remarks that “this is not your father’s Democrat party.”