In 2000, the average family paid about $6,000 a year for health insurance. Today, it is nearly $27,000. That is not inflation. That is Obamacare. Republicans cannot just oppose it. We have to replace it with something that actually works.

DOGE exposed the money laundering surrounding USAID and NED, yet some of the same Republicans who cheered the push for fiscal responsibility ultimately failed to vote for it. Americans want accountability.

Washington’s reckless overspending is irresponsible and is pushing us closer to a devastating debt spiral. My Balanced Budget Amendment forces the federal government to live within its means—just like every American family has to.

There’s nothing wrong with embracing technology while keeping some things analog. Spending time in the Word of God with a physical Bible gives us a way to unplug, slow down, and stay grounded.

My guest says about 50 orbs showed up. An FBI 302 form describes them splitting in two, coming back together... and maneuvering within 10 feet of a helicopter. I own a helicopter. 10 feet is within the blades

"Healthcare costs are eating away at everyone's discretionary dollars. It's not sustainable, and it's crowded out everything else...People are having to make very difficult choices, and it's not the same choices that people had to make 20 years ago." foxnews.com/politics/rep-eri…

Remember this when the Senate says they don't have the numbers for the SAVE America Act.

What do UAP, Nephilim, and AI all have in common? You’ll have to watch to find out. Today on episode 79 of Fresh Freedom @larryragland joins us to explore what Scripture says about deception, technology, the days of Noah, and how Christians can navigate a world changing faster than ever.

Washington keeps building programs too big to police. Fraudsters exploit them, and Congress adds more bureaucracy. My Great American Healthcare Act puts patients in control of their own healthcare dollars.

Your tax dollars. Your movements. Their database. H.R. 10221 stops federal tax dollars from funding Flock-style surveillance. Americans shouldn’t have to pay to be watched.

Only American citizens should determine representation in Congress. This should be obvious. That’s why I’m with @Rep_Clyde on the MAGA Act.

The federal government spent roughly $22 million on a Pentagon program that included research at Skinwalker Ranch. Years later, Congress is still trying to get the full picture. Private contractors should not be a black hole for oversight.

The abusive power of federal lawfare can change how you view government power. @OwenShroyer1776 experienced it firsthand. Today on Fresh Freedom, we discuss what that experience means in an era of Flock cameras, mass data collection, CBDCs, and increasingly powerful surveillance technology. How much power should the government have over your data, privacy, and money? Watch Episode 78 now.

At Tuesday’s @DOGECommittee hearing, I focused on the money. Federal homelessness spending keeps going up, nonprofit executives are making high six-figure salaries, and the results are not getting better. Taxpayers are footing the bill for this grift. We should be livid.

"Today's release is a fantastic release of documents that are really going to shed light on where we were in 1952... you have a General... Rupert... who is briefing scientists at the MIT Lincoln Labs... my office caught wind that this reel-to-reel existed and we pressed for the release of this file and were able to get it processed through the archives... and were able to make it part of this batch... and it is extremely telling." Tonight, on Real America w/ @DanNewsManBall – U.S. Representative for Missouri's 7th Congressional District, Member on the House Oversight Committee & DOGE Subcommittee Rep. Eric Burlison @RepEricBurlison Watch Real America on OAN Live!

In 1952, unexplained objects were being reported around Oak Ridge, Los Alamos, and White Sands. Seventy years later, we’re still asking many of the same questions. Seventy years is long enough.

I sent a letter to MIT Lincoln Laboratory in May requesting the “Flying Saucer Talk” recording. Today, that tape was released through the Department of War’s PURSUE program. This is exactly why we’ve kept pushing to find and release these historical records. More than 70 years ago, the Air Force was investigating UAPs near some of our nation’s most sensitive facilities, with radar returns indicating extraordinary speeds. We asked for the tape. Now the American people can hear it for themselves.

Why should the government have access to massive amounts of your data while AI makes it easier than ever to search through that information? (Hint: It shouldn't) At the same time, we are accepting technology in our vehicles that can monitor us and potentially shut the vehicle down, giving government an enormous amount of power. Who thought this was a good idea?

NO AMNESTY.