Freedom Caucus Podcast

With FISA (Federal Intelligence Surveillance Act) soon to be up for re-authorization, Congressman Warren Davidson discusses its history and harms.

Deputy Assistant to the President and Principal Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley joins Rep. Jody Hice discussing President Trump's 2020 State of the Union address.

Health and Human Services Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan discusses the work of HHS to defend and support the rights of individual citizens and social service providers to serve their neighbors according to their conscience, freely and without coercion.

Rep. Jody Hice discusses America's foundational freedom and his experience defending it--both as a pastor and an elected representative.

It’s been an eventful week in world events with the United States taking out Iranian exporter of terror General Soleimani and Iran targeting US forces in Iraq. The House Freedom Caucus is proud to have distinguished service members among our ranks, with three of them joining this podcast discussion. Reps. Mark Green, Scott Perry, and Warren Davidson bring a tremendous amount of experience and perspective.

House Freedom Caucus Members discuss impeachment through the lens of their assignments on the Judiciary Committee. Listen as Representatives Debbie Lesko (AZ), Ben Cline (VA), Ken Buck (CO), Louie Gohmert (TX), and Andy Biggs (AZ) join host Jody Hice (GA).

Former HFC Chairman Mark Meadows details the content, process, timelines, and negotiations of impeachment.

Building from a discussion of first principles, Senator Ted Cruz discusses socialism and the Democrat Party, second amendment rights, and how conservatives can address what he calls the "single greatest threat to democracy," big tech.

In a wide-ranging conversation, Rachel Bovard of the Conservative Partnership Institute discusses her new book, Conservative: Knowing What to Keep, co-authored with Senator Jim DeMint. She also discusses impeachment and how to think about big tech.

Heritage Action's Executive Director Tim Chapman discusses the legislative work on hold in the people's house due to impeachment, the reality of the nation's debt-load as it recently crossed 23 trillion dollars, and the work of Heritage Action to defend and advance conservative principles.

Federalist Senior Editor Mollie Hemingway discusses how today's left has shifted away from the American axiom of "innocent until proven guilty," and instead adopting a presumption of guilt before innocence. She details how that plays out both in impeachment proceedings and the confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh.

Rep. Jim Jordan, ranking member of the Committee on Reform and Oversight, discusses the commanding topic in Washington: Impeachment. If we are a government of the people, by the people, and for the people, why are Democrats denying American voters—13 months before an election—access to the impeachment inquiry? If we are a representative government, why are representatives denied access to even reading impeachment inquiry testimony? Rep. Jordan addresses all these questions and more.

Big tech plays a prominent role in today’s public square. LiveAction’s Lila Rose discusses her encounter with big tech censorship and bias against pro-life arguments.

Outgoing HFC Chairman Mark Meadows reflects on his tenure and shares highlights, while incoming HFC Chairman Andy Biggs looks ahead at what’s next for the Freedom Caucus.

As the top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, and Nonproliferation, Florida Congressman Ted Yoho describes China’s influence on the world stage and weighs in on President Trump’s tough trade policies. Yoho also highlights China’s repeated theft of intellectual property, its push into global infrastructure through its One Belt One Road Initiative, and its egregious and systemic abuse of human rights in the province of Xinjing.