Troy Nehls - Rep. Congressman Joins Houston's Morning News

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yeah, that one was about George W. Bush. But there's
I'm surprised there hasn't been more in peach Trump songs
because that seems to be a broken record for Democrat
Six twenty three is that time here on Houston's warning
he is the latest threat comes from a Michigan Democrat
representative who everybody seemed to look at and said, wait
a minute. This guy's in Congress. Kind of a strange

(00:21):
looking guy, very thick Indian accent, but he's a he's
a bona fide member of Congress. Joining us to talk
about that the first one or there days of the
second Trump term, our Congressman Troy Nils Welcome to the show, sir.
I'm surprised is al Green upset by the way that
he got beat to the bunch on this one?

Speaker 2 (00:40):
Jamie, this is the second time I've had to correct you.
Now it's Alexander. Oh minded me his name is? I said,
al how are you? And I call him Albert? Albert
how are you? He says, it's Alexander. So Alexander Green. No,
you know what, it seemed like he was the one
that first jumped on the bandwagon about filing articles of

(01:01):
impeachment and how he get this individual out of He
represents the Michigan's thirteen district. He's brand new, he's a freshman.
I guess he served in the House up there in
the state of Michigan for a couple of years. But
I guess he's trying to build a name for himself
because now here we are talking about him.

Speaker 1 (01:17):
Yeah, too bad. He can't build a name for himself
with legislation or proposed legislation instead of going down this
rabbit hole again.

Speaker 2 (01:24):
Yes, and if you look at these articles of impeachment,
he lists about seven things. You know, he's saying that
the boss is obstruction of justice and abusive executive power. No, no, no,
I think maybe he took that from the Biden administration
and just copying it. It's just this, they're going to
do everything to try to gain some attention. We knew
this was going to take place, Jimmie. It will get

(01:46):
a lot worse. This is going to go nowhere, by
the way, it will get a lot worse if the
if the Democrats take over the House here in the
next two years, no doubt about that, it will get
a lot worse. But it's just it's a game they're
playing right now now, but it doesn't hold any water
up here right now.

Speaker 1 (02:03):
All right, Well, let's talk about the president's first one
hundred days of his second term. Here. I try to
get that. I put Wesley Hunt kind of in the corner, saying,
I said, give me the one if if you were
forced to pick one thing as his biggest accomplishment the
first one hundred days, what would that one thing beg
He couldn't. He couldn't come up with just the one thing.
He had to come up with about ten. So I'll

(02:24):
challenge you. Can you come up with the what do
you think is the biggest of all? I mean, he's
accomplished a lot, but what's the biggest.

Speaker 2 (02:30):
Well, I would say the one thing. I would say
the area. It would be the border. And and there
is so much that he has done with the border.
It's we talk about it all the time, and it's
been reduced what ninety something percent, He's he's deported over
one hundred thousand. He's focused on trendiad with the violent
you know, gangs out of Venezuehala and everywhere else. I mean,
he's reinstated the remain in Mexico, I mean, his executive

(02:53):
orders go on and on and on cancel the CBP
app So I would probably say the border because the
Boss is very smart. He knows that the American people.
That was the number one issue in my humble opinion,
in the campaign, and I think that's what wanted for him.
He said he's going to you know, protect American keep
the American people safe, and have a secure and safe
southern border, and that's exactly what he's done. So i'd

(03:16):
probably say that has been his most significant accomplishment in
the first hundred case. But like Wesley said, there are
there's so much. Whether it's energy, he again, drill baby, drill,
the LG exports that Biden canceled. You know, Trump reinstated
all that foreign investment coming back. And I tell you
some people don't like Elon Musk. I think the guy's

(03:37):
done a hell of a job. He's done a hell
of a job exposing the wate for oud abuse we've
seen in our government for decades, and it scares the left.
It scares the left, and I think some of the
actions and activities that we've seen over the past it's
almost criminal, what what people have done and how they
the way.

Speaker 1 (03:57):
Let me put you on the spot real quick, he
because we're already out of time. But I want to
ask you this. What do you see is the most
important thing for Congress to accomplish in the next one
hundred days.

Speaker 2 (04:06):
Oh, it's reconciliation. Matter of fact, today we got a
big here and no other hearings will start today and
then they'll go in the next week. It's called reconciliation,
and that's where we pass legislation. It's a tool of
the majority because we only need a simple majority on
the House and the Senate side, so we should be
able to get this done. But it includes Trump's tax cuts.

(04:27):
That is a big, big deal. We want to reduce
spending by one point five trillion. Well we get to
the one point five I don't know. The Senate's got
some other numbers they would like to float around, but
that is the main issue. If we can get that done,
Trump will have a very successful first term. So we
have to do it, and we got to get on board.

Speaker 1 (04:45):
Well, let's get it done. Thank you appreciate it as always.
That is Representative Troy Nails. It is six twenty seven