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Bill Cassidy

Bill Cassidy

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Sep 22, 2026

Steve UsdinPANELIST
23:51
What isn't known is how Trump's, um, demand, that was the word he used, demand, how that's gonna be translated into FDA policy.
Steve UsdinPANELIST
24:01
Final thing, I think it's gonna be really interesting to see how HELP Committee Chairman Bill Cassidy handles the confirmation hearing.
Steve UsdinPANELIST
24:08
In media interviews last week, he called MAHA a racket.
Steve UsdinPANELIST
24:12
He said it's ideologically driven, and he cited the toll of the ongoing measles outbreaks and attributed them to the administration's policies.
Marshawn CameseGUEST
11:25
He's speaking to the cost of of living crisis that a lot of us gone through.
Marshawn CameseGUEST
11:30
And most importantly, I think he actually has morals at the end of the day, which is missing from, you know, definitely from what Bill Cassidy was.
Marshawn CameseGUEST
11:40
He was bending over backwards every time Donald Trump asked him to, even after Donald Trump took his job.
Marshawn CameseGUEST
11:45
And I think he'll do a lot better than like NBA Julia Letlow.
MeganHOST
17:03
Those who bend the knee vigorously, such as Ken Paxton, the scandal-plagued Texas Attorney General, are rewarded with endorsements.
MeganHOST
17:13
Those displaying even an iota of independence, such as John Cronin or Bill Cassidy, are ostracized or forced from office.
MeganHOST
17:22
Even as Mr. Trump builds monuments to himself and tramples Democratic and conservative norms, the Republican-led Congress has shown little appetite to constrain him.
MeganHOST
17:35
That is why the party's unity is becoming an electoral liability.
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0:29
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Katty KayPANELIST
0:33
7.20 in the morning and a beautiful shot of the sparkling Capitol there this morning where Republican Senator Bill Cassidy is the latest GOP lawmaker to criticize President Trump's son for allowing an ally of Vladimir Putin to pay for his post-wedding parties.
Katty KayPANELIST
0:49
ProPublica was the first to report that last week that Umar Kremlev paid much of the bill for two nights of parties in the Bahamas back in May with costs reportedly well into the six figures.
Katty KayPANELIST
1:01
In a post acknowledging the report, the couple called Kremlin a dear friend.
Rick ScottGUEST
32:57
Everything is way too expensive right now.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
33:01
So I want you to hear what Bill Cassidy said about that.
Brian KilmeadeHOST
33:04
Cut 27.
Bill CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:06
It's absolutely inflationary.
Aaron MatéHOST
55:16
And Trump got Don Jr. to pay back the Russian, but not before a huge outcry.
Aaron MatéHOST
55:21
So here's Republican Senator Bill Cassidy on that.
Margaret BrennanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:25
first on something that grabbed our attention.
Margaret BrennanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
55:29
President Trump claimed Friday that his son has now repaid a Russian billionaire named Umar Kremlin after it was reported that the Kremlin linked billionaire paid for parts of his son's wedding celebrations in the Bahamas.
Joseph CottoHOST
11:21
There has been notable enthusiasm in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Georgia.
Joseph CottoHOST
11:28
MAHA PAC-endorsed Congresswoman Julia Letlow beat Senate Health Chairman Bill Cassidy in Louisiana.
Joseph CottoHOST
11:36
[laughs] That was a big, big victory for MAHA.
Joseph CottoHOST
11:39
A big victory [laughs] for the vast majority of Republicans, too, but really, MAHA spearheaded that.
Alicia MenendezHOST
39:33
I think what has changed in the last few weeks is that all of a sudden there are Republicans who seem to— be finally tuned in to what it is that is happening.
Alicia MenendezHOST
39:42
Senator Bill Cassidy, upon learning of the news that a Russian oligarch had funded part of Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding activities, had this to say.
Bill CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:53
Anytime someone gives a $250,000 gift and they have strong ties to the Kremlin, that's wrong.
Bill CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:00
You, with that proximity to power, being the president's son, you've got to give faith to the American people that Washington is not a swamp.
Marshan CameseGUEST
10:22
Because right now, I believe the Democratic Party, we have a split in priorities between what older Democrats want and what younger ones want.
Marshan CameseGUEST
10:33
and i think jamie is really receptive of both you know like if you listen to the fact that um he wants to bring back the aca funding but at the same time wants to progress towards a single-payer healthcare type system like that's something everybody can be happy with right like he wants to raise the minimum wage out here in louisiana and bring jobs back and things of that nature um he's speaking to the cost of of living crisis that a lot of us gone through And most importantly, I think he actually has morals at the end of the day, which is missing from, you know, definitely from what Bill Cassidy was.
Marshan CameseGUEST
11:13
He was bending over backwards every time Donald Trump asked him to, even after Donald Trump took his job.
Marshan CameseGUEST
11:19
And I think he'll do a lot better than like NDA Julia Letlow, you know.
Maria Elvira SalazarGUEST
1:37
We'll talk with
Margaret BrennanHOST
1:37
Congresswoman Salazar, California Democrat Ro Khanna, plus Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, and Trump's first-term economic advisor Gary Cohn.
Margaret BrennanHOST
1:48
Finally, we'll hear another viewpoint in the debate over how to manage the fast-moving pace of artificial intelligence development, as our Jolene Kent spoke with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang.
Margaret BrennanHOST
2:00
It's all just ahead on Face the Nation.

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21:15
What's your story? Orange City Area Health System.
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21:18
A lifetime of care starts here.
Margaret BrennanHOST
21:22
We're joined now by Republican Senator Bill Cassidy.
Margaret BrennanHOST
21:25
He is the chairman of the Health Committee, and he joins us from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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