Blake Moore

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Coming up, Congressman Blake Moore was a part of the first cong-- excuse me, comprehensive congressional Series.

I, I love the, these, these words.

Um, uh, Nick Dunn, uh, himself from the Sutherland Institute described today's or yesterday's event as, quote, "Admittedly wonky and long." Uh, which is another way to say this wasn't, uh, you know, CNN and Fox News soundbite-worthy conversation, but it is fascinating.

Uh, they covered everything.

At a certain point, the-- I'm not...

Uh, at a certain point, uh, a, a, a question comes, I think from the crowd, if I remember right, and, uh, the q-the question is on pending legislation that, uh, Congressman Blake Moore has, has sponsored to deal with the nation's debt crisis, legislation that has just kind of been sitting there doing nothing.

Um, and, uh, Congressman Moore went nuclear on his colleagues for their schedule, their lack of workdays, and, uh, he defended these two recent pieces of legislation as long-term solutions to national debt and talked about how, how frustrating it is for him that, you know, they, they aren't moving through things fast enough to actually get a vote.

I think it was Orrin.

Remember we, we had Blake Moore, and last year we had Deidre Henderson, and-

She's a great speaker

... and again, she's got a really special video, uh, welcome that she's gonna talk on and recorded for us.

Plus, we are gonna have, uh, Blake Moore again this year.

This is an important, uh, or very important sector in our economy in northern Utah.

You think about, you think about our contribution when you start naming all of our, uh, all of our manufacturing sites.

And then declined to comment.

But Senator Curtis and Representative Blake Moore both pushed back against Trump's actions.

I don't think you'd see restricting the press in any handbooks on leading the free world, Curtis said.

The spokesperson for Moore said Congressman Moore does not agree with this recent decision and believes that unless they are committing slander or liable, all media should have access to the White House.