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Chip Roy

Chip Roy

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Oct 16, 2026

Arnie ArnesenHOST
12:49
I mean, that's what's also important here.
Arnie ArnesenHOST
12:51
You start with United States Representative Chip Roy, who posted about Muslims 240 times, and at one point declaring, "No more Muslims." Okay? This is our...
Arnie ArnesenHOST
13:04
And then in August, Representative Keith, uh, is it Self went on an unhinged tirade at a McKinney City Council meeting lying about Muslim gangs raping 250,000 non-Muslim girls in the UK.
Arnie ArnesenHOST
13:20
I mean, they're making crap up.
Matt LongGUEST
36:26
But, uh, neither one of them has that much power.
Matt LongGUEST
36:28
You know, Chip Roy, uh, he's, he's very quick to say he's one out of, you know, 435.
Adam CurryHOST
36:34
430, yeah.
Matt LongGUEST
36:35
You know, he's very quick to say that.
Evan RobertsHOST
23:14
... yeah, I like the House votes, and I like-
Tiki BarberHOST
23:16
Who did, who did Chip Roy vote for? [laughs]
Evan RobertsHOST
23:17
I don't remember that.
Tiki BarberHOST
23:18
What did he vote on on the last-
Evan RobertsHOST
26:16
Yeah, I like the House votes, and I like-
Tiki BarberHOST
26:17
Who did, who did Chip Roy vote for? [laughs]
Evan RobertsHOST
26:19
I don't remember that.
Tiki BarberHOST
26:19
Who did he vote on on the last-
Casey HarperHOST
5:08
I want to shift to one more story.
Casey HarperHOST
5:10
Republican Congressman Chip Roy is confronting officials from the US Food and Drug Administration, the FDA, over this sort of seemingly never-ending review of the abortion drug, the chemical abortion pill mifepristone.
Casey HarperHOST
5:23
What is the message that he's sending here?
Mary StackhouseCORRESPONDENT
5:25
Casey, Congressman Chip Roy sent a letter to the FDA yesterday demanding answers after the agency recently announced that its safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone will be completed by March of 2027 at the latest.
Mary StackhouseCORRESPONDENT
5:38
In the letter, Congressman Roy made it clear that if the FDA doesn't step in to reverse the January 2023 modifications to its REMS drug safety program, including restoring the in-person dispensing requirement, he warned that Congress would intervene.
Mary StackhouseCORRESPONDENT
5:52
He said that he'll look to include his amendment in the next continuing resolution to block any pu- public taxpayer money from implementing or enforcing the 2023 policy change.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:35
[cheering]
J. D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:39
We've got Chip Roy.
J. D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:39
Where's Chip at? Thank you, Chip.
J. D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
22:42
Good to see you, man.
Dustin GrageGUEST
22:01
... losing by eight or down by only two points, so she's vulnerable.
Dustin GrageGUEST
22:05
Uh, last, this last January, I exposed an earmark actually that Amy Klobuchar had tried to invest a million dollars into a Somali nonprofit, and once, uh, we passed that on with Chip Roy, uh, Mike Lee, uh, a- as well as some other Freedom Caucus-leaning members of, uh, Congress, we ended up basically stopping the thing.
Dustin GrageGUEST
22:28
Now the organization is under investigation, and get this, Joe, one of the family members who is related to the owners of that nonprofit has connections to ISIS.
Joe PagsHOST
22:39
No.
Craig CollinsHOST
16:37
Um, I also did like this, and I think we talked about it yesterday as far as o- other audio goes.
Craig CollinsHOST
16:43
This is Chip Roy.
Craig CollinsHOST
16:44
Uh, he does say the things that I think Wayne and I, a- and more Wayne is leading that conversation, I want to give him credit for it, have been talking about as far as these talking points aren't landing as well as they did eight years ago, as well as they did six years ago, is y- you pick the amount of time, uh, that we go back and say, "Wait a minute, this was working better then, uh, 10 years ago, than it is now." Um, but in his writing, uh, what, uh, Chip Roy, who's persona non grata for a lot of people, myself kind of included, I wasn't sad to see him not, uh, wind up being a person that's gonna stay in politics.
Craig CollinsHOST
17:20
Uh, but, uh, what I think is really interesting about it is, is as you say the stuff that we've heard before, you write in the text of your, um, post on social media that the other big problem with, um, Talarico is his voting record is atrocious, because it is.
Craig CollinsHOST
17:35
He wants to divest in Texas energy.
Craig CollinsHOST
17:43
He's got an abysmal voting record on you name it stuff.
Craig CollinsHOST
17:46
His, his war on Texas energy might be the, the biggest one that would push a lot of, I think, people in fancy jobs to say 100% no to Talarico or any kind of job, uh, working in energy in a great sector in this state.
Craig CollinsHOST
18:01
Uh, but here, here's a little bit of Chip Roy on Fox Business.
Ken PaxtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:31
Whatever he feels from polling.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:33
That's the Chip Roy.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:35
He beat Chip Roy.
Ken PaxtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:35
Yes.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:36
Yeah.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
2:16
[transition sound] Four Texas congressmen are asking US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to investigate several Islamic groups for potential abuse of taxpayer-funded grants and ties to terrorism.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
2:32
Texas Republicans Chip Roy of Austin, Keith Self of McKinney, Randy Weber of Friendswood, and Michael Cloud of Victoria were among those signing the letter.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
2:43
The letter cited a recent audit conducted by the Middle East Forum of funds dispersed by the Biden administration.
Michael Quinn SullivanHOST
2:50
MEF found that 14 terror-linked and extremist organizations received nearly $80 million in HHS funding.

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