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David Schweikert

David Schweikert

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Oct 17, 2026

Ali VelshiHOST
5:52
Ten days later, the Trump administration cut the tariff rate on Swiss goods from 39% to 15%.
Ali VelshiHOST
5:58
Joining me now, Richard Painter, former chief White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration and a University of Minnesota law professor, and David Cay Johnston, a journalist, author, and Trump biographer.
Ali VelshiHOST
6:09
He's a professor of practice at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
Ali VelshiHOST
6:13
Gentlemen, thank you.
Ali VelshiHOST
8:21
Yeah.
Richard PainterGUEST
8:22
And that $2 trillion deficit, our kids are gonna be paying that off because this Congress just wants to let the President s- uh, spend, uh, anything he wants on anything he wants, um, and it's not helping us.
Ali VelshiHOST
8:35
David, let's talk about this because I, I, I think there's something here.
Ali VelshiHOST
8:38
If t- if times are good for everybody, Donald Trump, um, portrays our economy as being fantastic, and if you looked at the raw numbers, it actually doesn't look that bad, but it's deeply unequal.
Keegan BillingsHOST
9:15
The race for Lawler's seat is a top priority for Democrats.
Keegan BillingsHOST
9:18
Next, moving on to Arizona, Rep. David Schweikert, the Republican, is retiring after serving in Congress since 2011, leaving his highly competitive 1st Congressional District seat open.
Keegan BillingsHOST
9:29
Democrats ultimately nominated former Arizona House of Reps Rep. Amish Shaw, while Republicans nominated former NFL kicker and analyst Jay Feeley.
Keegan BillingsHOST
9:39
also Arizona's 6th congressional district, which is represented by Rep. Juan Siscomani, the Republican, who had been in Congress since 2023, is up against Joanna Mendoza, the Democrat and Marine veteran.
Paul BentzGUEST
14:23
In fact, they, they gave up some of CD Two and made that more conservative for long-term goal of winning CD One, and it's starting...
Paul BentzGUEST
14:31
It, it, to this point, Schweikert's been able to hold them off, but it's starting to bear fruit.
Paul BentzGUEST
14:35
I think that area in general, the way they've constructed it, is meant to eventually elect a Democrat.
Mark BrodyHOST
14:40
Mm.
Paul BentzGUEST
16:48
They went for Biden in '20.
Paul BentzGUEST
16:49
They kind of went back to Trump in '24.
Paul BentzGUEST
16:52
Uh, Schweikert tripled his, his advantage that year, but they're, they're sick of Trump.
Paul BentzGUEST
16:56
The affordability, gas prices, the things that we're seeing, they're, they're not...
BearHOST
1:35
Already well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target.
BearHOST
1:40
Representative David Schweikert, that's another interesting last name, has vowed to fight it, warning that interest rates could climb.
BearHOST
1:48
Not that struggling folks wouldn't appreciate it, Back in March of 2021, the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan was called the most, quote, the most popular economic rescue plan in my lifetime by Representative Brendan Boyle.
BearHOST
2:07
Even on a homestead, free feed is always popular, but at the end of the day, it gets paid for by the livestock.
Steve BannonHOST
39:56
I think we got Arizona 1 with Feely, uh, the kicker for the Cardinals.
Steve BannonHOST
40:00
That looks like it's old, Schweikert's old seat.
Steve BannonHOST
40:02
That looks like it's a dead heat.
Steve BannonHOST
40:05
And then you got Juan Ciscomani, um, up I think it's Arizona 7, uh, and he's in a, he's in a big fight up there.
Alex DeGrasseGUEST
40:21
Um, well, everything counts.
Alex DeGrasseGUEST
40:24
You've got Ciscomani, got another tough seat I think in North Phoenix.
Alex DeGrasseGUEST
40:28
So, Schweikert's old seat, I mean, they're c- they're coming and spending big time.
Alex DeGrasseGUEST
40:32
So, I mean, all ...
David CerfHOST
12:18
Former Representative Bob Good of Virginia, one-time chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, called it a socialist vote-buying scheme that would cost nearly $1 trillion.
David CerfHOST
12:30
Representative David Schweikert of Arizona, who is leaving Congress at the end of his term, told Reuters he would throw everything of his heart and soul to stop it because it would actually do more damage to working people than would ever help them.
David CerfHOST
12:44
It would raise interest rates, he said, land on the country's own credit card and bring the interest rate death spiral sooner to the United States.
David CerfHOST
12:52
The fiscal objection is real.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
27:01
Big time
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
27:01
... for David Schweikert's old seat.
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
27:03
So it's gonna be coming down to the wire, especially on those House races, but also statewide races.
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
27:09
Again, these are the same-
Steve BannonHOST
26:32
Big time
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
26:32
... competition for David Schweikert's old seat.
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
26:34
So it's gonna be coming down to the wire, especially on those House races, but also statewide races.
Jordan ConradsonGUEST
26:40
Again, these are the same-
Seth LeibsohnHOST
5:30
In fact, it is such lack of such fiscal responsibility that has caused and created so much Republican disappointment with the Congress and depressed so much Republican voter turnout.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
5:40
Second, just how radical is an organization whose leadership includes Ohio Representative Jim Jordan and Florida Representative Byron Donalds? Both, as many or most of the members, like David Schweikert, a founder of the Freedom Caucus, are garden variety conservatives.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
5:58
The caucus was successful, however, in cleansing itself of one of the most irresponsible members, Marjorie Taylor Greene, who, by the way, has renounced her membership in the Republican Party.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
6:09
You get the point though, don't you? All Republicans are to be deemed extreme, be they Republicans like Jim Jordan or be they Republicans like Mitt Romney, who, let us not forget, Joe Biden told a Black audience wanted to put them in chains.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:49
Calvin Coolidge's political philosophy is not extreme.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:53
Lenin's and Marx's and Mao's are.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:56
And yes, your AOCs and Zohran Mamdanis have a lot more pull on the Democratic Party than, say, David Schweikert on the responsible side or Marjorie Taylor Greene on the irresponsible side ever did.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
8:10
So, too, will be the case with Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib and a great many other Islamist and Marxist candidates who are running for and will win their races.
Jared GanzHOST
2:30
Democrats are running it back in an open district in Arizona with the same candidate as two years ago against a longtime former NFL kicker.
Jared GanzHOST
2:39
Representative David Schweikert, Republican, passed on a re-election bid this year for an unsuccessful run for governor, leaving Arizona's first district open.
Jared GanzHOST
2:48
Democrats re-nominated former State Representative Amish Shah, who lost to Schweikert by a few points in twenty twenty-four, while Republicans turned to Jay Feely, who played for more than a half dozen NFL teams over a fourteen-year career.
Jared GanzHOST
3:03
Shah and Feely will face each other at eight PM EDT Wednesday.

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