Missouri Freedom Caucus

The good Tim, the good Timmy.

And I'm joined by our chairman, the chairman of the Missouri Freedom Caucus, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the chairman of everything.

He is-

JCAR, Joint Committee on Administrative Rules.

We have two real champions in there and a couple that are pretty decent, and th- everybody else speaks of being a constitutional conservative, and then it doesn't show up anywhere.

But now we get to this point where we had the former Speaker of the House Saying that he and the f- uh, Missouri Freedom Caucus, uh, chipped away $4 billion from the state budget.

We, we had a back and forth on X about it.

He was telling me, he was calling me a liar, yada, yada, yada.

And, you know, look, Republicans, too, are to blame for year after year not cutting spending like we were recommending them to do.

And finally, this year, the Missouri Freedom Caucus intervened.

was able to orchestrate a $4.2 billion slashing of spending.

But year after year with these ballot initiatives, we see, and even campaigns.

I'm Tim Jones, former speaker of the Missouri House, joined by...

Oh, and most importantly for these purposes, the Missouri State Director for the State Freedom Caucus Network, joined by the chairman of the Missouri Freedom Caucus, our chairman, State Senator Nick Schroer, who is out and about, as pretty much everybody is right now, on the campaign trail.

Nick, thanks for joining us once again.

You are, you have been, uh, you have been our, uh, boots on the ground, live from the field reporter over the last several weeks.

Okay, I've pretty much identified and explained pretty much, you know, every major region in every major state, especially where we have our Freedom Caucuses.

After Nick and I have this discussion, we're gonna continue to enthrall and entertain you with content from our recently concluded third annual State Freedom Caucus Network Summit.

By the way, Nick Schroer here, legislator of the year, Missouri Freedom Caucus, best freedom caucus in the land.

We won the cup, we won the sword this year, and we want to give, uh, huge kudos and congrats to all the great winners, all the great freedom caucuses.

... 34 parties on any given day, 34 state senators.

Uh, as the chairman of the Missouri Freedom Caucus, as the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, uh, haven't you seen...

Well, I think I've seen an evolution in you as an excellent legislator, but also the Freedom Caucus has become, in a world where there is like 20 sides on every issue-

Yeah

That's the key item.

You can negotiate all day long, but when you start giving on principle and start cowering and bending the knee and acquiescing and kissing the ring, it, it's over.

I think we've produced what, you know, the thing that the Missouri Freedom Caucus has put out there, I think it's on our, uh, MO Freedom Caucus Twitter page, it shows all the things that we've done.

$4.2 billion in spending cuts.

The Auto Data Privacy Autonomy Act, H.R. 6734.

Eric Burleson, a friend of mine, he is a Missouri Freedom Caucus guy, has the House bill.

Senator Mike Lee has the Senate bill.

S-3494 would bar vehicle manufacturers from accessing, selling, or sharing user vehicle-generated data without written affirmative and easily withdrawable information.

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I'm sorry, of being attacked by one of our other trolls who has decided he's gonna make fun of the Missouri Freedom Caucus and make a parody account.

Mm-hmm.

And for whatever reason, you got roped into this.

Welcome to another exciting episode of State Freedom Caucus Unfiltered.

I'm Tim Jones, joined by my intrepid co-host, Missouri State Senator, Chairman of the Missouri Freedom Caucus, Nick Schroer.

We're coming at you on probably one of a bazillion different platforms.

We broadcast live out of our mothership in St. Louis, News Talk STL, every Sunday evening at 7 p.m. Central Time.

Senator, we got to run for now, but we've got the Illinois Freedom Caucus, those great freedom fighters over there and the folks in Arizona.

If folks want to follow you and your exploits and the continued blistering of your hands that you showed me before the show, because you're out pounding fence posts and putting in signs.

Where can folks follow the Missouri Freedom Caucus and you on the Internet?

Yeah, go to Mo Freedom Caucus, M.O. Freedom Caucus on X.