Ron Estes

Great guy.

And representatives, these are warriors, Ron Estes, Tracy Mann, and Derek Schmidt.

Derek Schmidt.

And as I said before, a great senator also.

I don't think it's going to be Dan Hawkins, if he's there.

You know, I love Ron Estes.

I don't think Ron's the guy, okay? Ron's a nice man.

Ron's not going to be Mr. GQ anytime soon.

So we've got a fantastic lineup for you tonight.

Our 4th District Congressman, Ron Estes, will be with us this evening.

Secretary of State candidate, Pat Proctor, will be with us tonight.

Dan Hawkins, our Attorney General, Kris Kobach.

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With us now here at our AFP headquarters live remote is our 4th District Congressman Ron Estes.

Good evening, Congressman.

I mean, Tracey Mann with his campaign to try and, uh, p- bring out 80% voter turnout in Western Kansas in his district is amazing.

We have Congressman Ron Estes here in the fourth district-

Yeah.

Love that

think the odds seem low or remote even, but I'm not going to say zero.

And just, this is for another podcast to get into the details, but if folks are interested in what is on the shelf, this potential inventory, Ron Estes recently released a proposal with several tax provisions in it that I think people should pay attention to because I think he is interested in kind of being the leader in the house on tax policy.

Yeah, great point, and it's kind of a nice summary of some of the various provisions that have been brought up over the last, what, couple, several decades even of various provisions.

All right, so we're going to talk about four recently proposed sets of regulations or sets of proposed regulations related to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, or OB-3 is what we're going to call it.

By the way, a lot of lawmakers in the Mid-South for a field hearing on the one big beautiful bill and how it's impacted business.

Congressman Jason Smith, Congressman Ron Estes, Carol Miller, Beth Van Dyne, Nicole Malliotakis, and Nathan Moran joining our own Congressman David Gustaf in Collierville later this morning for a big event.

I want to go right away to our Patriot Mobile Newsmaker line and say hello to our good friend, He is a publisher of TriStar Daily, Steve Gill.

Steve, in a second, we're going to ask you about National Taco Day, whether you're a soft shell or a hard shell guy.

It's really going to be exciting.

And, again, some of the lawmakers in town, Carol Miller from West Virginia, Beth Van Dyne from Texas, Nicole Malliotakis from New York, Nathaniel Moran from Texas.

And I actually sat on the airplane right next to Congressman Ron Estes from Kansas.

We were flying in on the connecting flight from Dallas last night, Congressman.

Also this week, the Ways and Means Committee advanced a bipartisan bill related to cryptocurrency tax issues.

this legislation has been under development and consideration for well over a year and also some news on the international tax policy front too as ways and means member ron estes a republican from kansas introduced a bill that includes base erosion and anti-abuse tax changes beat changes net cfc tested income simplifications and foreign derived deduction eligible intangible income, FIDE, as Colleen mentioned at the top, some expansion to that regime in the Estes bill as well.

So a lot for stakeholders to review and unpack on all of these issues in advance of Congress returning for the post-election session.

At that point, it's fair to say that some or even all of these may be in play for consideration on Capitol Hill.