Scott DesJarlais

yeah no kidding uh and then you've got of course u.s senate bill hagerty running against marquita bradshaw that's a heavy heavy heavy uphill battle there uh district four district six and district seven in the u.s uh house of reps of course in middle tennessee and davidson county you've got johnny garrett versus mike crowley in my district race district six Matt Van Epps versus Darden Copeland in your District 7 race.

Scott Desjarlais versus Victoria Broderick in the District 4 race.

And, of course, you've got Charlie Hatcher versus Chaz Mulder, which is not technically in Davidson County anymore.

The other one to keep an eye on will be Justin Pearson versus Brent Taylor out in District 9, which apparently I've been hearing some folks in the political establishment saying that that could be the closest house race in the entire state.

One of the only ones in Congress.

Well, and Matt Van Epps and Scott DesJarlais.

You know, all, all of the Congress people here in the state of Tennessee.

Well, he's, he's on that committee, though.

Scott DesJarlais, congressman, is gonna be joining us at 6:35.

He was up on stage with President Trump in Clarksville over the weekend, so we're gonna speak to him coming up at 6:35.

7:06, Brian Wilson is gonna join us.

So, but a lot of us did.

People like me, again, conservatives on radio and social media did call out the Republicans not calling out Mitch McConnell.

So anyway, I want to say good morning to Congressman Scott DesJarlais.

Congressman, a working weekend for you out in Clarksville.

You were at the big, uh, rally with President Trump.

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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Congressman for Tennessee's fourth congressional district, Scott DesJarlais.

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I love it.

I believe that a Matt Van Epps is working for us.

I believe that a Scott DesJarlais is working for us.

You got a problem, look at the Senate.

Look at John Thune.

It was a big campaign topic during the primary.

And I think Scott DesJarlais felt the, the heat on his feet a little bit because he has come out and said, uh, for the foreseeable future, which we're not sure how far into the future he can look, but for the foreseeable future, uh, the, the VA clinic will remain open.

He struck a deal.

So we're gonna discuss the, the specifics of that deal, find out a little bit maybe of what's actually going on behind the scenes, and how long we can expect for, uh, veterans to still be able to receive medical care, uh, closer to their home out there in McMinnville.

Look, let's move on to the next story.

Okay.

And, uh, can you bring up Scott DesJarlais' post, Dean?

I can.

These arrests are encouraging because they show alleged election crimes are being investigated and enforced, voter fraud is real, even if one illegal voter can make a difference and can make, uh, and can matter in elections.

"The recent Department of Justice arrests for election fraud-related crimes proves that now more than ever, the Senate must pass the SAVE Act," said Representative Scott DesJarlais from, uh, Tennessee.

He told The Daily Signal.

He referenced a Pew Research Center survey from last year that found that 83% of Americans support requiring photo ID.