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Sep 26, 2026

William TomkoNARRATOR
60:25
Progressive Insurgency and the Election of 1912 Growing Dissension all in all taft's administration from the first day had been disturbed by party discord high words had passed over the tariff bill and disgruntled members of congress could not forget them to differences over issues were added quarrels between youth and old age In the House of Representatives, there developed a group of young insurgent Republicans who resented the dominance of the Speaker, Joseph G. Cannon, and other members of the Old Guard, as they named the men of long service and conservative minds.
William TomkoNARRATOR
61:07
In 1910, the insurgents went so far as to join with the Democrats in a movement to break the Speaker's sway by ousting him from the Rules Committee and depriving him of the power to appoint its members.
William TomkoNARRATOR
61:20
the storm was brewing in the autumn of that year the democrats won a clear majority of the house of representatives and began an open battle with president taft by demanding an immediate downward revision of the tariff the rise of the progressive republicans preparatory to the campaign of nineteen twelve the dissenters within the republican party added the prefix progressive to their old title and began to organize a movement to prevent the renomination of mr taft as early as january twenty first nineteen eleven they formed a progressive republican league at the home of senator la follette of wisconsin and launched an attack on the taft measures and policies in october they endorsed mr la follette as the logical republican candidate and appealed to the party for support the controversy over the tariff had grown into a formidable revolt against the occupant of the white house roosevelt in the field after looking on for a while ex-president roosevelt took a hand in the fray soon after his return in nineteen ten from a hunting trip to africa and a tour in europe he made a series of addresses in which he formulated a progressive program in a speech in kansas he favored regulation of the trusts a graduated income tax bearing heavily on great fortunes tariff revision schedule by schedule conservation of natural resources labor legislation the direct primary and the recall of elective officials in an address before the ohio state constitutional convention in february nineteen twelve he endorsed the initiative and referendum and announced a doctrine known as the recall of judicial decisions This was a new and radical note in American politics.
William TomkoNARRATOR
63:16
An ex-president of the United States proposed that the people at the polls should have the right to reverse the decision of a judge who set aside any act of a state legislature passed in the interests of social welfare.
Rita CosbyHOST
2:25
All right, so Congresswoman Erin Houchin from the great state of Indiana, and also not just anybody, because, of course, you're Secretary of the GOP Conference, you're part of the leadership, and you're also on a whole bunch of different committees.
Rita CosbyHOST
2:37
You're on the House Rules Committee, the Budget Committee, the Energy and Commerce Committee, so you're a busy gal.
Rita CosbyHOST
2:43
We're so happy to have you.
Erin HouchinGUEST
2:44
My pleasure to be here again with you guys.
Rita CosbyHOST
0:50
All right, so Congresswoman Erin Houchin from the great state of Indiana, and also not just anybody, because, of course, you're Secretary of the GOP Conference, you're part of the leadership, and you're also on a whole bunch of different committees.
Rita CosbyHOST
1:03
You're on the House Rules Committee, the Budget Committee, the Energy and Commerce Committee, so...
Rita CosbyHOST
1:07
You're a busy gal.
Rita CosbyHOST
1:08
We're so happy to have you.
Rita CosbyHOST
1:48
All right, so Congresswoman Erin Houchin from the great state of Indiana, and also not just anybody, because, of course, you're Secretary of the GOP Conference, you're part of the leadership, and you're also on a whole bunch of different committees.
Rita CosbyHOST
2:00
You're on the House Rules Committee, the Budget Committee, the Energy and Commerce Committee, so you're a busy gal.
Rita CosbyHOST
2:06
We're so happy to have you.
Erin HouchinGUEST
2:07
My pleasure to be here again with you guys.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
4:43
Mary Gay Scanlon is a Democrat from Pennsylvania.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
4:46
She is among the top Democrats in the caucus, including on the House Rules Committee.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
4:50
She tells Scopic Farland Reports her biggest concern is actually a lack of confidence that Trump's lies about election fraud sow a lack of confidence and distrust in the voting process and elections.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:01
And that's something that they have to counter in advance.
William TomkoNARRATOR
63:51
In the House of Representatives, there developed a group of young, insurgent Republicans who resented the dominance of the Speaker, Joseph G. Cannon, and other members of the Old Guard, as they named the men of long service and conservative minds.
William TomkoNARRATOR
64:07
In 1910, the insurgents went so far as to join with the Democrats in a movement to break the Speaker's sway by ousting him from the Rules Committee and depriving him of the power to appoint its members.
William TomkoNARRATOR
64:20
the storm was brewing in the autumn of that year the democrats won a clear majority of the house of representatives and began an open battle with president taft by demanding an immediate downward revision of the tariff the rise of the progressive republicans preparatory to the campaign of nineteen twelve the dissenters within the republican party added the prefix progressive to their old title and began to organize a movement to prevent the renomination of mr taft as early as january twenty first nineteen eleven they formed a progressive republican league at the home of senator la follette of wisconsin and launched an attack on the taft measures and policies in october they endorsed mr la follette as the logical republican candidate and appealed to the party for support the controversy over the tariff had grown into a formidable revolt against the occupant of the white house roosevelt in the field after looking on for a while ex-president roosevelt took a hand in the fray soon after his return in nineteen ten from a hunting trip to africa and a tour in europe he made a series of addresses in which he formulated a progressive programme in a speech in kansas he favored regulation of the trusts a graduated income tax bearing heavily on great fortunes tariff revision schedule by schedule conservation of natural resources labor legislation the direct primary and the recall of elective officials in an address before the ohio state constitutional convention in february nineteen twelve he endorsed the initiative and referendum and announced a doctrine known as the recall of judicial decisions This was a new and radical note in American politics.
William TomkoNARRATOR
66:16
An ex-president of the United States proposed that the people at the polls should have the right to reverse the decision of a judge who set aside any act of a state legislature passed in the interests of social welfare.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
4:57
The U.S. House, as I said, is gone, but there is a mid-afternoon.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:02
public spotlight hearing, which means an informal, unofficial hearing, but it'll involve the top Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee, the House Committee on Administration, and one of the top Democrats on the House Rules Committee talking about what's being done or what could be done to prevent Trump from interfering in the 2026 elections.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:20
These are three Democrats who have outsized influence in their party on how to respond or prevent election interference by Trump and Trump acolytes.
Scott MacFarlaneHOST
5:31
I'll watch for that.
William TomkoNARRATOR
65:31
Progressive Insurgency and the Election of 1912 Growing Dissension all in all taft's administration from the first day had been disturbed by party discord high words had passed over the tariff bill and disgruntled members of congress could not forget them to differences over issues were added quarrels between youth and old age In the House of Representatives, there developed a group of young, insurgent Republicans who resented the dominance of the Speaker, Joseph G. Cannon, and other members of the Old Guard, as they named the men of long service and conservative minds.
William TomkoNARRATOR
66:13
In 1910, the insurgents went so far as to join with the Democrats in a movement to break the Speaker's sway by ousting him from the Rules Committee and depriving him of the power to appoint its members.
William TomkoNARRATOR
66:26
the storm was brewing in the autumn of that year the democrats won a clear majority of the house of representatives and began an open battle with president taft by demanding an immediate downward revision of the tariff the rise of the progressive republicans Preparatory to the campaign of 1912, the dissenters within the Republican Party added the prefix progressive to their old title and began to organize a movement to prevent the renomination of Mr. Taft.
William TomkoNARRATOR
66:58
As early as January 21, 1911, they formed a Progressive Republican League at the home of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin and launched an attack on the Taft measures and policies.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
11:41
First current events topic we want to discuss, a big one, we've been covering it on this channel for quite some time now, and maybe finally seeing some progress in the right direction for gamblers, because according to fairplay.gov, the 90% cap on gambling losses would be repealed retroactive to January 1st of 2026 as part of the Ways and Means tax bill, and there's actually a vote recently on this, and...
Jacob GramegnaHOST
12:06
The big tax bill with a provision on that 90% cap on gambling was overwhelmingly voted through on the repeal with bipartisan support to the House Rules Committee.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
12:16
It's a technical step before it goes to the House floor for a full vote.
Jacob GramegnaHOST
12:20
So still like work to do to have this happen.
Ben LarsonHOST
8:03
USCR said on X that they were disappointed when the CR with the hemp provision passed the Senate back in August.
Ben LarsonHOST
8:10
USCR met with Republican and Democratic House offices, including members from leadership, the House Rules Committee, and the Freedom Caucus.
Ben LarsonHOST
8:18
House Freedom Caucus leader Andy Harris supports the intoxicating hemp ban.
Ben LarsonHOST
8:23
Really interesting because I was losing my proverbial shit last week about Curaleaf and them pulling the federally illegal defense card against Happy Farms in Michigan.

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