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Vince Fong

Vince Fong

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Oct 2, 2026

William BrownGUEST
10:43
Last year, we had a special election in Assembly District 32.
William BrownGUEST
10:49
And that was because Congressman Vince Fong was on the ballot twice.
William BrownGUEST
10:54
And so he was able to run as the U.S. Congressional District 20 and he was on Assembly District 32.
William BrownGUEST
11:03
And when he won, he actually won both of the races.
Vince FongHOST
0:00
[upbeat rock music] Welcome to the Right to the Point podcast, uh, hosted by the Republican Study Committee.
Vince FongHOST
0:08
I'm Congressman Vince Fong, representing the 20th Congressional District.
Vince FongHOST
0:12
Uh, this episode we have for you today is an important one.
Vince FongHOST
0:15
Uh, we're gonna discuss, uh, the three Ws, waste, water, and wildfire, and how we are fighting to cut costs for Californians and protect your taxpayer dollars from Gavin Newsom in Sacramento.
James WalkinshawGUEST
30:36
And look, I think we have a lot of new members who are deeply invested in these issues, maybe in some ways more connected to them in their day-to-day lives.
James WalkinshawGUEST
30:49
I have a good working relationship with Vince Fong on the Homeland Security Committee, very tech-savvy guy, I think, in the Senate.
James WalkinshawGUEST
30:59
Probably Senator Hassan will be succeeding Senator Peters on his GAC, and she's been engaged in these issues.
James WalkinshawGUEST
31:07
So, you know, look, we said it's a race, and we're at the point where other people are going to have to pick up the baton.
Dianne PierceGUEST
15:11
Whether it was parents, athletes, teachers, coaches from Clovis Unified School coming to me and saying, hey, there's a boy that is going to be competing against our girls in the state track and field championships being held in Clovis at Buchanan High.
Dianne PierceGUEST
15:28
I first went to Congressman Vince Fong and his office and said, hey, I know the White House is working on this.
Dianne PierceGUEST
15:34
What can we do here in Clovis to kind of highlight this tragedy of what's happening to our girls not having respect and protection in their sports and spaces? And so I went all the way up to the White House.
Dianne PierceGUEST
15:46
for the people here who had those concerns and we brought a bright light on that we saw cif make some concessions it's not good enough our girls are no longer cheated out of the medals and places that they earn but there's still work to do and i'm going to keep championing these issues and i mean the same thing too is when you hear something going on and you think it needs to be brought forward You brought forward some issues at the county with copper wire theft and catalytic converter thefts.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:26
Young Kim, who's running against Calvert, won't be in attendance.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:29
Uh, Vince Fong also will not be in attendance.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:32
Uh, David Valadao's campaign did not respond to a request for inquiry.
Philip TeresiHOST
15:36
Neither did, uh, J- Jay Obernolte's, uh, staff.
Alison HarrisHOST
6:59
The American Property Casualty Insurance Association, or APCIA, has praised the introduction of the bipartisan Stop Auto Fraud Act of 2026.
Alison HarrisHOST
7:10
The legislation was introduced by Representatives Laura Gillen, Troy Niels, Josh Gottheimer, and Vince Fong, bringing together lawmakers from both parties to address a growing problem.
Alison HarrisHOST
7:20
For the first time, staging or fabricating a motor vehicle crash in order to file a fraudulent insurance claim would become a federal crime.
Alison HarrisHOST
7:29
As Sam Whitfield, APCIA's Senior Vice President of Federal Government Relations, explains, auto claims fraud takes many forms, including intentional crashes, staged accidents, fabricated medical bills, and AI-modified images.

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