ICYMI: Senator Marshall Joins Fox Business to Discuss Budget Reconciliation, President Trump’s Cabinet Nominees, and More

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. joined Maria Bartiromo with Fox Business this morning to discuss President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees, an update on the budget reconciliation process, and Democrats’ efforts to obstruct the efforts of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

You may click HERE or on the image above to watch Senator Marshall’s full Fox Business interview.

On Budget Reconciliation:

“What we’re going to do is prioritize funding to secure the border, to improve the military, to unleash American energy, and then finally, bring some fiscal sanity back to America. So we’re… lowering the top line from $7 trillion a year [in] spending, down to 6.1 [trillion], that should actually help bring interest rates down. If you think about it, the federal government’s printing less money. I think that will start bringing interest rates down.”

On the confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services:

“The Democrats are hung up. It’s kind of amazing to me. If Bobby had been nominated by Joe Biden, it would have been called a brilliant move, but since it’s Donald Trump that nominates him, all of a sudden, he’s a vulcan or something. I’m looking forward to working with Bobby. We are going to make America healthy again. 60% of Americans have a chronic disease today. We need to figure out why.”

On the Democrats’ efforts to obstruct DOGE:

“Last year, the federal government sent out $250 billion of improper payments. That’s what the Government Accounting Office told us. $250 billion – our Inspector Generals missed all that?”

“We need to make sure that we don’t have foxes watching the hen house. So President Trump’s figuring it out. There’s things he can do, and now Congress needs to go behind him and clean up this mess as well.”

“That’s what the President ran on. Let’s make Americans safe. Let’s make them prosperous. We make them prosperous by rolling back regulations, fighting inflation, lowering energy costs, health care is a big driver of inflation. Right now we should come back and talk about it as well. So those will be our priorities.”