Jodey Arrington

"We have more jobs than we have people to fill them because of free market policies, where we put more freedom in the marketplace, less government tax, less government regulation, and now wages are growing faster than they have in over a decade and the fastest growth and the biggest gains are on the lower end of the income spectrum. So workers are benefiting from the tax cuts and deregulation, and all that more mandates and government interventions are going to do is increase unemployment," Arrington said.

District 19 Representative Jodey Arrington on The Chad Hasty Show discussing the recent resolutions by far-left democrats in the House of Representatives to condemn and impeach President Trump, the radical left as a whole, the minimum wage, and the reasoning behind Arrington's recent vote against the 9/11 victims compensation fund reauthorization.

The new Rural and Underserved Committees Health Task Force will focus on delivering health care in rural areas and explore holistic bipartisan policy options.

In a statement Monday, Rep. Jodey Arrington explained his vote against the bipartisan piece of legislation.

"Our number one job is to provide for the common defense, and by allowing more services and benefits to a crew of people who are here illegally, you're just inviting more people to come. It's exactly what they want. I think it's abundantly clear. In fact, they're not even denying that anymore. It's hard to believe. You feel like you went to sleep and woke up in Venezuela," Arrington said.

Four town hall events will take place throughout Congressional District 19 on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Congressmen Jodey Arrington & Mike Conaway will play for the Republicans during Wednesday's game. Arrington is expected to pitch and Conaway play first base. Last year, the Democrats won 21-5.

The four town hall meetings will be held across TX-19 during the first week of July

Congressman Jodey Arrington joins Dave King and Matt Martin to talk about socialism, Trump and tariffs, NAFTA, granting amnesty to illegal immigrants, and more.

The new B-21 Raider will enter into service in the 2020s. An existing B-1 program will also remain at Dyess AFB.