Topic: Ken Buck

Representative Ken Buck of Colorado introduces an amendment to rename the FISA renewal bill to "The Federal Initiative To Spy On Americans Act." Meanwhile, House Democrats led by Nancy Pelosi reject President Trump's proposal for a payroll tax holiday, focusing instead on sick leave and food stamp extensions.

The shift to remote work in Silicon Valley has significantly reduced traffic and increased parking availability in the Bay Area. The conversation returns to Representative Ken Buck’s attempt to highlight government surveillance by renaming the FISA bill the "Federal Initiative To Spy On Americans Act."

Representative Ken Buck defended Candace Owens during a hearing, noting that the committee's memo used biased language to describe her. Owens testified that she frequently receives hate speech from the left and criticized the media for making such attacks acceptable.

Congressman Ken Buck of Colorado discussed his book "Drain the Swamp" on C-SPAN, revealing a system where members must pay "dues" to the party to secure committee assignments. Buck detailed that seats on influential committees can cost between $450,000 and $1.2 million, forcing representatives to spend significant time fundraising from lobbyists. The hosts describe this practice as a "mob setup" and a major scandal in Washington D.C.