house is republican brandon gill of texas. in college he ran the student newspaper known as the dartmouth review and he has also worked as an investment banker and is founder of the media outlet known as d.c. inquirer. he talks about his career and his early years in texas. than 60 new members of the u.s. thousands republican brendan gill of texas. in college she ran a student newspaper known as the dartmouth review. he's also worked as an investment banker and is founder of the media outlet known as d.c. inquiry. he talks about his career in early years in texas. quickset grew up on the thousand acre cattle ranch. we used angus and bring just beef cows. i was getting paid six dollars an hour in kindergarten when i was working on the ranch and i was helping my dad do whatever he needed to do on the ranch. you learn the value of a dollar and you learn how to work hard and long. >> you went to dartmouth and did the dartmouth review. what got you interested in that experience? >> i wanted to get involved in the conservative commu

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eastern, our interviews include texas republican congressman brandon gill who grew up on a cattle ranch, worked as an investment banker and founded the d.c. inquirer. >> i grew up on a thousand acre cattle ranch in west texas outside of abilene, we raised angus and brangus beef cows. and since i can remember working cows, building fences, driving tractors and backhoes and do everything on a thousand acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> saturday watch american history tv's 10-week series first 100 days. we'll explore the early months of presidential administrations with historians, authors and through the c-span archives. we learn with accomplishments and setbacks and how events impacted presidential terms and the nation up to the present day. saturday, the first 100 days of franklin roosevelt's presidency at the height of the great depression, president roosevelt defeated herbert, and they herbert humphrey. it was frank delano roosevelt who coined the phrase 100 days. watch the first 100 days at 7 p.m. eastern on american histor

tonight, our interviews include texas republican congressman brandon gill. i grew up in west texas outside of abilene. we raised angus and brangus beef cows. then ever since i can remember working cows, building fences, driving tractors and back hoes, doing everything you would expect to do on a thousand-acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress all this week starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> maryland governor wes moore gave his 2025 state of the state address to a joint session of the legislature in annapolis, within which he addressed the rebuilding of the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore that was hit by a cargo ship a year ago. this is about 50 minutes. >> members of the general assembly, constitutional officers, distinguished colleague, representing local and state and also federal government, first lady, and my fellow -- [applause] and all of my fellow marylanders. i want to start by saying that we continue to pray for the families and also for the victims of the aerial collision that took place one week ago today. ove

tonight, our interviews include texas republican congressman brandon gill. i grew up in west texas outside of abilene. we raised angus and brangus beef cows. then ever since i can remember working cows, building fences, driving tractors and back hoes, doing everything you would expect to do on a thousand-acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress all this week starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> maryland governor wes moore gave his 2025 state of the state address to a joint session of the legislature in annapolis, within which he addressed the rebuilding of the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore that was hit by a cargo ship a year ago. this is about 50 minutes. >> members of the general assembly, constitutional officers, distinguished colleague, representing local and state and also federal

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joining us now for more is texas republican congressman brandon gill. he serves on the house oversight doge subcommittee. congressman, welcome to the show. i believe this is the first time we've had you on. thanks for coming. so i just want to start off with. >> thanks for having me. >> what is your current understanding of what specifically elon musk is actually doing within the federal government right now with his tech staffers in the name of doge? >> well, the. >> american people delivered. >> president trump. >> a very. clear mandate to root out. >> waste. >> fraud and abuse in the federal government. and, you know, let me tell you, we have been talking about bringing elon musk in for months and months and months now. i think my colleagues on the other side of the aisle like to act as if this is something novel, as if this is something that's unexpected. this is part of the trump mandate. getting rid of wasteful spending. i think that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle seem not to be upset about our tax dollars going to idiotic projects,

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eastern, our interviews include texas republican congressman brandon gill who grew up on a cattle ranch. inquirer. >> i grew up on a thousand acre cattle ranch outside of abilene. we raised angus beef cows and ever since i can remember working cows, building fences, driving tractors and backhoes everything you would expect to do on a thousand acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> looking to contact your members of congress? well, c-span is making it easy for you with our 2025 congressional directory, get essential contact information for government officials all in one place, this compact spiral bound guide contains bio and contact information for every member of the senate and congress. the president's cabinet, federal agencies and state governors. the congressional directory costs $32.95 plus shipping and handling and every purchase helps support c-span's nonprofit operations. scan the code on the right or go to c-spanshop.org to pre-order your copy today. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television compa

eastern , our interviews include texas republican congressman brandon gill who grow up on a cattle ranchked as an investment banker founded the d.c. inquirer. >> i grew up on a 1000-acre cattle ranch in west texas. we raised beef cows. so then ever since i can remember, working cows, driving tractors and backhoes, doing everything you would expect to do on a 1000-acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress all this week starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> saturdays. watch american history tv first 100 days. the early month of presidential administration. with historians, authors and through the c-span archives. we learn about accomplishments and setbacks and how they affect our presidential term in our nation up to the present day. saturday. the first 100 days of franklin roosevelt's presidency at the height of the great depression. president roosevelt defeated president herbert hoover in a landslide the he said the only thing that we have to fear is fear itself. early in his term the president called for a special session of congress to tackle the economic crisis.

has reinstated the remain in mexico policy and i'm proud to co-sponsor a bill by representative brandon gill to make this policy permanent so that future radical administrations cannot undo our progress. we also passed the laken riley act and the violence against women by illegal aliens act. these bills ensure that anyone in this country illegally who commits a crime, when it be a theft or sexual assault, will have an i.c.e. detainer placed on them immediately. the house of representatives just passed the halt act, permanently criminalizing fentanyl. in 2023, 70% of the 107,000 overdose deaths in the u.s. involved a synthetic opioid such as fentanyl. every single life lost is more than a statistic. families should not have to feel this heartbreak and this legislation will prevent future lives from being lost to this deadly drug. this is just the beginning. we will not rest until our border is secure again and americans feel safe in their communities again. my pledge to the people of wisconsin's eighth congressional district and to citizens all across the united states is that house republica

brandon of texas, representative of virginia, congressman tim moore of north carolina, representative loose of california and resident commissioner of puerto rico. >> one of more than 60 new members of the u.s. thousands republican brendan gill of texas. in college she ran a student newspaper known as the dartmouth review. he's also worked as an investment banker and is founder of the media outlet known as d.c. inquiry. he talks about his career in early years in texas. quickset grew up on the thousand acre cattle ranch. we used angus and bring just beef cows. you learn the value of a dollar and learn how to work hard work hard. >> look got you interested in that experience and what that was like for you? >> i wanted to get involved in the conservative community at dartmouth in the christian community. dartmouth is about as secular and liberal college you could be. i love dear old dartmouth but we don't agree on everything. i worked in finance for several years as an investment banker, than as an equity analyst at a hedge fund. i got to see a little bit of what the real world was like, how the global financial system works, the plumbing of the global economy. it provided a really strong foundation not only for what i'm doing

house is republican brandon gill of texas. in college, he ran the student newspaper known as "the dartmouth review." he has also worked as a investment banker and is founder of the media outlet known as d.c. inquirer. he talks about his career in early years in texas. >> i grew up on a 1000 acre cattle ranch outside of abilene. we raised angus beef cows. ever since i can remember, working cows, building fences, driving tractors and tobaccos, doing everything you would expect to do on a 1000 acre cattle ranch. i can't remember a time in my life when i didn't have a job growing up. grew up in a very different environment, very unique environment in rural west texas, but it is god's country out there. >> what did those experiences teach you? >> you learned the value of the dollar immediately. like i said, i was getting paid six dollars an hour in kindergarten whenever i was working on the ranch, and i was helping my dad do whatever he needed to do on the ranch. you learn the value of a dollar. you learn to work hard and work long