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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 25 MIN

#32 - New to Capitol Hill, Not to the Fight for Our Country

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RSC Messaging Task Force Chairman Mark Alford (MO-04) sits down with the Republican Study Committee's newest member, Congressman Matt Van Epps (TN-07), on this episode of Right to the Point to introduce the freshman who is anything but new to the fight for our country.The two break down Van Epps' road to Congress, from West Point and eight combat deployments as an Army Special Operations pilot, to winning a nationally watched special election. Van Epps details why his background makes him uniquely positioned to take on the threats facing America, from criminal illegal aliens to the final frontier.The duo also lay out the conservative priorities Van Epps is hitting the ground running on, including returning to regular order on appropriations, cutting spending, and keeping Republicans in the majority come the midterms.Find us on all social media platforms @RepublicanStudy.

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RSC Messaging Task Force Chairman Mark Alford (MO-04) sits down with the Republican Study Committee's newest member, Congressman Matt Van Epps (TN-07), on this episode of Right to the Point to introduce the freshman who is anything but new to the fight for our country. The two break down Van Epps' road to Congress, from West Point and eight combat deployments as an Army Special Operations pilot, to winning a nationally watched special election. Van Epps details why his background makes him un...

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