President Donald Trump has set cutting waste and fraud in government as a top priority. Some worry however, that his massive cuts will impact sensitive areas like the environment.

President Donald Trump has set cutting waste and fraud in government as a top priority. Some worry however, that his massive cuts will impact sensitive areas like the environment. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin sat down with Tim Constantine and talked candidly about their goals and his confidence in maintaining clean air and water. Does the public support the new EPA? Tim talks to some local people who don't hold back .

From Washington DC, Tim Constantine explores the newly established Department of Government Efficiency and its mission to cut wasteful spending. In this episode of The Capitol Hill Show, he examines President Trump’s plan to reduce the deficit with Elon Musk leading the charge. For years, every president has promised to eliminate waste, yet government spending has only increased. Now, with Musk at the helm, efforts are underway to identify and cut billions in questionable expenditures, including USAID grants with little oversight, $45 million for diversity training in Burma, and $7 billion in unapproved EPA funds. Senator Joni Ernst joins the show to discuss the challenges of making real cuts in Washington, opposition to these efforts, and whether Musk’s involvement raises concerns. She also addresses fears about Social Security, federal job reductions, and Trump’s push to eliminate the Department of Education. With a federal hiring freeze and discussions of tax rebates from government savings, public support for these reforms is growing. But will they succeed?

Join us on The Capitol Hill Show as Tim Constantine discusses Donald Trump's unprecedented 2024 political comeback. Despite facing immense challenges from the courts, media, and political adversaries, Trump has emerged victorious, becoming the 47th President of the United States. Explore the strategies behind his dominant electoral win, including the insights of Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley, who played a pivotal role in shaping this victory. We dive into the key issues driving Trump's success: the economy, border security, and the shift in voter demographics. This episode also examines Trump's bold Cabinet nominations, featuring figures like Caroline Leavitt, Senator Marco Rubio, and even Elon Musk, and their potential impact on reshaping American governance..

In this episode of The Capitol Hill Show, we revisit the extraordinary 2024 US presidential election, where history repeated itself in unexpected ways. Marked by high-stakes drama and nearly miraculous twists, this election saw Donald Trump’s re-election amid intense media scrutiny, Kamala Harris’s historic bid as the Democratic nominee, and the decisive role of key issues like the economy and immigration. What lies ahead for America in Trump’s new term, and what challenges will he face? Find out on The Capitol Hill Show.

Just days remain until the will of the American people will determine who the 47th President of the United States will be. Will it be former President Donald Trump or will it be current Vice President Kamala Harris? Tim sits down with Congressman from both parties to talk about what issues will sway voters and which party holds the advantage in the closing days.

The American Presidential election is just days away. It is important to note that in the United States the winner is not simply determined by a national popular vote. Because America is a union of states, each of the fifty states gets a proportional voice in the selection of the next President. Many states show a clear preference for one political party, but a handful of states are too close to call. Those states are called battleground states and play an oversized role in the country's choice for President. It appears that the 2024 Presidential election may ultimately be determined by one particular state. In this episode The Capitol Hill Show travels to that state and talks with voters on the ground to determine what is most important to them.