Jason Smith

The Supreme Court decision is not going to affect

the revenue that's coming in for the most part, because under federal trade statutes, the president is going to be able to levy his authority to implement virtually the same tariffs that were in place that the Supreme Court threw out.

In regards to the tariffs, I think it's very certain.

There's probably not going to be any refunds.

I don't see a pathway in Congress that there's going to be refunds.

And so you're going to look at over the course of President Trump's administration, he's going to continue to use those tariff revenues to bring down the deficits.

In regards to the tariffs, I think it's very certain.

There's probably not going to be any refunds.

I don't see a pathway in Congress that there's going to be refunds.

And so you're going to look at over the course of President Trump's administration, he's going to continue to use those tariff revenues to bring down the deficit.

You're going to look at over the course of President Trump's administration, he's going to continue to use those tariff revenues to bring down the deficits.

It comes as Congress failed to reach an agreement on the now expired Affordable Care Act tax credits, which is expected to lead to higher health care costs for over 20 million Americans.

Committee Chair Jason Smith says he wants to examine the root causes driving health care prices.

President Trump has proposed redirecting the tax subsidies into health savings accounts.

Unfortunately, what is on the floor today only addresses 7% of the population.

That 7% is part of the Obamacare exchanges that is just littered with so much waste, fraud, and abuse.

And just extending current status quo is unacceptable to the taxpayers.

December 21st, 2026 is what I've been hearing up here as a suggestion, as an opportunity of a continuing resolution.

As we know, we're operating under a year-long resolution from last year.

We're looking at what was appropriated when Biden was president.