ICYMI: Republican Study Committee's New Media Row Reaches Tens of Millions of Americans

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In Case You Missed It (ICYMI): The Republican Study Committee (RSC) hosted Congress's first-ever New Media Row on Capitol Hill, with interviews reaching tens of millions of people across the country and giving RSC members unprecedented access to new audiences who are shaping the national conversation.

Over 30 creators, influencers, and some of the biggest conservative personalities were in attendance to interview RSC members about the major victories secured this Congress, including Nick Sortor, Benny Johnson, Tim Young, Mercedes Schlapp, ZeroHedge, Shaneyy Rich, Bannon's War Room, The Daily Wire, Jackson Gosnell, Debra Lea, TownHall, and many more.

RSC Messaging Task Force Chair Rep. Mark Alford: "This is Mark Alford LIVE from the Republican Study Committee's New Media Row. This is a historic event. This is the first-ever new media row and it is packed in there.”

Rep. Brad Knott: “We have a packed room–” 

Rep. Brian Babin: “It is packed. There's a ton of people here. There's a lot of excitement.”

Rep. Nathaniel Moran: “It's a packed house today.”

Rep. Marlin Stutzman: “It's great to talk to a lot of new media folks…”

Rep. Brad Knott: “About the many accomplishments that we've already done in just 220 days in this new Congress."

RSC Messaging Task Force Chair Rep. Mark Alford: “Taking the message straight to you through the new media.”

Rep. Randy Fine: “to get our message directly to voters.”

RSC Messaging Task Force Chair Rep. Mark Alford: “We're talking about the big conservative wins through the Republican Study Committee, including the one big, beautiful Bill…”

Rep. Brad Knott: “We've secured the border, we've prevented higher taxes.”

Rep. Randy Weber: “We're going to be big, big, big on energy.”

RSC. Vice-Chair Ben Cline: “No tax on tips, no tax on overtime, the senior deduction, the state tax reforms to help family farmers.”

Rep. Brian Babin: “Promises made by President Trump, the Republican House and the Republican Senate, promises kept, folks.”

RSC Vice-Chair Ben Cline: “When the House passed the bill, it was in large part because of the great work that the Republican Study Committee did.”

Rep. Burgess Owens: “We're so excited about where we are as a conference, we've come together to make some good things happen. Just get ready. We're only six months in, and we're focused on We the People.”

Rep. Randy Weber: “Energy, energy, energy!”

Rep. Brian Babin: “This is going to be the very first of many we hope to have in the future.”

Rep. John McGuire: “It's a great event. We've done a lot of interviews.”

RSC Messaging Task Force Chair Rep. Mark Alford: “And folks, we're just getting started.”