Rep. Moran defends Trump Iran policy, touts AI bills and tax cuts in East Texas interview
In a local interview on KETK NBC, Rep. Nathaniel Moran (R-TX) discussed the ongoing US-Iran conflict that began with strikes in February 2026, arguing President Trump is unwinding it through strength after failed diplomacy while setting back Iran's nuclear program years. He addressed elevated gas prices around $3.56/gallon in Texas, linking them to the conflict but comparing favorably to Biden-era levels, and credited Republican tax cuts and spending restraint for lowering inflation. Moran highlighted his bipartisan AI Kill Switch Act with Rep. Ted Lieu and the AI Incident Reporting Act, plus the newly enacted 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and concerns over data centers. The segment closed with Social Security solvency risks by 2033 and broader congressional bipartisanship.
Source: KETK NBC