The Senate Armed Services Committee moved forward a defense authorization

act that would require women to register for the draft.

The move has sparked severe backlash from Republicans in the House.

In this episode we sit down with Congressman Chip Roy to discuss select service for women,

keeping non-citizens from voting and other congressional controversies.

I'm Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

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Joining us to discuss registering women for the draft and the House Republican

response to it is Congressman Chip Roy from Texas.

Congressman, thank you so much for coming on.

So first, how did this female selective service proposal come about?

Well, what you have, first of all, just to lay the context. The House Republicans, we

passed the National Defense Authorization Act. It's a pretty solid conservative bill.

It cuts out a lot of the DEI and critical race theory and all of the offices over the Pentagon

gets rid of the transgender surgery stuff and those kinds of things.

And it's a good bill and it certainly does not go down the road of forcing women, our daughters, if you will,

to register for selective service for the draft.

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