House Majority Leader Steve Scalise has confirmed that Republicans plan to introduce a fourth "big, beautiful bill" through the budget reconciliation process, this time aimed at tackling waste, fraud and abuse of federal taxpayer money. The move follows three previous reconciliation bills pushed by the GOP and signals that Republicans intend to keep using the process to advance their fiscal and policy priorities ahead of the midterms.

Speaking to Fox News Digital, Scalise argued that money lost to fraud could otherwise stay in the pockets of ordinary workers, citing the example of a "single waitress" losing tip income while, he claimed, fraudulent payments went to scammers in Minnesota linked to funding terrorist organisations. The article does not yet detail the specific legislative provisions of the new bill, but frames it as a continuation of the GOP's broader "big, beautiful bill" agenda, with Scalise positioning it as a way to return money to taxpayers.