Senator Tim Scott, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, has emphasized the importance of achieving tangible results over adhering to specific procedures in the ongoing budget reconciliation process. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital following a meeting with President Trump and House and Senate GOP leaders, Scott stated that "results are more important than process."

He stressed the need to deliver on key Republican priorities, including border security and tax reform, regardless of how these measures are packaged legislatively. "If that requires us to have border security, tax reform, deportation — whatever we can get into a package or multiple packages — we have to produce results for the people," Scott explained.

The budget reconciliation process offers a potential advantage for Republicans, as it requires a lower threshold to end debate in the Senate, enabling them to bypass the usual 60-vote requirement for overcoming a filibuster. However, this process has limitations regarding the inclusion of "extraneous provisions."

Scott expressed his indifference towards the specific process, stating that he is "agnostic about it." This contrasts with the stance of House Republican leaders, who have advocated for incorporating all legislative priorities into a single measure.

The South Carolina Republican participated in a meeting with President Trump and other GOP leaders on Tuesday. While budget reconciliation was discussed, Scott clarified that the meeting's primary objective was not to reach a consensus on the process. Instead, he described it as an "inaugural meeting" focused on establishing a unified approach to addressing national challenges, emphasizing President Trump's leadership role.

Scott acknowledged that House Republican leaders reiterated their preference for a single comprehensive bill, but he emphasized the Senate's openness to exploring different paths to success, whether through one or two bills. Many Senate Republicans have expressed a general preference for two separate bills, one addressing border security and the other focusing on tax reform.

Regarding the frequency of joint meetings between Republican leaders and the president, Scott expressed hope for regular gatherings. He highlighted the importance of consistent communication and shared understanding within the party, aligning with President Trump's focus on achieving results. While the precise form of the reconciliation bill or bills remains uncertain, Scott indicated the president's desire for swift action.