If a consumer complains with a government consumer rights bureau, are the consumer's actions considered a protected right?

I don't quite understand what you mean by a "protected right". In any event, you should seek counsel for at least a consult.

Can I object to an admission that I find insulting and if so, on what grounds?

Being offended and insulted by a question is not a valid ground for not answering a question in discovery. Seek legal counsel, even if just for a...

Can I object to an admission asking me to admit to filing a complaint against the plaintiff with a bureau of the government?

Your premise is not absolute, and when you say "privileged", there are layers of meaning here. You really need to seek legal counsel, even if just...

Can I still use an RFA as evidence if the Court only compelled the opposing party to respond to 2 out of the 10?

I think that you really need to speak to an attorney over such things. It's just too fact specific to give you a solid answer in this forum.

If I receive a RFA as a pro se defendant asking me if someone has helped me with my case, do I have to tell on my spouse?

My view is that you can object all you want, but the standard for relevancy in discovery is very very low: Does it lead to the discovery of...

Do all motion for summary judgments require oral arguments?

No. But the answer is much more nuanced than that, but this forum does not really allow for a more nuanced answer. You really need to speak to an...

Can a company's subsequent violation(s) of a United States CFPB consent order be used against them in a counterclaim?

Don't know enough about your case to answer it competently. No lawyer would know enough to answer it competently without more info. But what you...

Question about admissibility of video evidence

I'm not sure of the particularities of video authentication, but I can say this: Rulings on admissibility are more practical than technical and...

Atty. Roberts is right. But the court is likely to bend over backwards for a pro se such as yourself when it comes to technical terminology.

Can/should I file a motion to strike discovery documents if they are defective or should I wait for summary judgment/trial?

I'm going to add that a question like this demonstrates that you would be well-served if you pay a lawyer for a sit-down and go over your case.