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Vinny Chaudhuri is joined by Rob and Tom to discuss the latest in the government shutdown and how to deal with it. They also talk about the impact of the shutdown on families and the impact on the economy.
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Let's go into the 60-minute interview, and we know what's going to happen when we play these clips.
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60 Minutes is the only publication that when you post their clips, they come back to you and say,
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why did you share that clip? What the hell do you want us to do?
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We want to react to videos, and that's what you want to get eyeballs back to you.
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But anyways, they're the most complicated one to deal with. We're going to do it anyways.
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So I have a bunch. I have Mamdani, where he talks about Mamdani being a communist,
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where he calls out James Comey and Letitia James and the Department of Justice indictments.
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Also talking about China and Taiwan and the government shutdown as well.
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Why don't we go with the government shutdown? Because it's right off the bat.
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I think that's the first thing they talked about during the interview. Go ahead.
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Much less expensive for people and give them much better health care.
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And I'd be willing to work with the Democrats on it.
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The problem is they want to give money to prisoners, to drug dealers,
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to all these millions of people that were allowed to come in with an open border from Biden.
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And nobody can do that. Not one Republican would ever do that.
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My understanding is, if those health care subsidies are not extended,
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premiums will double for many of the people that are on it.
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Three quarters of these people will see their health care premiums double.
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Live in states where you won in the last election.
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I mean, even here in Florida has the highest number of residents on Obamacare in the country.
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You have helped end these government shutdowns in the past when they came about.
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You brought members of Congress to the White House.
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I'm not going to do it by being extorted by the Democrats who have lost their way.
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So then what happens on November 15th when the troops don't get a paycheck?
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Schumer is a basket case, and he has nothing to lose.
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Sounds like it's not going to get solved, the shutdown.
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Now, when you're hearing that, everything you're hearing right now, it's Republicans' fault.
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Tom, when you hear that, do you have the clip of Fetterman, Rob?
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When Fetterman's talking about, you know, Democrats, just own up already.
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Come up and say, like, the last time, remember when they were shutting down?
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Do you remember when he's sitting in the office with...
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Yeah, I was talking with Schumer in the Oval Office.
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But watch what Fetterman says here with his beautiful three-piece suit.
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What are you hearing back home about SNAP expiring on Saturday?
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My wife, Giselle, she develops the free store in our community, and it distributes food three times a week.
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And now I will encounter people that have no SNAP benefits starting on Saturday, and I don't have an explanation for them.
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It's an absolute failure what occurred here for the last month, and now things are really going to land.
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And imagine being a parent with a couple kids and how you're going to fill their refrigerator and pack their lunches and get on with their lives when the things that they've depended on now is gone because we can't even agree to just open things up.
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For a Democrat, you know, we're not allowed to just open this up.
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I mean, then our party has bigger problems than I thought we might have already.
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And you have our workers here borrowed over a third of a billion dollars to pay their own bills.
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And like I said, to all of the viewers, I'm apologizing that we can't even get our shit together and just open up our government.
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Schumer said this gets better politically every day for Democrats.
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This is not some shitty game show about who's winning or whatever.
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It's just like we have to be better than this and just open this up.
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And I do talk to any number of Republicans who they agree that we have this conversation about extending.
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You know, a poll was sent this morning in text.
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Tom, I'm going to come to you right after this.
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If you can pull up this poll, Rob, that was tweeted, you know which one I'm talking about.
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First on the top one and then we'll go on the bottom, which is more important.
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Percentage of all journalists in a marketplace.
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They've stayed the same number as they were in 1974.
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3% in independents from 32.5 to 51.7 and then you have other, right?
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But the Republican and journalists, like, those two don't go hand in hand.
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If you look at the bottom chart, this is the main one.
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Who trusts the mainstream media from 72 to 2022?
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Democrats trust the mainstream media about the same as they did back in 1970.
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And independents have given up on the mainstream, trusting the mainstream media as well.
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So the main people that are keeping mainstream media believing that, no, the government shutdown is on the Republicans and all this other stuff.
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The Democrats are convincing the Americans that they're in charge right now, that they're right about the shutdown.
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Tom, your thoughts about 60 Minutes and some of these other things with the shutdown here.
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All these people, their premiums are going to go up.
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I did a massive case study on this with Obamacare.
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But the numbers scream that after three years on Obamacare, he greenlit all of the insurance companies to start raising premiums.
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That was the deal that Obama made with the health insurance industry lobby.
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So Trump is right about he will not be extorted.
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And to get some things done during the shutdown and coming out of it, Trump is correct.
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He says, and I'll even go to the nuclear option.
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And by the way, you can't blame the Dems are trying to blame the Republicans.
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But ladies and gentlemen, remember the number 60.
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The Republicans could all say, let's end the shutdown tomorrow.
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Because you got the independents, Lisa Murkowski, a Maine independent and Alaska independent that are kind of wild cards.
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I'm going to sit there and say to my people, I don't have an answer for you.
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Fetterman is a modern – what I love about Fetterman is he's sort of a modern guy mansion stepping up into it.
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Now, 60 Minutes, I find it to be hysterical what they did.
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And by the way, folks, if you're part of it, you're there, and you want to send us a note, those clips were run exactly from 60 Minutes.
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And we give full credit to CBS and 60 Minutes for it.
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Look at all the stuff that they didn't air on TV, and they slid it over to YouTube later.
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That's exactly the chart you've put up there, Pat, about why don't independents trust the media?
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Because 60 Minutes wouldn't even run the thing.
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And I think what's interesting is across the aisle, people like Fetterman are there willing to play.
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But the mainstream, the establishment, and Schumer, this gets better politically every day.
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I wish he would say this gets better for the public every day.
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I wish that was the first thing on Chuck Schumer's mind.
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Instead, I think this gets better politically every day.
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Oh, I think, first of all, the art of the deal, if they thought for two seconds with everything that he's doing, with all his negotiating skills, Brandon, he was going to stop.
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At the end of the day, Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, and the left, they are playing politics.
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And it's going to mess with all these people, all you people that we always question.
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We know how they keep saying, Donald Trump's starving the children.
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And it's pretty crazy that out of all the Democrats, John Fetterman, and I feel so bad that he went through a freaking stroke.
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He's the most sensible-sounding Democrat of the lot of them.
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And if you guys think about it, Pat, 70% of them, I've been wondering, I texted you guys in the group today, no wonder why they have Trump derangement syndrome.
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70% of them still believe mainstream media, and now, there you go.
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That's the reason these people are losing their minds.
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You still believe the CNN, the MSNBC, which is changing to MSNOW.
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Guys, they're using this as a ploy, just like Newsom is playing this, blame Trump, everything Trump, everything Trump.
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Trump, turn around and look at your own party, and when you're hungry and you have no food, and the 15th, the military's not going to get paid.
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So the Democrats are saying that these people are going to starve, and they're making a whole ruckus about it, but they're the ones that are holding it up.
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So I think the happiest people about this are the Democrats.
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They wanted something like this to come along where they could dangle us out there and tell a sad story and blame Trump for it.
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And, you know, the people are actually believing that's Trump's fault, not their fault.
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But they're trying to hold on to something that was supposed to be a temporary thing.
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But what they're trying to keep in place was part of the Inflation Reduction Act, that add-on to the Obamacare.
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So that wasn't something they're supposed to have in the long term.
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And I think we're asking the wrong question, too.
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We're saying, how do we make sure these people have enough money to buy food?
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I think the question should be, why don't these people have enough money to buy food, to afford food, as it is?
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That means that food isn't being made in the most efficient way, that the food industry has a fundamental problem.
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If 40 million people can't afford to buy food, then that's a systematic problem with the country, not a problem with getting money to people.
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It's not one-sided, or they need to go get a job.
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If I know that I don't have to work, I can sit on my couch and keep having nine babies, and you're going to pay for it?
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Those are the only sizes that are left for black and brown.
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because I was under the impression that it was already up, Rob.
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