Verdict with Ted Cruz - BONUS： Daily Review with Clay and Buck

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00:00:04.640 Vice President J.D. Vance is now lifting the veil

00:00:07.720 on the mindset of Republican lawmakers

00:00:09.740 who are stuck sitting there in the House chamber

00:00:12.060 listening to Hakeem Jeffries talk

00:00:14.400 before they are allowed to vote.

00:00:16.180 Vance posted this.

00:00:17.420 GOP congressman just texted me.

00:00:19.300 I was undecided on the bill,

00:00:20.940 but then I watched Hakeem Jeffries' performance

00:00:22.900 and now I am a firm yes.

00:00:24.980 Yeah, well, that probably didn't go quite as planned

00:00:30.860 and it's still not really going quite as planned.

00:00:34.100 Fox's Peter Doosy on the state of affairs

00:00:36.900 as I've got to hand it to Hakeem.

00:00:42.320 You know, I could stand up there for over seven hours

00:00:45.380 at this point and, you know, throw my arms

00:00:47.880 and rant and rave a little bit and I'd do all that.

00:00:52.120 The real challenge, the real skill

00:00:54.160 in this type of situation comes in

00:00:56.220 with the bathroom situation.

00:00:59.780 That is the real challenge.

00:01:02.180 You know, there's no way that I'm seven hours,

00:01:04.960 I'm throwing my arms and I'm shouting

00:01:07.620 and doing the ranting and raving

00:01:09.200 without needing a pit stop or two, maybe three.

00:01:13.460 And so that is the real scheme,

00:01:15.240 the real skill of Hakeem Jeffries here

00:01:17.680 as he is continuing to use his magic minute

00:01:22.180 to hold up the final vote on President Trump's

00:01:26.320 one big, beautiful bill act.

00:01:29.020 Or at least it's kind of like the legislative version

00:01:31.640 of print because it's the act that was formerly known

00:01:35.580 as the one big, beautiful bill act.

00:01:37.960 You have good old Chuck Schumer to thank for that maneuver.

00:01:42.380 This is obviously not Clay Urbuck.

00:01:46.180 Brian Mudd, it's a pleasure to be here with you.

00:01:49.260 I am broadcasting from my home station, WJNO,

00:01:52.600 in West Palm Beach.

00:01:53.940 It is always a pleasure to be here with you.

00:01:56.160 And we have maybe a celebration that'll be on our hands

00:02:00.380 before the end of the show today

00:02:02.740 as we take a look at what's going on right now in the House.

00:02:06.360 Yeah, I do wonder.

00:02:07.800 The one thing that has gotten me with Hakeem Jeffries

00:02:10.200 and his House version of a filibuster,

00:02:15.360 did he take a cue from Sparty?

00:02:18.020 You know, you take a look.

00:02:20.880 Sparty was able to go 25 hours,

00:02:24.200 if you remember, earlier this year in the Senate.

00:02:28.460 Yeah, Cory Booker.

00:02:29.080 And what we learned from him,

00:02:31.400 and speaking of the bathroom situation as well,

00:02:33.120 I'm not sold on the idea that he didn't, like,

00:02:36.020 walk into the chamber, you know, some Depends handy.

00:02:39.400 But nevertheless, the one thing that we did end up

00:02:41.680 learning from Cory Booker was that he fasted in advance

00:02:44.960 and then only did two glasses of water during the thing.

00:02:48.100 So did Hakeem Jeffries take a cue from Sparty?

00:02:52.680 Is he going to try to extend his magic minute, I don't know,

00:02:56.260 into Independence Day to try to hold it?

00:03:00.000 There was a lot of gamesmanship with this.

00:03:02.020 The first thing to know, like in this deal,

00:03:04.000 around 4 o'clock this morning,

00:03:05.340 we were given a heads up that he's got a speech

00:03:09.260 that's about 45 minutes, maybe an hour.

00:03:11.460 And coming out of that,

00:03:12.580 you had House Speaker Mike Johnson who said,

00:03:15.340 yeah, you know what, by 8.30 this morning,

00:03:17.080 we think we're going to have a vote.

00:03:18.300 We think we are going to pass the one big,

00:03:21.800 beautiful bill act over to President Trump's desk.

00:03:26.260 So we will be on the act formerly known as the BBB.

00:03:31.020 Watch all throughout the course of the show

00:03:32.980 as we are monitoring Hakeem Jeffries in his magic minute.

00:03:36.660 By the way, the rule on the magic minute in the House,

00:03:40.580 Hakeem can't leave.

00:03:41.980 It's not like he can say, time out.

00:03:43.980 I'm going to go take that pit stop.

00:03:45.260 Now, the moment that he's done, he leaves that podium.

00:03:49.680 He's out.

00:03:50.480 It's over.

00:03:51.220 And Mike Johnson can call for the vote.

00:03:53.460 So he does have to stand there and talk

00:03:56.400 until he evidently can't anymore,

00:03:59.900 whatever his end game here is planned.

00:04:02.740 So as we are diving into a Independence Day weekend

00:04:06.920 with what looks like maybe President Trump's entire agenda

00:04:13.060 to celebrate on Independence Day this year,

00:04:15.480 I couldn't help but to think of Liberation Day

00:04:19.380 meeting Independence Day.

00:04:23.360 And so I'll explain.

00:04:24.880 You know, technically, Liberation Day.

00:04:27.840 Liberation Day.

00:04:28.620 Remember that?

00:04:29.620 April 2nd.

00:04:30.360 That was April 2nd.

00:04:32.140 It was widely misunderstood at the time.

00:04:35.020 Led to a real short-term freakout.

00:04:38.800 A lot of people are not feeling so liberated,

00:04:40.960 feeling a little tight in the chest,

00:04:42.860 a little nervous when I'm taking a look at the stock market,

00:04:44.640 that kind of thing.

00:04:47.920 Created a historically great buying opportunity

00:04:50.520 in the financial markets.

00:04:52.980 So that's what Liberation Day was,

00:04:55.160 the whole tariff thing,

00:04:56.520 where you had all the economists that are always wrong

00:04:59.700 say, oh my gosh, this guy is falling.

00:05:01.420 And then people that are smart going,

00:05:03.700 hold on, Donald Trump is President of the United States.

00:05:06.680 This is going to be great.

00:05:08.040 Bye.

00:05:09.320 And so there was that.

00:05:10.320 But anyway, so you had Liberation Day.

00:05:12.600 Now you've got Independence Day tomorrow.

00:05:15.900 And generally understood, right?

00:05:17.900 We get Independence Day.

00:05:19.320 Also probably underappreciated.

00:05:21.980 Certainly in places like, I don't know, New York City.

00:05:25.700 But anyway, you know,

00:05:26.920 in thinking about Independence Day this year,

00:05:30.020 liberation also came to mind because I thought back.

00:05:32.520 I'm like,

00:05:32.800 I kind of remember where I was personally a year ago today.

00:05:38.800 And so what I actually did in advance of today's show is

00:05:43.600 I went back to a year ago and I'm like,

00:05:45.560 what was I talking about?

00:05:49.640 And in my top stories a year ago,

00:05:53.240 my message was that Independence Day is 125 days away

00:06:00.040 and sanity would be restored in 201 days.

00:06:04.900 Because we were at a point where I was like literally counting down the days

00:06:07.940 until Election Day and Inauguration Day

00:06:10.320 when Dementia Joe would finally go.

00:06:13.460 And among the headlines,

00:06:15.960 among the headlines nationally,

00:06:18.700 a year ago today,

00:06:21.600 you had Dementia Joe pledging that he was going to stay in the presidential race

00:06:25.240 after the botched debate.

00:06:28.080 We had a story that he had just given billions more to Ukraine

00:06:31.060 because, I mean, you know, why not, right?

00:06:33.440 I'm sure Zelensky asked nicely.

00:06:36.360 Also,

00:06:37.340 the New York judge

00:06:39.200 in the stormy

00:06:41.180 freaking Daniels Hush Money case

00:06:43.660 announced that

00:06:45.740 he had delayed the Trump sentencing.

00:06:49.520 That's where we were

00:06:50.800 a year ago today.

00:06:51.980 Those were the big stories.

00:06:54.780 Oh,

00:06:55.540 and an average of nearly 10,000

00:06:57.720 illegal immigrants

00:06:58.640 still pouring into the country per day.

00:07:00.900 And that's fun.

00:07:03.400 So

00:07:03.960 that right now,

00:07:06.600 what we're talking about,

00:07:07.900 one of our biggest concerns

00:07:09.120 is simply the timing

00:07:10.820 of this final vote

00:07:12.840 in what looks like

00:07:14.900 a very likely outcome

00:07:16.700 for President Trump

00:07:17.960 being able to sign

00:07:19.240 his agenda

00:07:20.100 into law

00:07:20.940 on

00:07:21.580 Independence Day.

00:07:23.080 And also,

00:07:23.620 you know,

00:07:23.780 kind of like calculating

00:07:24.620 how much is my

00:07:25.800 tax savings going to be?

00:07:26.960 What is my tax cut

00:07:28.000 going to look like?

00:07:29.060 Which, by the way,

00:07:29.820 coming up in the second hour,

00:07:30.900 I'm going to get into that.

00:07:31.760 If you want to know

00:07:32.380 what does

00:07:34.100 the BBB mean to you,

00:07:35.920 I'm going to

00:07:36.800 give it to you

00:07:37.700 very specifically

00:07:38.640 because there is

00:07:39.520 so much more money

00:07:40.680 on the line here

00:07:41.280 than I think

00:07:41.920 even some of the

00:07:43.260 more credible

00:07:43.780 sources that have

00:07:45.100 reported this

00:07:45.680 have brought to you.

00:07:46.520 So we're going to

00:07:46.860 break it all down.

00:07:47.880 You're going to know

00:07:48.480 exactly what this means

00:07:49.820 to you and your family.

00:07:53.200 When you take a look

00:07:54.400 at how much better

00:07:55.200 of a place we're in,

00:07:57.020 get more specific

00:07:57.860 here with some of these things.

00:07:59.500 So you,

00:07:59.900 we had an incredible

00:08:02.240 jobs report this morning

00:08:03.560 that came in

00:08:04.340 well better than expected.

00:08:05.860 Unemployment rate

00:08:06.560 dropped yet again.

00:08:08.540 The inflation rate,

00:08:09.680 the inflation rate

00:08:11.580 at 2.4% right now,

00:08:13.780 you know,

00:08:14.060 it's the lowest

00:08:14.780 that it's been

00:08:15.960 since Trump was

00:08:16.740 one month removed

00:08:18.500 from previously

00:08:19.140 having been president

00:08:19.960 of the United States.

00:08:21.400 Last time,

00:08:22.260 we had inflation

00:08:22.940 as low as it is right now,

00:08:24.840 one month

00:08:26.020 after he was last president.

00:08:29.100 And by the time

00:08:30.100 you factor in

00:08:30.920 wage growth,

00:08:32.900 all right,

00:08:33.100 so how much more

00:08:33.900 is the average household

00:08:34.680 bringing in now?

00:08:35.540 The answer is

00:08:36.660 4.3%.

00:08:38.160 Okay,

00:08:39.160 so most recently

00:08:40.520 the average American family

00:08:42.740 finally getting ahead again.

00:08:44.840 We're doing about

00:08:45.620 nearly 2% better.

00:08:47.840 You know,

00:08:48.020 so you get done

00:08:48.460 paying your bills

00:08:49.000 at the end of the month,

00:08:49.700 what's left over?

00:08:50.780 You got about 2%

00:08:51.740 more than you had before.

00:08:54.160 That is the best

00:08:55.440 quality of life improvement

00:08:56.860 that we've seen

00:08:57.800 since Trump's

00:08:59.860 previous presidency,

00:09:02.440 since his first administration.

00:09:04.180 You take a look

00:09:04.660 a year ago today,

00:09:05.960 S&P 500,

00:09:06.960 13% higher.

00:09:07.820 401k balances

00:09:09.980 saving rates.

00:09:11.940 They've hit record highs.

00:09:14.720 And as you hit the road

00:09:16.020 for independent state,

00:09:16.880 gas prices

00:09:17.440 40 cents per gallon

00:09:19.040 and lower

00:09:19.560 than a year ago today.

00:09:22.460 You have

00:09:23.140 $190 billion

00:09:24.560 in government waste

00:09:26.020 that's been doged.

00:09:27.340 By the way,

00:09:28.660 I mean,

00:09:29.220 like,

00:09:29.560 doge really has

00:09:30.300 stopped doging

00:09:30.900 since Elon

00:09:32.300 Gonzo,

00:09:33.940 but still

00:09:35.040 ended up saving

00:09:35.820 $1,180

00:09:37.480 per federal taxpayer.

00:09:39.640 Not peanuts.

00:09:41.520 On immigration,

00:09:43.500 the Lincoln-Riley Act,

00:09:44.600 now law,

00:09:45.320 attempted border crossings

00:09:46.340 down 93%,

00:09:47.600 access into the United States

00:09:49.980 down by 99%.

00:09:52.140 the CBP-1

00:09:54.800 home app

00:09:55.600 that was

00:09:57.340 used by the Biden

00:09:58.400 administration

00:09:58.840 to fly nearly

00:09:59.560 a million illegal

00:10:00.680 immigrants into

00:10:01.440 this country.

00:10:02.500 Yeah,

00:10:02.940 not so much

00:10:03.520 anymore,

00:10:03.740 right?

00:10:04.780 The same app

00:10:05.320 being used to say

00:10:06.500 see ya

00:10:07.140 to fly

00:10:08.260 illegal immigrants

00:10:09.860 out of this country.

00:10:11.660 On that note,

00:10:12.380 ISIS daily detentions

00:10:13.680 of 53%

00:10:15.520 over a year ago.

00:10:17.560 Oh,

00:10:17.740 and by the way,

00:10:18.500 surprise,

00:10:18.920 surprise.

00:10:20.660 Because as

00:10:21.860 detentions rise,

00:10:23.000 guess what's falling?

00:10:24.280 Oh,

00:10:24.440 look at that.

00:10:26.260 Less crime,

00:10:27.020 a lot less crime.

00:10:27.840 In fact,

00:10:28.560 did you know

00:10:29.200 homicides

00:10:30.600 down by 21%

00:10:33.160 so far this year?

00:10:34.460 Robberies are too.

00:10:36.340 Property crime,

00:10:37.880 16% lower.

00:10:39.680 Violent crime,

00:10:40.700 in general,

00:10:41.720 down by 11% too.

00:10:44.160 And the biggest impact,

00:10:45.280 a lot of times,

00:10:45.900 the biggest cities

00:10:46.620 with the biggest

00:10:47.180 illegal immigrant

00:10:47.740 population problems

00:10:48.720 like Denver

00:10:49.220 and Aurora.

00:10:51.520 So it's of

00:10:52.620 absolutely no surprise

00:10:54.460 in part because

00:10:56.380 one of the things

00:10:57.060 I've been tracking

00:10:57.720 about a year ago

00:10:59.100 in like,

00:11:00.580 what are we doing?

00:11:01.920 Like the definition

00:11:02.540 of insanity territory,

00:11:04.000 who in their right mind

00:11:05.200 would do this

00:11:05.920 to a country?

00:11:08.280 By this time last year,

00:11:09.700 24%

00:11:12.000 of all drug

00:11:12.580 trafficking done

00:11:13.320 in the United States

00:11:14.380 have been done

00:11:15.740 by illegal immigrants.

00:11:18.420 24%.

00:11:18.940 You wanted to get rid

00:11:20.400 of just

00:11:20.880 almost a quarter

00:11:22.240 of all drug trafficking?

00:11:23.520 Get rid of the

00:11:24.080 illegal immigrants.

00:11:27.160 25%

00:11:28.120 of all property crimes.

00:11:30.880 Illegal immigrants.

00:11:31.960 You want to get rid

00:11:32.640 of a quarter

00:11:33.300 of all property crime

00:11:34.440 in this country?

00:11:34.920 Just get the people

00:11:36.720 who are not legally

00:11:38.760 here in the first place

00:11:39.460 the heck out.

00:11:42.520 28%

00:11:43.320 of all fraud.

00:11:46.360 Yeah.

00:11:47.620 Non-citizens.

00:11:49.160 Non-citizens.

00:11:50.860 And you know

00:11:51.520 the lie.

00:11:52.540 I remember hearing

00:11:53.220 this even somewhat

00:11:53.800 recently on

00:11:54.480 by one of the idiots

00:11:55.380 on The View.

00:11:56.900 Well,

00:11:58.460 you know,

00:11:58.760 they are less likely

00:12:00.480 to commit crime

00:12:01.200 than you.

00:12:01.780 That is such a lie.

00:12:02.980 I mean,

00:12:03.240 it might have actually

00:12:03.880 been true

00:12:04.320 like 30 years ago

00:12:05.560 when you had a Mexican

00:12:07.460 who came over

00:12:08.080 to pick some oranges.

00:12:09.100 No.

00:12:10.060 Not in a very long time.

00:12:13.100 The non-citizen crime rate

00:12:15.680 by a year ago

00:12:16.840 at this point,

00:12:18.140 how much more likely

00:12:19.600 do you think

00:12:21.480 a non-citizen

00:12:22.200 had become

00:12:22.800 to commit a crime

00:12:23.560 than you?

00:12:25.500 Like,

00:12:25.820 well,

00:12:26.200 I don't know.

00:12:26.860 I mean,

00:12:28.540 kind of a shaky person.

00:12:30.860 You could be

00:12:31.420 a shaky person

00:12:32.500 and your average

00:12:34.620 non-citizen

00:12:35.240 was still going

00:12:35.680 to blow you away.

00:12:37.180 They had become

00:12:37.900 nine times

00:12:40.080 more likely

00:12:41.200 to commit a crime

00:12:42.140 than the average

00:12:42.720 legal citizen.

00:12:43.520 Again,

00:12:43.840 not necessarily

00:12:44.620 the biggest surprise

00:12:45.480 when,

00:12:46.040 you know,

00:12:46.520 the first action

00:12:47.420 by said individual

00:12:48.480 is to,

00:12:49.460 you know,

00:12:50.180 kind of say,

00:12:50.760 yeah,

00:12:52.460 I'm going to ignore

00:12:53.580 federal law.

00:12:54.560 So,

00:12:54.960 yeah,

00:12:55.160 not necessarily

00:12:56.100 surprised that

00:12:56.940 once their first action

00:12:58.400 is to break the law

00:12:59.220 that then suddenly

00:12:59.980 they don't go,

00:13:00.720 but now,

00:13:02.100 straight and even,

00:13:03.000 I just want to abide

00:13:04.040 by all the laws

00:13:04.620 of this country.

00:13:05.100 I really care about it.

00:13:08.080 So,

00:13:08.600 yeah,

00:13:09.000 that's how bad

00:13:09.640 it had become.

00:13:10.340 Your average

00:13:10.800 non-citizen

00:13:11.520 in this country,

00:13:12.820 914%

00:13:14.520 more likely

00:13:15.360 to commit crimes

00:13:16.940 than the average

00:13:17.940 legal citizen.

00:13:20.160 And,

00:13:20.380 in fact,

00:13:20.700 if you take a look

00:13:21.580 during the whole

00:13:22.520 four-year window

00:13:23.560 of the Biden administration,

00:13:24.800 total crimes

00:13:25.540 committed by non-citizens

00:13:26.740 rose

00:13:28.040 by 626%.

00:13:30.660 I mean,

00:13:31.100 they're just

00:13:31.500 mind-blowing numbers,

00:13:32.420 but then again,

00:13:33.100 you know,

00:13:33.360 we know the impact

00:13:34.400 and the situation

00:13:35.120 with all the open borders.

00:13:37.520 And that

00:13:38.300 is just

00:13:39.700 on those two pieces.

00:13:42.320 I'll pick up there

00:13:43.440 next.

00:13:44.800 Brian Mudd

00:13:45.300 in for Clay and Buck.

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00:13:49.900 their businesses,

00:13:50.840 their elected leaders,

00:13:51.800 and the world are open.

00:13:53.000 And that's why

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00:14:17.120 Drive a new Hyundai

00:14:18.220 with just $98 down,

00:14:20.260 like a new 2025 Hyundai.

00:14:22.080 People will suffer.

00:14:24.820 People will die.

00:14:26.020 And it will be

00:14:26.580 at the hands

00:14:27.420 of Republicans

00:14:28.260 who vote yes.

00:14:30.960 That's right.

00:14:32.440 In fact,

00:14:32.840 that's actually,

00:14:33.380 that was some of the planning

00:14:34.180 that went into

00:14:35.640 the act,

00:14:37.480 formerly known

00:14:38.020 as the BBB.

00:14:39.220 You had some Republicans

00:14:40.500 that got around

00:14:41.000 and said,

00:14:41.260 you know what we haven't done

00:14:42.300 in a while?

00:14:43.780 We haven't created

00:14:44.900 any legislation

00:14:46.020 that started killing people.

00:14:47.940 And,

00:14:48.260 you know what,

00:14:50.060 you're right.

00:14:50.360 So,

00:14:51.220 you know,

00:14:51.420 I think we should

00:14:52.380 get back to our roots.

00:14:54.100 We are Republicans

00:14:55.240 after all.

00:14:55.800 So,

00:14:55.960 we should craft

00:14:56.660 legislation that kills people.

00:14:58.640 And then,

00:14:59.560 you know,

00:14:59.780 for example,

00:15:00.620 in the event

00:15:01.860 that the warm

00:15:03.720 and fluffy migrants

00:15:04.560 that are sent

00:15:05.080 to alligator Alcatraz,

00:15:06.840 in the event

00:15:07.280 that they don't,

00:15:08.240 you know,

00:15:08.540 manage to escape,

00:15:09.400 we have,

00:15:10.140 you know,

00:15:10.420 people to feed

00:15:11.140 to the alligators.

00:15:13.260 It's just,

00:15:14.160 the rhetoric

00:15:14.760 is just so over the top

00:15:16.580 in so many

00:15:17.360 different respects.

00:15:19.080 And,

00:15:20.400 I tell you what,

00:15:22.240 just say no to slugs.

00:15:24.300 The whole Medicaid thing

00:15:25.660 in this is such a joke.

00:15:27.240 And I'm going to break down

00:15:28.140 specifically what

00:15:29.080 the work requirements

00:15:30.480 are

00:15:31.020 with the Medicaid

00:15:32.840 and the SNAP provisions

00:15:34.740 in the act

00:15:36.240 formerly known

00:15:36.820 as the BBB

00:15:37.940 in just a few.

00:15:39.320 We'll get to that.

00:15:40.740 I mean,

00:15:41.580 basically,

00:15:42.420 if you get off your couch

00:15:43.460 for 20 hours in a week,

00:15:44.740 you're good.

00:15:45.500 You're good.

00:15:45.780 That's pretty much

00:15:46.480 the way it works.

00:15:47.540 So that's what,

00:15:48.900 and apparently,

00:15:50.360 that's killing somebody

00:15:51.380 to actually do that.

00:15:52.500 So,

00:15:53.240 Brian Mudd in for Clay

00:15:54.720 and Buck.

00:15:55.540 And as we are

00:15:56.500 on BBB Watch,

00:15:59.360 as Hakeem Jeffries

00:16:00.320 going strong,

00:16:01.620 going strong

00:16:02.360 in the house,

00:16:03.860 joining us

00:16:04.880 is

00:16:05.460 great television

00:16:06.600 and iHeartRadio's

00:16:08.080 White House correspondent,

00:16:09.700 John Decker.

00:16:11.440 John,

00:16:12.100 this is a bit unexpected

00:16:13.660 from the

00:16:14.880 House

00:16:15.840 minority leader.

00:16:18.560 Well,

00:16:19.160 it is unexpected

00:16:20.060 to a certain extent,

00:16:22.140 but Hakeem Jeffries,

00:16:23.640 he is one of those

00:16:24.880 leaders in the

00:16:25.500 Democratic Party,

00:16:26.640 and he's acting

00:16:27.820 like a leader

00:16:28.440 for his party

00:16:29.440 right now

00:16:29.980 in terms of

00:16:31.220 delaying

00:16:32.280 what,

00:16:32.780 to me,

00:16:33.420 Brian,

00:16:33.980 is the inevitable.

00:16:35.720 And it is inevitable.

00:16:37.760 And we saw this

00:16:38.920 in the procedural vote

00:16:40.080 that took place

00:16:40.840 early this morning.

00:16:42.500 We'll see it

00:16:43.480 on the actual vote

00:16:44.760 that takes place

00:16:45.500 when that occurs

00:16:46.360 on the House floor.

00:16:48.860 Every Republican

00:16:50.240 that values

00:16:51.960 their career

00:16:52.920 in the House

00:16:53.500 of Representatives

00:16:54.300 and their future

00:16:56.060 career in the House

00:16:57.000 of Representatives

00:16:57.640 will vote for

00:16:58.460 this legislation,

00:17:00.460 and this bill

00:17:01.640 will get to

00:17:02.280 the President's

00:17:03.000 desk for his

00:17:03.680 signature

00:17:04.080 in time before

00:17:05.760 that self-imposed

00:17:06.740 deadline,

00:17:07.360 July the 4th.

00:17:08.560 That will be a part,

00:17:10.140 I believe,

00:17:10.680 of the President's

00:17:12.200 schedule tomorrow,

00:17:12.940 the President

00:17:13.400 signing this legislation,

00:17:15.420 his signature

00:17:16.000 domestic achievement

00:17:17.040 of his second term

00:17:18.960 in the White House,

00:17:19.680 getting that all done

00:17:20.620 sooner than when

00:17:22.080 he got that

00:17:23.040 big tax cut bill

00:17:24.040 signed in his

00:17:24.860 first term

00:17:25.340 in the White House.

00:17:26.600 And to give you

00:17:27.360 a little background

00:17:27.900 about John,

00:17:28.720 if you're maybe

00:17:29.520 not familiar,

00:17:30.420 John has covered

00:17:31.100 every president,

00:17:32.280 starting with

00:17:32.880 Bill Clinton.

00:17:33.780 He also is the

00:17:34.520 only member

00:17:34.960 of the White House

00:17:35.440 Press Corps

00:17:36.020 that is an attorney,

00:17:37.180 having studied

00:17:38.180 once upon a time

00:17:39.460 under one

00:17:40.580 professor,

00:17:41.480 Jonathan Turley,

00:17:42.640 Decker now himself

00:17:44.140 a professor

00:17:44.940 at Georgetown,

00:17:45.780 UCLA.

00:17:46.580 And John,

00:17:47.400 as we take a look

00:17:48.260 at the historical

00:17:50.580 ramifications here,

00:17:51.800 obviously,

00:17:52.860 Trump wanted

00:17:53.760 one bill.

00:17:54.300 There are a lot

00:17:54.680 of conservatives

00:17:55.300 that said,

00:17:55.740 hey,

00:17:55.840 we need to do

00:17:56.380 this in two.

00:17:57.100 The Senate

00:17:57.560 wanted it in two.

00:17:59.580 In the end,

00:18:00.100 you take a look

00:18:00.840 at the President's

00:18:02.160 influence,

00:18:03.420 the will,

00:18:04.420 and how this

00:18:05.080 has come together.

00:18:05.800 A,

00:18:06.560 to get the Senate

00:18:07.420 on board

00:18:08.200 with one bill,

00:18:09.500 and then B,

00:18:10.080 the House.

00:18:10.740 I mean,

00:18:11.000 you had House

00:18:11.640 Freedom Caucus

00:18:12.500 members like Chip Roy

00:18:13.660 just two days ago

00:18:15.020 saying that what

00:18:16.520 the Senate had done

00:18:17.860 was literally

00:18:19.160 a deal killer

00:18:20.620 of an already

00:18:22.000 bad deal.

00:18:23.300 And here we are

00:18:24.180 on the precipice

00:18:25.200 of whenever

00:18:25.920 Hakeem is done

00:18:26.740 doing what he's doing,

00:18:27.900 passing this thing.

00:18:29.500 Well,

00:18:30.160 that's right.

00:18:30.860 You know,

00:18:31.060 as for Chip Roy,

00:18:32.260 you know,

00:18:32.560 I think time and time

00:18:33.620 again,

00:18:34.140 he's proven

00:18:34.860 that he's all bark

00:18:35.920 and no bite.

00:18:37.040 You know,

00:18:37.280 he threatens

00:18:38.140 not to vote

00:18:39.380 for the legislation

00:18:40.360 and ultimately

00:18:42.000 caves in,

00:18:43.260 as do other

00:18:44.440 House Republicans

00:18:45.400 that want to make

00:18:46.720 a career

00:18:47.260 of being a member

00:18:48.460 of the House

00:18:48.900 of Representatives.

00:18:49.860 So,

00:18:50.360 does it surprise me

00:18:51.460 that,

00:18:51.800 you know,

00:18:52.100 Chip Roy,

00:18:52.640 a member of the

00:18:53.140 Freedom Caucus,

00:18:54.080 and other members

00:18:55.140 of the Freedom Caucus

00:18:56.020 are caving in?

00:18:56.800 No,

00:18:57.380 it doesn't.

00:18:58.180 You know,

00:18:58.440 because

00:18:58.840 President Trump

00:19:00.560 has the ultimate

00:19:01.480 power,

00:19:02.120 and that is

00:19:03.520 something that he

00:19:04.360 has threatened to wield

00:19:05.520 and that is

00:19:06.220 essentially saying

00:19:07.620 you vote against

00:19:08.420 this legislation,

00:19:09.460 your career

00:19:10.160 as a member

00:19:11.380 of Congress

00:19:11.960 is over.

00:19:12.900 That's a very real threat.

00:19:14.400 He's not afraid,

00:19:15.340 interestingly enough,

00:19:16.240 Brian,

00:19:16.560 of making that threat

00:19:17.440 outwardly.

00:19:18.160 You know,

00:19:18.300 normally those are

00:19:18.980 the kind of threats

00:19:19.620 that you make

00:19:20.080 behind closed doors.

00:19:21.440 He puts it

00:19:22.280 on Truth Social.

00:19:23.440 He makes everybody

00:19:24.340 aware of what he's

00:19:26.160 saying to these members

00:19:27.320 that may be on the fence

00:19:29.020 in terms of supporting

00:19:30.060 the big,

00:19:30.600 beautiful bill.

00:19:31.140 Yeah,

00:19:32.500 John,

00:19:32.760 one of the other

00:19:33.180 things I was thinking

00:19:33.840 about,

00:19:34.280 you take a look

00:19:35.080 at where we are

00:19:36.060 today in Trump's

00:19:37.000 presidency.

00:19:37.840 So,

00:19:38.160 you know,

00:19:38.320 the first time

00:19:38.960 around,

00:19:39.400 he signed 220

00:19:40.640 executive orders

00:19:41.640 in four years.

00:19:42.400 He signed,

00:19:43.280 I believe it's

00:19:43.540 165 already,

00:19:46.600 three more than

00:19:47.500 President Biden

00:19:48.740 and Team Autopin

00:19:49.540 did already

00:19:51.040 in just over

00:19:52.400 five and a half

00:19:53.060 months.

00:19:53.600 And you take a look

00:19:54.640 at,

00:19:54.980 you know,

00:19:55.220 his tax cut

00:19:56.720 and jobs act,

00:19:57.500 his Trump tax cuts

00:19:58.820 the first time around.

00:19:59.520 It took until

00:20:00.100 December

00:20:00.720 the first go

00:20:01.880 around to be able

00:20:02.620 to get his tax

00:20:03.640 cuts through.

00:20:04.800 Here we are

00:20:05.360 heading into

00:20:06.380 the Independence

00:20:07.300 Day weekend

00:20:07.960 and it looks like

00:20:08.980 he's not only

00:20:09.600 going to get

00:20:10.100 those tax cuts

00:20:10.920 made permanent,

00:20:11.700 he's going to get

00:20:12.320 the additional

00:20:12.860 tax cuts he promised

00:20:13.880 and no tax

00:20:14.500 on tips over time.

00:20:15.960 Also,

00:20:16.720 some big breaks

00:20:17.600 for seniors

00:20:18.180 that for most

00:20:19.080 seniors going to

00:20:19.620 work basically

00:20:20.240 like not having

00:20:21.000 tax on Social

00:20:22.060 Security income.

00:20:23.280 You start putting

00:20:24.080 all this together

00:20:24.840 and it just

00:20:25.680 shows how

00:20:26.760 well-oiled

00:20:27.820 and organized

00:20:29.000 his policy

00:20:31.140 approach is

00:20:31.940 and how effective

00:20:32.540 he is.

00:20:34.340 Well,

00:20:34.900 I don't disagree

00:20:35.540 with you.

00:20:36.180 You know,

00:20:36.440 this is a

00:20:37.260 president who

00:20:37.940 in his first

00:20:38.480 term,

00:20:39.280 he clearly

00:20:40.660 was someone

00:20:41.340 who was

00:20:41.840 learning the

00:20:42.320 ropes from

00:20:43.580 insiders.

00:20:45.280 He had never

00:20:45.720 been a politician

00:20:46.620 before at any

00:20:48.600 level before

00:20:49.280 becoming president.

00:20:50.140 and so he

00:20:51.060 did rely on

00:20:51.880 others in

00:20:53.200 terms of

00:20:54.120 showing him

00:20:55.180 how to move

00:20:56.120 legislation forward.

00:20:57.500 This time around,

00:20:58.960 he doesn't need

00:20:59.580 that help.

00:21:00.180 And this time

00:21:00.820 around,

00:21:01.380 he understands

00:21:02.060 all the levers

00:21:03.200 of the power

00:21:04.100 of the presidency.

00:21:05.560 He realizes

00:21:06.520 how powerful

00:21:07.500 this office is,

00:21:08.920 made even more

00:21:09.860 so powerful

00:21:10.640 by that recent

00:21:12.100 Supreme Court

00:21:12.860 decision handed

00:21:14.160 down last week.

00:21:15.520 And so,

00:21:16.260 look,

00:21:16.500 I think that

00:21:16.920 this is a

00:21:17.340 president that

00:21:18.220 understands

00:21:19.320 all the ways

00:21:21.020 that he can

00:21:21.560 move his

00:21:22.200 agenda forward

00:21:23.040 and we're

00:21:23.420 seeing it

00:21:24.060 applied in

00:21:25.280 real time.

00:21:26.360 I think it's

00:21:27.140 pretty remarkable.

00:21:28.380 You know,

00:21:28.560 there will be,

00:21:29.540 this will be a

00:21:30.220 part of history,

00:21:31.040 you know,

00:21:31.380 in terms of the

00:21:32.100 way that the

00:21:32.520 president has

00:21:33.120 managed to

00:21:34.780 move his

00:21:35.420 agenda forward

00:21:36.080 in such a

00:21:36.880 record amount

00:21:37.520 of time.

00:21:38.820 John,

00:21:39.360 you were with

00:21:39.840 the president

00:21:40.260 last week

00:21:40.880 at the NATO

00:21:41.420 summit and

00:21:42.680 pretty remarkable

00:21:44.340 situation.

00:21:45.120 He tried to

00:21:45.760 get it done

00:21:46.220 his first term.

00:21:47.860 It was starting

00:21:48.180 to come together.

00:21:48.760 It is,

00:21:49.560 you know,

00:21:50.120 ultimately coming

00:21:50.660 together now

00:21:51.260 where the

00:21:52.080 NATO members

00:21:52.800 this side of

00:21:53.280 Spain

00:21:53.700 contributing

00:21:54.280 5% of

00:21:55.620 their GDP

00:21:56.540 to,

00:21:57.200 you know,

00:21:58.420 to defense

00:21:58.980 spending and

00:21:59.880 pretty much

00:22:00.740 getting not

00:22:01.340 just what

00:22:02.080 we've seen

00:22:02.500 here at home,

00:22:03.220 which is

00:22:03.960 his own

00:22:04.840 party in

00:22:05.440 order to

00:22:05.860 get his

00:22:06.120 agenda done,

00:22:06.760 but also

00:22:07.560 around the

00:22:08.420 world,

00:22:08.800 how he's

00:22:09.260 managing to

00:22:09.900 get that

00:22:10.600 agenda done,

00:22:11.680 especially with

00:22:12.620 trade now,

00:22:13.120 too.

00:22:14.500 Well,

00:22:15.240 that's exactly

00:22:15.980 right,

00:22:16.380 Brian.

00:22:16.820 You know,

00:22:17.060 that's the

00:22:17.500 thing about

00:22:18.100 President

00:22:18.720 Trump.

00:22:19.460 He understands

00:22:20.680 the levers of

00:22:21.400 power in

00:22:22.380 terms of moving

00:22:23.060 his domestic

00:22:23.700 agenda forward,

00:22:24.680 and he

00:22:25.280 understands the

00:22:26.040 levers of

00:22:26.520 power in

00:22:26.980 terms of

00:22:27.520 moving his

00:22:28.060 foreign policy

00:22:28.940 agenda forward,

00:22:30.020 and this is

00:22:30.580 part of his

00:22:31.080 foreign policy

00:22:31.840 agenda.

00:22:32.780 When he left

00:22:33.820 that NATO

00:22:34.620 summit last

00:22:35.840 week in the

00:22:36.880 Netherlands,

00:22:37.560 and as you

00:22:37.960 point out,

00:22:38.440 I covered that

00:22:39.160 summit.

00:22:39.600 I was in the

00:22:40.080 Hague for the

00:22:40.840 summit.

00:22:41.220 I was at the

00:22:41.760 press conference.

00:22:42.460 He called

00:22:43.140 on me at

00:22:43.520 the press

00:22:43.880 conference.

00:22:44.260 When he

00:22:44.580 left,

00:22:45.360 he was

00:22:45.820 exuberant

00:22:46.600 because every

00:22:48.240 one of his

00:22:49.000 goals was

00:22:49.920 achieved during

00:22:50.700 the course of

00:22:51.340 his summit,

00:22:51.900 and I think

00:22:52.600 he made it

00:22:53.080 clear to

00:22:53.540 every one of

00:22:54.840 the 31 other

00:22:56.480 members of the

00:22:57.420 NATO Defense

00:22:58.020 Alliance,

00:22:59.060 there is one

00:22:59.660 leader,

00:23:00.200 and that leader

00:23:01.100 is the United

00:23:01.660 States of

00:23:02.220 America,

00:23:02.660 and the

00:23:03.420 president is

00:23:04.160 the leader of

00:23:04.880 the United

00:23:05.180 States of

00:23:05.700 America,

00:23:06.060 and he's

00:23:07.240 going to

00:23:08.060 exert his

00:23:09.020 power,

00:23:09.480 his influence,

00:23:10.080 to get his

00:23:10.780 way with

00:23:11.620 those other

00:23:12.160 NATO Defense

00:23:12.940 Alliance members.

00:23:13.860 We saw that

00:23:14.500 play itself out

00:23:15.800 last week,

00:23:16.880 so for all of

00:23:18.600 those who are

00:23:19.080 saying it's

00:23:19.600 been a remarkable

00:23:20.280 two weeks for

00:23:21.060 the president,

00:23:21.740 I couldn't agree

00:23:22.400 more.

00:23:23.040 It has been a

00:23:23.720 remarkable two

00:23:24.400 weeks for the

00:23:24.860 president,

00:23:25.700 including,

00:23:26.540 of course,

00:23:27.580 those attacks

00:23:29.160 on those three

00:23:30.040 nuclear sites

00:23:30.840 in Iran.

00:23:33.220 So to me,

00:23:34.260 this is someone

00:23:35.400 who has a

00:23:37.060 winning streak

00:23:37.640 going and

00:23:38.220 obviously would

00:23:38.740 like to keep

00:23:39.240 that winning

00:23:39.640 streak going

00:23:40.180 beyond ultimately

00:23:42.200 signing this

00:23:42.920 big,

00:23:43.260 beautiful bill

00:23:43.800 within the

00:23:44.200 next few

00:23:44.580 days.

00:23:45.340 Yeah,

00:23:45.540 he's definitely

00:23:45.960 not tired of

00:23:46.540 winning yet.

00:23:47.260 A lot of

00:23:47.620 people are not

00:23:48.120 tired of winning

00:23:49.100 within the

00:23:49.560 administration,

00:23:50.440 and also China

00:23:51.860 announcing that,

00:23:53.180 yeah,

00:23:53.420 the terms of

00:23:54.300 the trade deal

00:23:54.740 are on.

00:23:55.360 The English

00:23:56.020 trade deal,

00:23:56.800 the UK trade

00:23:57.460 deal,

00:23:57.680 actually took

00:23:58.020 effect this

00:23:58.500 week,

00:23:59.020 just announced

00:23:59.820 the Vietnam

00:24:00.520 trade deal

00:24:01.200 where they

00:24:01.720 were charging

00:24:02.640 us to do

00:24:03.160 business there.

00:24:04.020 Now they're

00:24:04.460 not.

00:24:05.080 We weren't

00:24:05.600 charging them

00:24:06.140 anything.

00:24:06.640 Now we are.

00:24:07.460 I mean,

00:24:07.580 it just goes

00:24:08.620 on and on,

00:24:09.160 and it gives

00:24:09.440 you a roadmap

00:24:09.900 for where

00:24:10.260 a lot of

00:24:10.520 those trade

00:24:10.880 deals are

00:24:11.200 probably going

00:24:11.640 to land

00:24:11.980 too.

00:24:12.760 And then

00:24:13.040 you talk

00:24:14.100 about the

00:24:14.800 MOPs and

00:24:15.720 that whole

00:24:15.980 situation,

00:24:16.880 the Defense

00:24:17.780 Department

00:24:18.080 yesterday talking

00:24:18.820 again about,

00:24:19.580 yeah,

00:24:19.960 at a minimum,

00:24:21.040 the nuclear

00:24:21.820 program set

00:24:22.520 back a couple

00:24:23.720 of years.

00:24:24.400 And that,

00:24:24.940 to me,

00:24:25.220 was always one

00:24:25.780 of the things

00:24:26.160 anyway.

00:24:27.500 It's an

00:24:27.960 occupational

00:24:28.460 hazard.

00:24:28.980 You spend

00:24:29.200 a lot of

00:24:29.440 time around

00:24:29.860 colleagues in

00:24:30.800 the press

00:24:31.120 corps that

00:24:32.180 were endlessly

00:24:32.780 trying to

00:24:33.860 say that

00:24:34.900 somehow or

00:24:35.580 another the

00:24:36.040 leaked

00:24:36.480 information or

00:24:37.800 whoever wanted

00:24:38.780 to say that

00:24:39.300 the nuclear

00:24:39.780 program wasn't

00:24:40.580 really damaged

00:24:41.800 more than it

00:24:42.340 was.

00:24:43.380 I mean,

00:24:43.660 there just is

00:24:44.380 no sense in

00:24:44.900 this,

00:24:45.100 right?

00:24:45.320 I mean,

00:24:45.500 ultimately,

00:24:46.560 if Trump was

00:24:47.860 propagandizing,

00:24:48.900 you just walk

00:24:49.460 with it and you

00:24:50.000 think,

00:24:50.220 okay,

00:24:50.420 well,

00:24:50.880 he is just

00:24:52.420 saying that they

00:24:53.040 got it and they

00:24:53.560 really didn't.

00:24:54.400 So what?

00:24:54.800 You have Iran

00:24:55.820 that comes back

00:24:56.480 in six months

00:24:57.720 and says,

00:24:58.100 surprise,

00:24:58.680 we've got nukes.

00:24:59.540 I mean,

00:24:59.760 there just is no

00:25:00.500 way to effectively

00:25:02.040 propagandize that

00:25:03.140 situation.

00:25:03.620 It either happened,

00:25:04.720 it was either

00:25:05.080 destroyed,

00:25:05.500 or it wasn't.

00:25:08.580 I agree.

00:25:10.140 You know,

00:25:10.460 I think that,

00:25:11.300 you know,

00:25:11.720 even those who

00:25:13.920 want to get that

00:25:15.140 readout from the

00:25:15.880 administration,

00:25:17.020 Democrats on the

00:25:18.240 Foreign Relations

00:25:19.000 Committee and either

00:25:19.820 the House or the

00:25:20.520 Senate,

00:25:21.300 have to acknowledge

00:25:22.480 that the Iranian

00:25:23.960 nuclear program,

00:25:26.060 its nuclear

00:25:26.700 ambitions have

00:25:28.120 been set back

00:25:29.180 substantially because

00:25:30.880 of the action

00:25:31.980 taken by the

00:25:32.760 United States.

00:25:33.480 and, you

00:25:35.000 know,

00:25:35.280 you mentioned,

00:25:36.720 you know,

00:25:37.060 all of the

00:25:37.940 things related

00:25:39.360 to why the

00:25:41.780 president can't

00:25:42.580 just propagandize

00:25:44.740 this issue.

00:25:45.680 He can't

00:25:46.340 propagandize this

00:25:47.300 issue.

00:25:47.680 I mean,

00:25:47.980 we're talking

00:25:48.640 about also

00:25:49.580 Israel's safety

00:25:50.940 and security.

00:25:52.120 Israel's not

00:25:52.720 going to

00:25:52.980 propagandize this

00:25:54.020 because their

00:25:54.980 very security,

00:25:56.900 their existential

00:25:57.700 existence depends

00:25:59.540 upon Iran's

00:26:01.440 nuclear program

00:26:02.340 being curtailed

00:26:04.420 back to,

00:26:05.040 you know,

00:26:05.600 zero,

00:26:06.220 essentially.

00:26:07.080 And, you

00:26:07.720 know,

00:26:07.880 when we hear

00:26:08.660 from Israeli

00:26:09.340 intelligence,

00:26:09.900 they're satisfied

00:26:10.820 with the actions

00:26:11.820 taken by the

00:26:13.100 United States.

00:26:14.040 I think that

00:26:14.600 says a lot.

00:26:15.560 You know,

00:26:15.840 if they weren't,

00:26:16.760 maybe they would

00:26:17.520 be saying,

00:26:18.160 you need another

00:26:18.720 go around,

00:26:19.860 you know,

00:26:20.760 in terms of

00:26:21.780 taking it out

00:26:22.440 altogether.

00:26:23.140 They're not

00:26:23.720 saying that,

00:26:24.440 Brian.

00:26:24.900 They're saying

00:26:25.760 it has been,

00:26:27.960 in the president's

00:26:28.900 word he uses,

00:26:29.780 obliterated.

00:26:30.540 It has been

00:26:31.220 obliterated.

00:26:32.200 It has been

00:26:32.720 decimated.

00:26:33.620 I think that

00:26:34.040 those two words

00:26:34.820 certainly apply

00:26:35.680 to Iran's

00:26:36.340 nuclear program

00:26:37.200 right now.

00:26:38.480 Brian Mudd

00:26:39.080 with John Decker.

00:26:39.780 One more for you,

00:26:40.660 John.

00:26:41.040 So,

00:26:41.520 mention that

00:26:42.040 John is the

00:26:42.620 only member

00:26:43.160 of the press

00:26:43.580 corps that's

00:26:44.020 also an

00:26:44.400 attorney.

00:26:44.980 So,

00:26:45.460 putting your

00:26:46.000 legal hat on

00:26:46.700 for a minute,

00:26:47.040 the whole

00:26:47.400 ditty situation.

00:26:48.660 So,

00:26:49.340 we get the

00:26:49.820 verdict and

00:26:50.820 not guilty

00:26:51.720 of the most

00:26:52.160 serious charges.

00:26:53.380 Judge is

00:26:54.120 holding him

00:26:55.000 in jail

00:26:55.760 until sentencing.

00:26:57.100 What do you

00:26:57.380 make of this

00:26:57.780 deal?

00:26:59.020 I don't know.

00:27:00.040 As you know,

00:27:02.200 it's a substantial

00:27:03.060 bond that he

00:27:04.020 needs to post.

00:27:04.820 I believe it's

00:27:05.380 $50 million,

00:27:06.520 and that's the

00:27:07.000 reason why he

00:27:07.900 has remained

00:27:08.640 behind bars for

00:27:10.860 all of this

00:27:11.440 period of time.

00:27:12.400 I don't know.

00:27:13.860 Maybe that gives

00:27:15.140 you a window

00:27:15.680 about what

00:27:16.560 kind of sentence

00:27:17.440 he intends to

00:27:18.280 hand down

00:27:18.900 against Diddy.

00:27:20.740 but,

00:27:21.800 you know,

00:27:22.220 just on the

00:27:24.000 face of it,

00:27:25.080 as you know,

00:27:26.500 he really

00:27:27.360 skirted the

00:27:28.900 possibility of

00:27:29.820 very serious

00:27:30.940 prison time.

00:27:31.940 Remember,

00:27:32.260 this is a

00:27:32.680 federal case

00:27:33.440 because of

00:27:35.200 the fact that

00:27:35.860 he was

00:27:36.880 acquitted on

00:27:37.420 the most

00:27:37.720 serious charges.

00:27:38.580 For the two

00:27:39.340 counts that he

00:27:40.180 was found

00:27:40.680 guilty of,

00:27:42.120 they have

00:27:43.720 maximum penalties

00:27:44.980 of 10 years

00:27:45.920 in prison.

00:27:46.520 He will not

00:27:46.980 get 10 years

00:27:47.620 in prison.

00:27:48.060 You know,

00:27:48.540 he's a

00:27:49.000 non-violent

00:27:50.120 offender,

00:27:52.220 someone who's

00:27:52.860 not a repeat

00:27:53.480 offender.

00:27:54.220 I can't tell

00:27:54.900 you what the

00:27:55.320 judge is

00:27:55.680 ultimately going

00:27:56.560 to sentence

00:27:57.800 Diddy to

00:27:58.720 in terms of

00:27:59.420 a jail sentence,

00:28:00.400 a prison

00:28:00.780 sentence,

00:28:01.800 but it won't

00:28:02.580 be anywhere

00:28:03.160 near that

00:28:05.540 10-year

00:28:06.020 maximum sentence,

00:28:07.400 and certainly

00:28:08.380 his lawyers

00:28:09.040 are going

00:28:10.760 to ask for

00:28:11.460 no jail

00:28:12.120 sentence,

00:28:12.780 time served,

00:28:13.960 for all of

00:28:14.940 the amount

00:28:15.500 of time that

00:28:16.080 he's served

00:28:16.820 in prison,

00:28:18.060 and we'll

00:28:18.900 see ultimately

00:28:19.600 whether that

00:28:20.220 federal judge

00:28:21.000 agrees with

00:28:22.280 that,

00:28:22.600 and let's

00:28:22.880 not forget,

00:28:24.080 the president

00:28:24.960 has the

00:28:25.680 power of

00:28:26.340 the pardon,

00:28:27.540 and it

00:28:28.180 would not

00:28:28.540 surprise me,

00:28:29.220 nothing surprises

00:28:30.020 me these days,

00:28:30.820 Brian,

00:28:31.420 it would not

00:28:32.020 surprise me

00:28:32.980 if Diddy gets

00:28:34.420 a pardon from

00:28:35.100 the president

00:28:35.580 of the United

00:28:36.200 States,

00:28:37.180 so we'll have

00:28:38.220 to wait and

00:28:38.880 see,

00:28:39.480 you know,

00:28:39.700 I mean,

00:28:39.900 he's got a

00:28:40.400 lot of big

00:28:40.820 things on his

00:28:41.400 plate right now,

00:28:42.300 but that would

00:28:43.300 not surprise me

00:28:44.080 in the least.

00:28:45.240 Really?

00:28:45.760 I mean,

00:28:45.960 that one was

00:28:46.580 not on my

00:28:47.360 bingo card,

00:28:48.060 so that

00:28:48.540 is interesting,

00:28:50.640 so Decker

00:28:51.000 pointing to the

00:28:52.940 outfield right

00:28:53.540 now,

00:28:54.300 and we'll see

00:28:55.820 what happens

00:28:56.420 there,

00:28:56.780 that would be

00:28:57.460 an interesting

00:28:58.900 development.

00:28:59.700 John,

00:28:59.940 really appreciate

00:29:00.560 it,

00:29:00.840 thank you so

00:29:01.280 much for the

00:29:01.660 time,

00:29:01.880 the insight.

00:29:03.600 Thanks,

00:29:04.000 Brian,

00:29:04.220 talk to you

00:29:04.600 soon,

00:29:04.900 bye-bye.

00:29:05.220 All right,

00:29:06.440 and again,

00:29:06.900 great television

00:29:07.760 and iHeartRadio

00:29:08.800 White House

00:29:09.240 correspondent,

00:29:10.020 John Decker.

00:29:11.360 I'm Brian

00:29:11.840 Mudd,

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00:29:27.440 This bill,

00:29:28.860 over the next

00:29:29.640 year,

00:29:30.280 we are going

00:29:31.000 to see

00:29:31.800 growth like

00:29:32.860 we have not

00:29:33.560 seen,

00:29:34.200 and importantly,

00:29:35.620 it is going

00:29:36.040 to be

00:29:36.360 non-inflationary

00:29:37.600 growth,

00:29:38.220 which is

00:29:38.600 something the

00:29:39.120 Democrats

00:29:39.580 couldn't do.

00:29:42.100 Treasury

00:29:42.780 Secretary Scott

00:29:43.740 Bissett,

00:29:44.320 he was on

00:29:44.800 with Maria

00:29:45.460 Bartromo,

00:29:46.820 Fox Business

00:29:47.280 this morning,

00:29:48.220 and we are

00:29:49.040 going to

00:29:49.580 unleash growth.

00:29:51.020 We are

00:29:51.280 already seeing

00:29:52.180 the lowest

00:29:53.220 inflation we've

00:29:54.300 had since

00:29:55.320 basically Trump

00:29:56.220 was last

00:29:56.680 president.

00:29:57.440 And yeah,

00:29:58.340 we are going

00:29:59.020 to see in

00:29:59.720 time for

00:30:00.060 Independence Day

00:30:01.000 a big,

00:30:02.180 beautiful bill

00:30:03.160 on President

00:30:03.740 Trump's desk,

00:30:04.600 or at least

00:30:04.940 the act that

00:30:05.560 was previously

00:30:06.180 known as

00:30:06.720 the BBB as

00:30:07.660 soon as

00:30:08.260 Hakeem Jeffries

00:30:09.060 gets done

00:30:09.680 doing his

00:30:10.180 thing,

00:30:10.620 his Sparty

00:30:11.820 impersonation

00:30:12.600 right now.

00:30:13.180 He was

00:30:13.520 apparently

00:30:14.200 motivated by

00:30:15.260 Cory Booker,

00:30:16.140 and he is

00:30:16.740 making his

00:30:17.300 last stand.

00:30:18.160 And somebody

00:30:19.060 who's joining

00:30:19.660 us, Brian

00:30:20.360 Mudd in

00:30:20.740 for Clay and

00:30:21.280 Buck,

00:30:21.700 somebody who's

00:30:22.280 joining us

00:30:22.920 has been

00:30:23.500 entertained by

00:30:24.360 today's

00:30:24.780 festivities,

00:30:25.480 I'm sure.

00:30:26.060 Congressman

00:30:27.260 Jimmy Petron is

00:30:28.900 joining us

00:30:29.620 now.

00:30:30.520 Jimmy, how's it

00:30:31.420 been taking

00:30:32.200 in the

00:30:32.760 festivities

00:30:33.520 with Hakeem

00:30:34.620 today?

00:30:35.580 I would

00:30:36.300 rather have

00:30:37.160 root canals

00:30:38.100 without any

00:30:39.060 Novocaine.

00:30:40.120 This has been

00:30:40.860 the biggest

00:30:41.800 colossal waste

00:30:43.020 of time.

00:30:43.780 We are

00:30:44.160 delaying

00:30:45.160 savings and

00:30:46.660 benefits to

00:30:47.580 the American

00:30:48.180 taxpayer right

00:30:49.300 now with

00:30:50.180 ridiculous shows

00:30:51.860 like this right

00:30:52.720 now.

00:30:52.900 Hakeem has

00:30:53.820 been up

00:30:54.220 there now

00:30:54.860 since 3.30

00:30:56.580 in the

00:30:56.820 morning.

00:30:57.200 We've all

00:30:57.520 been awake

00:30:58.120 watching this,

00:30:59.640 and it's all

00:31:00.380 because he

00:31:00.840 wants to

00:31:01.140 break Kevin

00:31:01.720 McCarthy's

00:31:02.380 record for

00:31:03.160 speaking the

00:31:03.760 longest on

00:31:04.220 the floor

00:31:04.620 nonstop.

00:31:05.760 This is a

00:31:06.680 type of

00:31:07.040 ridiculous

00:31:07.380 he's

00:31:08.700 elected to

00:31:09.180 Congress.

00:31:10.560 Hey,

00:31:11.020 Jimmy,

00:31:11.220 you were

00:31:11.460 saying that

00:31:11.940 it looks

00:31:12.160 like it's

00:31:12.600 about to

00:31:13.680 come to

00:31:14.000 a close,

00:31:14.460 right?

00:31:14.740 Around

00:31:15.040 1.30?

00:31:16.280 Yeah,

00:31:16.920 that's what

00:31:17.600 we're

00:31:18.400 anticipating.

00:31:19.620 But who

00:31:19.820 longer he's

00:31:21.020 going to

00:31:21.280 go?

00:31:21.440 I didn't

00:31:22.000 mean to

00:31:22.320 go off

00:31:22.740 on you

00:31:23.020 just like

00:31:23.460 that,

00:31:23.800 but Brian,

00:31:25.100 you're my

00:31:25.760 pal,

00:31:26.480 and I

00:31:26.960 think I

00:31:27.280 can be

00:31:27.580 candid with

00:31:28.140 you,

00:31:28.520 and the

00:31:29.280 public

00:31:29.580 doesn't

00:31:29.920 deserve

00:31:30.380 this type

00:31:31.020 of

00:31:31.180 ridiculousness.

00:31:32.740 No,

00:31:33.240 you're right

00:31:34.600 on point.

00:31:35.060 I think you

00:31:35.360 captured the

00:31:36.060 feel of the

00:31:36.440 thing.

00:31:37.000 The only

00:31:37.580 thing I'm

00:31:37.880 impressed by

00:31:38.440 is the

00:31:39.000 lack of a

00:31:39.540 need for a

00:31:39.920 bathroom

00:31:40.260 break.

00:31:40.740 I could

00:31:41.040 stand up

00:31:41.420 there and

00:31:41.700 throw my

00:31:42.000 arms around

00:31:42.540 and rave

00:31:42.860 too,

00:31:43.300 but it's

00:31:44.300 impressive.

00:31:45.120 I don't

00:31:45.440 know if he

00:31:45.780 did the

00:31:46.060 fasting thing

00:31:46.720 like Sparty

00:31:47.560 did in

00:31:48.100 the Senate,

00:31:48.700 but you

00:31:49.340 got to

00:31:49.700 give the

00:31:49.920 guy credit

00:31:50.320 at least

00:31:50.620 for not

00:31:50.880 needing to

00:31:51.740 make a

00:31:51.980 pit stop

00:31:52.280 or two.

00:31:53.240 I tell

00:31:54.100 you,

00:31:54.420 he does

00:31:55.260 not look

00:31:55.900 good from

00:31:56.540 the time

00:31:56.980 he has

00:31:57.240 started to

00:31:57.740 the time

00:31:58.000 he is

00:31:58.240 now.

00:31:59.080 He keeps

00:32:00.760 on patting

00:32:01.360 himself.

00:32:02.220 He does

00:32:02.540 not look

00:32:03.100 good.

00:32:03.240 He looks

00:32:03.480 pale.

00:32:05.140 Anyway,

00:32:05.940 I'm sure

00:32:06.300 he's tired.

00:32:08.860 Good for

00:32:09.540 him.

00:32:10.540 I have no

00:32:11.540 idea what

00:32:11.880 he's been

00:32:12.120 talking about.

00:32:13.720 All right,

00:32:14.260 Jimmy.

00:32:14.680 A couple

00:32:15.600 things.

00:32:17.340 First,

00:32:18.000 about Jimmy

00:32:18.680 Patronus,

00:32:19.300 he is a

00:32:20.300 congressman

00:32:21.200 from Florida.

00:32:22.060 He took

00:32:22.700 over the

00:32:23.580 Matt Gaetz

00:32:24.180 seat in

00:32:25.420 the special

00:32:25.980 election

00:32:26.320 recently.

00:32:27.440 Previous to

00:32:28.020 that was

00:32:28.820 Florida's

00:32:29.380 CFO.

00:32:30.520 Jimmy,

00:32:31.060 the reason

00:32:32.000 I wanted

00:32:32.380 to talk

00:32:32.820 to you

00:32:33.080 today,

00:32:34.420 you got

00:32:34.720 a lot

00:32:34.940 of us

00:32:35.340 that are

00:32:36.040 fiscal

00:32:36.380 conservatives.

00:32:37.880 You got

00:32:38.120 a lot

00:32:38.320 of us

00:32:38.740 that take

00:32:39.380 a look

00:32:39.620 at debt,

00:32:40.500 the federal

00:32:41.100 deficit,

00:32:41.780 the federal

00:32:42.140 debt,

00:32:42.720 and we're

00:32:42.960 like,

00:32:43.280 you know

00:32:43.460 what?

00:32:44.020 The BBB

00:32:44.640 doesn't look

00:32:45.200 like such a

00:32:45.640 beautiful thing

00:32:46.320 when you see

00:32:47.440 some of these

00:32:47.840 projections.

00:32:48.340 Even if the

00:32:49.100 CBO stuff

00:32:49.800 doesn't factor

00:32:50.400 in enough

00:32:50.820 growth,

00:32:51.180 it's still

00:32:52.140 hard to get

00:32:53.040 from here

00:32:53.360 to there

00:32:53.640 and feel

00:32:53.940 good about

00:32:54.420 it from

00:32:54.740 a fiscal

00:32:55.540 conservative

00:32:56.160 perspective.

00:32:56.960 Tax stuff

00:32:57.620 is awesome.

00:32:58.720 Taking care

00:32:59.400 of border

00:33:00.220 and all the

00:33:00.800 illegal immigration

00:33:01.620 nonsense,

00:33:02.460 so much good

00:33:03.600 in here.

00:33:04.000 But when we

00:33:05.280 do still

00:33:05.680 have a bill

00:33:06.380 that has

00:33:07.060 illegal immigrants,

00:33:09.060 criminal illegal

00:33:09.820 immigrants being

00:33:10.560 able to get

00:33:10.940 access to

00:33:11.460 Medicaid,

00:33:12.040 you do

00:33:12.400 scratch your

00:33:13.320 head with

00:33:13.600 some of

00:33:13.840 this stuff.

00:33:14.360 So what

00:33:15.140 I want

00:33:15.780 you to be

00:33:16.240 able to

00:33:16.540 do is

00:33:17.920 from the

00:33:18.620 perspective,

00:33:19.700 put yourself

00:33:20.160 back in your

00:33:20.720 old shoes.

00:33:21.340 I know you're

00:33:21.620 getting ready

00:33:21.940 to vote in

00:33:22.500 favor of

00:33:23.060 the act

00:33:24.720 here momentarily,

00:33:26.080 but I want you

00:33:26.460 to put yourself

00:33:26.980 back in your

00:33:27.600 CFO shoes

00:33:28.440 of the

00:33:29.080 third largest

00:33:29.780 state in the

00:33:30.220 country that

00:33:31.380 has a balanced

00:33:32.480 budget as

00:33:33.820 someone who I

00:33:34.360 know is

00:33:35.080 deeply convicted

00:33:36.340 as a fiscal

00:33:37.260 conservative,

00:33:38.160 and I want

00:33:39.120 you to

00:33:40.240 tell us

00:33:41.160 why you're

00:33:42.540 voting for

00:33:43.020 this and

00:33:43.660 also why

00:33:44.400 those of us

00:33:45.020 who are

00:33:45.400 fiscal

00:33:45.720 conservatives

00:33:46.220 and are

00:33:46.540 concerned

00:33:47.000 maybe shouldn't

00:33:48.020 be.

00:33:49.000 So the

00:33:50.020 one,

00:33:50.740 and I think

00:33:51.420 probably the

00:33:52.240 ones are the

00:33:52.660 easiest for

00:33:53.880 people to

00:33:54.340 understand,

00:33:55.100 whether we

00:33:55.620 talk about

00:33:56.080 the no tax

00:33:56.700 on tips or

00:33:57.360 the no tax

00:33:57.920 on overtime,

00:33:58.440 now that

00:33:59.700 may not

00:34:00.160 necessarily

00:34:00.740 affect some

00:34:01.780 of your

00:34:02.020 listeners,

00:34:02.800 because maybe

00:34:03.300 they're in a

00:34:03.860 salary position,

00:34:05.360 but as

00:34:06.400 somebody who's

00:34:07.160 coming out of

00:34:07.720 the service

00:34:08.220 industry,

00:34:09.540 and I think

00:34:10.240 about how

00:34:10.900 in the state

00:34:11.400 of Florida,

00:34:11.800 how big of

00:34:12.280 a service

00:34:12.860 driven market

00:34:13.840 that we

00:34:14.380 are,

00:34:15.280 now you're

00:34:16.080 basically

00:34:16.540 giving probably

00:34:17.720 the biggest

00:34:18.400 tax break

00:34:19.560 in the history

00:34:20.720 of America

00:34:21.380 to that

00:34:22.020 middle class

00:34:22.900 that has

00:34:23.240 never seen

00:34:24.160 that type

00:34:25.340 of ability

00:34:26.420 to keep

00:34:27.180 their own

00:34:27.540 money in

00:34:27.940 their pocket

00:34:28.420 and spend

00:34:28.920 it.

00:34:29.620 Also,

00:34:30.240 it's that

00:34:30.780 particular

00:34:31.420 class of

00:34:32.960 individual

00:34:33.520 that has

00:34:34.340 been hurt

00:34:34.980 the most

00:34:35.520 by the

00:34:36.000 increase

00:34:36.540 in inflation.

00:34:38.000 So I

00:34:38.660 truly think

00:34:39.280 the president

00:34:39.840 has,

00:34:40.620 he was on

00:34:41.600 the campaign

00:34:42.200 trail,

00:34:42.940 he heard

00:34:43.320 the struggles

00:34:44.500 that people

00:34:45.080 were having

00:34:45.600 in the

00:34:45.840 service industry,

00:34:46.900 you know,

00:34:47.120 gosh,

00:34:47.500 why not,

00:34:48.000 let's make

00:34:48.440 no tax

00:34:49.340 on tips,

00:34:50.060 so it

00:34:50.440 became a

00:34:51.140 little bit

00:34:51.440 of a novelty,

00:34:52.160 I mean,

00:34:52.360 look,

00:34:52.640 it's almost

00:34:53.000 a little

00:34:53.840 bit of

00:34:54.100 a one-off

00:34:54.620 over some

00:34:55.460 of the

00:34:55.720 other messaging

00:34:56.340 that the

00:34:56.680 president's

00:34:57.020 got.

00:34:57.200 He keeps

00:34:57.700 his message

00:34:58.280 pretty simple

00:34:59.060 so the

00:35:00.000 average person

00:35:00.860 can understand.

00:35:01.600 So those

00:35:02.120 two issues,

00:35:03.200 look,

00:35:03.440 you can't

00:35:03.820 bring them

00:35:04.200 out of the

00:35:04.620 ground

00:35:05.100 without having

00:35:06.520 the ability

00:35:07.740 to pay for it

00:35:09.160 because it's

00:35:10.040 got to get

00:35:10.500 started before

00:35:11.260 it takes

00:35:11.760 root.

00:35:12.280 The president's

00:35:12.820 so passionate

00:35:13.540 about getting

00:35:14.320 this bill signed

00:35:15.020 as soon as

00:35:15.480 possible because

00:35:16.020 he learned

00:35:17.160 last time

00:35:18.240 with the

00:35:19.000 Trump tax

00:35:19.640 cuts,

00:35:20.160 they signed

00:35:20.660 them too

00:35:21.040 late.

00:35:21.900 And most

00:35:22.460 people,

00:35:23.260 if they

00:35:23.640 reflect on

00:35:24.420 how prosperous

00:35:25.580 our country

00:35:26.280 was in

00:35:27.180 2019,

00:35:28.700 the president

00:35:29.140 wants to get

00:35:29.580 back to those

00:35:30.080 days.

00:35:30.560 Unfortunately,

00:35:31.100 now we're

00:35:31.420 fighting with

00:35:32.040 this new

00:35:33.500 inflation,

00:35:34.380 this new

00:35:34.660 cost of

00:35:35.080 business that

00:35:36.040 we inherited

00:35:36.840 from the

00:35:37.280 Biden

00:35:37.500 administration

00:35:37.940 over the

00:35:38.400 last four

00:35:38.820 years.

00:35:39.660 So I'm

00:35:41.400 giving my

00:35:42.640 trust to the

00:35:43.340 president on

00:35:44.120 what he sees

00:35:45.340 as an

00:35:45.980 opportunity to

00:35:46.720 just really

00:35:47.820 supercharge

00:35:48.620 money back

00:35:49.640 into the

00:35:49.960 wallet to

00:35:50.380 that middle

00:35:50.720 class.

00:35:52.500 So am I

00:35:52.760 to take it

00:35:53.220 then that

00:35:53.800 the whole

00:35:54.800 debt and

00:35:55.140 deficit

00:35:55.480 thing,

00:35:56.240 you're on

00:35:57.380 the tack

00:35:58.940 that you

00:35:59.300 believe we're

00:35:59.700 going to

00:35:59.900 grow our

00:36:00.400 way out

00:36:00.980 of this?

00:36:02.700 Part of

00:36:03.320 it will

00:36:03.620 be growth.

00:36:04.420 Now here's

00:36:04.820 the other

00:36:05.140 thing.

00:36:05.520 So there's

00:36:06.960 been a lot

00:36:07.720 of hard

00:36:08.340 feelings

00:36:08.800 towards the

00:36:09.920 CBO and

00:36:10.840 how this

00:36:11.340 has been

00:36:11.660 scored and

00:36:12.840 how far

00:36:14.200 off and

00:36:15.000 how wrong

00:36:15.840 they were

00:36:16.460 with the

00:36:17.200 last Trump

00:36:17.780 tax cuts

00:36:18.500 and the

00:36:20.020 conservative

00:36:20.540 nature of

00:36:21.340 why they

00:36:21.940 feel that

00:36:22.980 the debt

00:36:23.440 ceiling was

00:36:23.940 needed to

00:36:24.280 be increased

00:36:25.300 in order to

00:36:26.260 accommodate

00:36:26.640 this.

00:36:26.960 So we

00:36:28.120 really feel

00:36:28.840 like there's

00:36:29.180 going to be

00:36:29.420 some consistency

00:36:30.360 in their

00:36:31.400 bad predictions

00:36:32.440 that are going

00:36:34.280 to ultimately

00:36:35.040 reflect to the

00:36:36.240 good of the

00:36:36.720 bottom line

00:36:37.420 of the

00:36:38.060 American

00:36:38.380 taxpayer.

00:36:38.940 I'm not

00:36:39.900 thrilled with

00:36:40.860 it but

00:36:41.140 I'm a

00:36:42.740 believer that

00:36:43.520 what Mike

00:36:44.020 Johnson is

00:36:44.640 telling us

00:36:45.180 what our

00:36:46.180 plans are

00:36:46.840 between now

00:36:47.620 it's a

00:36:48.120 four year

00:36:48.540 plan to

00:36:49.040 try to

00:36:49.260 do what

00:36:49.620 we want

00:36:49.920 to do

00:36:50.220 under the

00:36:50.920 Trump

00:36:51.120 administration

00:36:51.780 to get

00:36:53.020 to the

00:36:53.340 balanced

00:36:53.700 budget that

00:36:54.800 we want

00:36:55.220 to get

00:36:55.540 to.

00:36:56.900 These

00:36:57.460 priorities of

00:36:58.560 the president

00:36:58.980 right now

00:36:59.380 that we put

00:37:00.520 into motion

00:37:01.100 first in

00:37:01.740 order to

00:37:02.040 get our

00:37:02.440 economy

00:37:02.860 back where

00:37:03.360 it should

00:37:03.600 be.

00:37:04.960 Jimmy

00:37:05.360 walk us

00:37:06.520 through this

00:37:06.900 past day.

00:37:07.600 We had

00:37:08.620 members of

00:37:09.220 the House

00:37:09.460 Freedom

00:37:09.740 Caucus

00:37:10.200 are like

00:37:10.720 no way

00:37:11.340 coming out

00:37:12.020 of the

00:37:12.200 Senate

00:37:12.360 absolutely

00:37:12.940 no way

00:37:13.440 you take

00:37:13.820 a look

00:37:14.140 at there

00:37:15.280 having been

00:37:15.720 one vote

00:37:16.880 that passed

00:37:18.060 this thing

00:37:18.380 on the

00:37:18.620 House

00:37:18.800 in the

00:37:19.040 first place

00:37:19.660 and then

00:37:20.280 what was

00:37:21.560 being said

00:37:22.040 coming back

00:37:22.500 the other

00:37:22.800 way.

00:37:23.520 So what

00:37:24.400 is your

00:37:25.060 understanding

00:37:25.580 of what

00:37:26.020 went down

00:37:26.440 the White

00:37:26.800 House

00:37:27.020 yesterday

00:37:27.380 what was

00:37:28.020 said

00:37:28.240 with the

00:37:28.560 president

00:37:28.940 what has

00:37:30.140 theoretically

00:37:30.920 made this

00:37:31.720 difference

00:37:32.140 that we

00:37:33.020 are on

00:37:33.520 the precipice

00:37:34.060 passing this?

00:37:35.620 Well I

00:37:35.980 think part

00:37:36.700 of it

00:37:36.880 was

00:37:37.200 Thomas

00:37:38.240 Massey

00:37:38.780 pleading

00:37:39.200 to the

00:37:39.560 president

00:37:39.880 saying

00:37:40.200 look

00:37:40.500 I'll

00:37:41.100 vote

00:37:41.340 for

00:37:41.480 this

00:37:41.620 thing

00:37:41.760 if

00:37:41.880 you

00:37:41.980 stop

00:37:42.300 beating

00:37:42.560 up

00:37:42.820 on

00:37:42.980 me

00:37:43.140 I

00:37:43.620 mean

00:37:43.800 so

00:37:44.020 you

00:37:44.380 definitely

00:37:44.720 you've

00:37:45.060 got

00:37:45.340 a

00:37:45.880 number

00:37:46.280 it's

00:37:46.640 a

00:37:46.760 rule

00:37:46.920 of

00:37:47.040 numbers

00:37:47.500 you know

00:37:48.100 Brian

00:37:48.480 you know

00:37:49.020 if you've

00:37:49.300 got a hundred

00:37:50.080 people in

00:37:50.560 room

00:37:50.720 then you're

00:37:50.960 going to

00:37:51.020 be

00:37:51.160 10%

00:37:51.900 of

00:37:52.080 them

00:37:52.260 are

00:37:53.000 going to

00:37:53.100 be

00:37:53.180 all

00:37:53.340 about

00:37:53.640 themselves

00:37:54.200 and

00:37:54.900 so

00:37:55.100 as

00:37:55.300 you

00:37:55.420 get

00:37:55.640 these

00:37:55.880 members

00:37:56.260 of

00:37:56.460 Congress

00:37:56.840 who

00:37:57.540 you know

00:37:58.220 have

00:37:58.800 a base

00:37:59.380 that they

00:37:59.700 cater

00:38:07.200 is

00:38:07.740 taking

00:38:08.140 these

00:38:08.440 positions

00:38:08.920 that are

00:38:09.300 contrary

00:38:09.820 which

00:38:10.140 some

00:38:10.400 of

00:38:10.540 which

00:38:10.800 have

00:38:11.520 some

00:38:11.880 merit

00:38:12.200 to

00:38:12.480 them

00:38:12.660 but

00:38:13.280 you

00:38:13.560 know

00:38:13.700 you

00:38:13.940 can't

00:38:14.600 go

00:38:14.880 and

00:38:15.120 kill

00:38:15.540 this

00:38:16.240 bill

00:38:16.740 with

00:38:17.640 what

00:38:18.120 the

00:38:18.500 Trump

00:38:18.800 tax

00:38:19.200 cuts

00:38:19.560 alone

00:38:20.200 mean

00:38:20.720 to

00:38:21.180 small

00:38:21.500 businesses

00:38:22.020 and

00:38:23.060 being

00:38:23.700 able

00:38:23.940 to

00:38:24.140 allow

00:38:24.540 the

00:38:24.960 taxpayer

00:38:25.400 to

00:38:25.640 keep

00:38:25.860 their

00:38:26.040 money

00:38:26.260 we

00:38:26.420 don't

00:38:26.540 want

00:38:26.660 to

00:38:26.740 increase

00:38:27.000 taxes

00:38:27.360 on

00:38:27.520 people

00:38:27.800 you're

00:38:29.680 increasing

00:38:30.020 tax

00:38:30.440 on

00:38:30.640 people

00:38:30.940 you know

00:38:31.800 these

00:38:32.080 guys

00:38:32.400 had to

00:38:32.720 come

00:38:32.920 to

00:38:33.060 their

00:38:33.220 senses

00:38:33.600 it

00:38:34.140 was

00:38:34.260 crazy

00:38:34.620 I

00:38:37.200 really

00:38:39.140 you knew

00:38:40.180 you were

00:38:40.480 going to

00:38:40.700 get here

00:38:41.280 but

00:38:41.800 we're

00:38:42.120 going to

00:38:42.740 try to

00:38:43.360 do as

00:38:43.620 much

00:38:43.900 social

00:38:44.340 media

00:38:44.680 and TV

00:38:45.200 as we

00:38:45.540 possibly

00:38:45.980 can

00:38:46.400 to

00:38:46.900 drum up

00:38:47.320 as much

00:38:47.660 attention

00:38:48.060 for

00:38:48.300 ourselves

00:38:48.840 to

00:38:49.440 ultimately

00:38:49.760 get to

00:38:50.180 the place

00:38:50.600 where we

00:38:50.940 knew we

00:38:51.220 were going

00:38:51.440 to get

00:38:51.680 all along

00:38:52.840 so it's

00:38:53.480 just part

00:38:56.020 of how

00:38:56.340 things roll

00:38:56.860 up here

00:38:57.100 sometimes

00:38:57.580 so

00:38:58.500 Massey

00:38:59.060 literally

00:39:01.340 went pleading

00:39:01.920 to the

00:39:02.240 president

00:39:02.600 huh

00:39:02.880 that's

00:39:04.040 what I

00:39:04.240 was

00:39:04.360 told

00:39:04.660 so

00:39:05.160 I

00:39:05.280 heard

00:39:05.440 that

00:39:05.600 day

00:39:05.840 it was

00:39:06.280 a

00:39:06.480 conversation

00:39:07.360 that took

00:39:07.880 place

00:39:08.320 and

00:39:08.540 look

00:39:09.060 I'll

00:39:10.020 come

00:39:10.500 around

00:39:10.820 if

00:39:10.960 you

00:39:11.040 just

00:39:11.180 stop

00:39:11.460 beating

00:39:11.700 up

00:39:11.940 on

00:39:12.100 me

00:39:12.220 and

00:39:12.540 look

00:39:12.680 the

00:39:13.080 president

00:39:13.500 can read

00:39:15.700 polls

00:39:15.980 as good

00:39:16.320 as anybody

00:39:16.820 and

00:39:17.680 I'm

00:39:18.300 sorry

00:39:18.620 the

00:39:18.900 American

00:39:19.800 public

00:39:20.320 wants

00:39:20.880 his

00:39:21.240 campaign

00:39:22.480 promises

00:39:23.200 completed

00:39:24.560 you know

00:39:25.580 some things

00:39:26.820 of the bill

00:39:27.340 that probably

00:39:27.860 like you said

00:39:28.900 earlier

00:39:29.260 regarding

00:39:29.920 the increase

00:39:30.320 of the debt

00:39:30.660 ceiling

00:39:30.920 there's going

00:39:31.660 to have

00:39:31.860 those

00:39:32.120 detractors

00:39:32.760 that

00:39:32.980 I'm

00:39:33.240 not

00:39:33.980 thrilled

00:39:34.440 about it

00:39:34.940 but this

00:39:35.320 is a

00:39:35.600 pathway

00:39:35.980 to get

00:39:36.540 what the

00:39:37.340 president

00:39:37.660 promised

00:39:38.100 on the

00:39:38.380 campaign

00:39:38.780 trail

00:39:39.140 and look

00:39:39.660 I get

00:39:40.240 excited

00:39:40.680 about

00:39:41.020 man

00:39:41.560 the cop

00:39:42.140 the

00:39:42.380 firefighter

00:39:43.140 now

00:39:43.860 they're not

00:39:44.220 going to have to pay

00:39:44.800 taxes on their

00:39:46.120 overtime

00:39:46.660 you know

00:39:47.400 these are the same

00:39:48.000 guys that

00:39:48.640 you know

00:39:49.340 are going to come

00:39:49.920 show up at our house

00:39:50.580 when you dial

00:39:51.020 9-1-1

00:39:51.700 you've got an

00:39:52.220 emergency

00:39:52.640 these are the same

00:39:53.800 guys two of which

00:39:54.780 just got gunned down

00:39:56.160 out on the west coast

00:39:57.040 you know

00:39:57.660 respondents

00:39:58.120 I mean

00:39:58.420 these people put their

00:39:59.440 lives on the line

00:40:00.120 you know

00:40:00.680 I have no problem

00:40:01.860 at all

00:40:02.180 letting them be

00:40:02.740 exempt from

00:40:03.360 you know

00:40:04.060 income tax

00:40:05.160 or taxes

00:40:05.700 on their

00:40:06.000 overtime

00:40:06.420 all right

00:40:08.220 Jimmy

00:40:08.400 good stuff

00:40:08.980 so any doubt

00:40:10.180 about how this

00:40:10.880 vote goes down

00:40:11.560 just a little bit

00:40:12.500 no look

00:40:14.020 I think we're

00:40:14.420 going to have

00:40:14.640 some anxiety

00:40:15.200 at least we're

00:40:15.760 going to be

00:40:16.060 voting during

00:40:17.060 daylight hours

00:40:18.640 but look

00:40:19.200 last night

00:40:20.580 we had members

00:40:21.460 that went

00:40:22.780 back to their

00:40:23.840 districts

00:40:24.600 so that was

00:40:25.660 another thing

00:40:26.040 that dragged

00:40:26.660 things out

00:40:27.000 we had members

00:40:28.040 that actually

00:40:28.580 went out

00:40:28.940 and they were

00:40:29.540 hiding

00:40:30.120 because they

00:40:30.880 didn't want to

00:40:31.280 face the music

00:40:31.940 on dealing

00:40:32.480 with arguing

00:40:33.520 their position

00:40:34.440 on this

00:40:35.200 legislation

00:40:35.800 so I mean

00:40:36.840 yeah look

00:40:37.400 if you don't

00:40:38.500 like making

00:40:39.140 tough decisions

00:40:39.940 man you probably

00:40:40.660 shouldn't have

00:40:40.960 put your name

00:40:41.360 on the ballot

00:40:41.800 so you know

00:40:43.300 time is the

00:40:44.320 most precious

00:40:44.740 thing we got

00:40:45.300 and we have

00:40:45.780 wasted an

00:40:46.480 enormous amount

00:40:47.320 of it

00:40:47.600 with foolishness

00:40:48.600 over the last

00:40:49.200 72 hours

00:40:50.060 you know

00:40:51.700 memory serves

00:40:52.700 you are

00:40:53.500 Clay's

00:40:54.340 congressman

00:40:55.160 at least

00:40:55.440 you know

00:40:55.760 part-time

00:40:56.620 congressman

00:40:57.220 right

00:40:57.460 his

00:40:58.000 home

00:40:59.580 in the panhandle

00:41:00.560 where he is

00:41:00.960 right now

00:41:01.320 actually

00:41:01.680 I'm sorry

00:41:03.440 which one

00:41:04.380 Clay

00:41:04.760 yeah no

00:41:05.860 you're good

00:41:06.440 I think

00:41:07.260 he's there

00:41:08.620 right now

00:41:09.300 you know

00:41:09.820 I hope

00:41:10.200 he's spending

00:41:10.640 an enormous

00:41:11.640 amount of

00:41:12.180 money

00:41:12.440 in northwest

00:41:13.180 Florida

00:41:13.700 enjoying

00:41:14.500 the world's

00:41:15.140 most beautiful

00:41:15.760 beaches

00:41:16.220 and yeah

00:41:17.460 he did

00:41:17.960 a hit on

00:41:18.680 TV the other

00:41:19.180 day

00:41:19.360 and he was

00:41:19.740 gushing

00:41:20.380 about

00:41:20.800 enjoying

00:41:21.600 the panhandle

00:41:22.860 while we were

00:41:24.060 up here

00:41:24.460 facing the

00:41:25.060 monsoons

00:41:25.720 so yeah

00:41:26.440 he'll actually

00:41:27.140 he goes

00:41:27.760 he used to

00:41:28.340 go into

00:41:28.840 the old

00:41:29.880 iHeart station

00:41:30.760 that I was

00:41:31.700 in for a

00:41:32.160 while

00:41:32.340 when he

00:41:32.660 did his

00:41:32.940 show

00:41:33.200 remotely

00:41:33.880 up there

00:41:34.300 good stuff

00:41:35.040 yeah no

00:41:36.620 doubt

00:41:37.000 and a much

00:41:38.100 better

00:41:38.340 representation

00:41:38.900 that Clay

00:41:39.560 has

00:41:39.920 than me

00:41:40.500 I have

00:41:41.460 unfortunately

00:41:42.240 the same

00:41:42.920 house

00:41:43.160 representation

00:41:43.740 that the

00:41:44.280 president

00:41:44.640 does

00:41:45.120 which is

00:41:45.680 Lois

00:41:46.720 Frankel

00:41:47.200 nobody wins

00:41:47.940 in that

00:41:48.200 deal

00:41:48.420 you know

00:41:49.260 but

00:41:49.520 you're

00:41:50.960 it is

00:41:52.800 so cool

00:41:53.460 to know

00:41:53.820 that I'm

00:41:54.220 talking to

00:41:54.780 you and

00:41:55.140 you're doing

00:41:55.540 fill in

00:41:56.180 on Clay

00:41:56.540 and Buck

00:41:56.900 show

00:41:57.200 I mean

00:41:57.880 that just

00:41:58.300 shows you

00:41:58.940 where you

00:41:59.780 have taken

00:42:00.320 your career

00:42:01.280 and how

00:42:01.960 effective

00:42:02.480 you are

00:42:02.920 communicating

00:42:03.720 what's

00:42:04.280 important

00:42:04.700 to the

00:42:05.080 listeners

00:42:05.440 so I

00:42:06.020 mean

00:42:06.120 you think

00:42:06.560 about

00:42:06.780 how important

00:42:07.220 that family

00:42:07.900 of listeners

00:42:08.380 is

00:42:08.780 and for

00:42:09.360 them to

00:42:09.780 entrust

00:42:10.320 you

00:42:10.680 with

00:42:11.040 their

00:42:11.340 listeners

00:42:11.860 god

00:42:12.440 bless

00:42:12.800 you dude

00:42:13.100 that's

00:42:13.420 a heck

00:42:13.700 of a

00:42:13.920 damn

00:42:14.100 accomplishment

00:42:14.560 I'm

00:42:14.840 proud to

00:42:15.560 call you

00:42:15.820 a friend

00:42:16.200 god

00:42:18.180 bless

00:42:18.540 you

00:42:18.740 I've

00:42:19.300 lived

00:42:19.500 a

00:42:19.640 career

00:42:19.840 on the

00:42:20.120 periphery

00:42:20.500 of

00:42:20.580 people

00:42:20.780 far

00:42:21.020 more

00:42:21.220 impressive

00:42:21.600 than

00:42:21.860 myself

00:42:22.500 so

00:42:22.920 anyway

00:42:23.220 Jimmy

00:42:23.480 god

00:42:23.760 bless

00:42:23.980 you

00:42:24.120 look

00:42:24.280 forward

00:42:24.460 to

00:42:24.600 the

00:42:24.740 vote

00:42:24.940 talk

00:42:25.180 to

00:42:25.280 you

00:42:46.200 most

00:42:46.520 most

00:42:46.540 inspiring

00:42:47.120 women

00:42:47.540 entrepreneurs

00:42:48.220 artists

00:42:49.020 athletes

00:42:49.660 politicians

00:42:50.300 and

00:42:50.680 newsmakers

00:42:51.180 all at

00:42:51.860 different

00:42:52.120 stages

00:42:52.480 of their

00:42:53.000 journey

00:42:53.340 so if

00:42:54.120 you're

00:42:54.400 looking to

00:42:54.840 connect

00:42:55.200 then we

00:42:55.680 hope you'll

00:42:56.040 join us

00:42:56.640 listen to the

00:42:57.280 honest talk

00:42:57.720 podcast on

00:42:58.440 iHeartRadio or

00:42:59.460 wherever you

00:43:00.000 listen to your

00:43:00.420 podcasts

00:43:00.960 this runs

00:43:03.100 directly

00:43:03.640 contrary

00:43:04.280 to what

00:43:05.100 president

00:43:05.460 trump

00:43:05.780 indicated

00:43:06.340 in january

00:43:07.920 which was

00:43:08.540 that he

00:43:08.880 was going

00:43:09.180 to love

00:43:09.700 and cherish

00:43:10.540 medicaid

00:43:11.720 nothing about

00:43:12.660 this bill

00:43:13.180 loves and

00:43:14.860 cherishes

00:43:15.320 medicaid

00:43:16.080 it guts

00:43:17.160 medicaid

00:43:17.840 for slugs

00:43:20.600 it guts

00:43:21.480 it for

00:43:21.840 slugs

00:43:22.420 that's the

00:43:23.560 only

00:43:23.780 he came

00:43:25.760 jeffries

00:43:26.320 he is

00:43:27.340 making the

00:43:27.940 most out

00:43:28.460 of his

00:43:28.840 magic minute

00:43:29.780 he has

00:43:30.480 officially set

00:43:31.320 the record

00:43:31.880 for the

00:43:32.340 longest use

00:43:33.240 of what's

00:43:33.720 known as

00:43:34.280 a magic

00:43:35.240 minute

00:43:35.720 by

00:43:37.120 it's a

00:43:38.800 house

00:43:39.100 procedure

00:43:39.720 so he's

00:43:40.740 now spoken

00:43:41.240 longer than

00:43:42.220 mccarthy

00:43:42.700 record is

00:43:43.580 it's an

00:43:44.820 interesting

00:43:45.160 dynamic right

00:43:45.940 now

00:43:46.140 brian mudd

00:43:46.660 in for

00:43:47.040 a claim

00:43:47.340 buck

00:43:47.560 because

00:43:47.960 you had

00:43:50.140 maxi

00:43:51.240 waters

00:43:51.620 recently

00:43:52.680 approached

00:43:53.200 the podium

00:43:53.700 and so

00:43:55.020 right next

00:43:56.180 to

00:43:56.580 hakeem

00:43:56.940 jeffries

00:43:57.440 who is

00:43:58.940 you know

00:43:59.600 still going

00:44:00.060 at it

00:44:00.560 although

00:44:01.500 he has

00:44:01.900 been

00:44:02.060 reaching

00:44:02.440 for his

00:44:02.840 mouth

00:44:03.040 a lot

00:44:03.340 recently

00:44:03.760 he's

00:44:04.820 been

00:44:04.960 going

00:44:05.180 for

00:44:05.360 water

00:44:05.700 more

00:44:05.980 frequently

00:44:06.480 recently

00:44:07.040 you have

00:44:09.260 maxine

00:44:09.660 waters

00:44:10.180 that looks

00:44:11.580 to be

00:44:12.040 i don't

00:44:12.840 know

00:44:13.120 about

00:44:13.800 three feet

00:44:14.440 away

00:44:14.660 from him

00:44:15.040 maybe

00:44:15.340 maybe

00:44:16.000 two

00:44:16.300 and i'm

00:44:17.820 wondering

00:44:18.080 at this

00:44:18.500 point

00:44:18.720 all the

00:44:19.060 democrats

00:44:19.420 are standing

00:44:19.940 now as

00:44:20.340 well

00:44:20.560 so i'm

00:44:21.020 wondering

00:44:21.340 if it

00:44:21.940 didn't get

00:44:22.240 to the

00:44:22.440 point

00:44:22.600 where it's

00:44:22.940 like

00:44:23.120 even the

00:44:23.460 democrats

00:44:23.800 are

00:44:24.140 okay

00:44:25.200 hakeem

00:44:25.720 so like

00:44:26.260 you set

00:44:26.620 your record

00:44:27.140 we're

00:44:28.480 going to

00:44:28.920 send

00:44:29.160 maxine

00:44:29.580 to stare

00:44:30.000 at you

00:44:30.440 we're

00:44:31.920 just

00:44:32.140 she's

00:44:32.560 gonna

00:44:32.660 stand

00:44:33.120 next

00:44:33.440 to you

00:44:33.680 and stare

00:44:34.140 at you

00:44:34.580 until you're

00:44:35.340 done

00:44:35.500 here

00:44:35.740 i think

00:44:37.440 it might

00:44:37.740 be a

00:44:38.340 subtle

00:44:39.040 maneuver

00:44:40.340 by the

00:44:40.940 by the

00:44:41.720 house

00:44:41.980 minority

00:44:42.420 group

00:44:42.800 to

00:44:43.080 try to

00:44:44.020 get

00:44:44.420 hakeem

00:44:44.840 to wrap

00:44:45.300 it up

00:44:45.720 but he's

00:44:46.900 still going

00:44:47.240 he's

00:44:47.840 still

00:44:48.040 at some

00:44:49.680 point

00:44:49.860 we do

00:44:50.160 anticipate

00:44:50.540 here

00:44:50.780 at the

00:44:50.960 not so

00:44:51.260 distance

00:44:51.580 we are

00:44:52.200 actually

00:44:52.540 going to

00:44:52.940 get to

00:44:53.240 the vote

00:44:53.640 that is

00:44:54.820 going to

00:44:55.220 give

00:44:55.440 your

00:44:55.860 wallet

00:44:56.280 a big

00:44:56.780 break

00:44:57.080 okay

00:44:58.160 so you've

00:44:58.560 heard a lot

00:44:58.860 of lies

00:44:59.300 about

00:45:01.040 what the

00:45:01.740 bbb

00:45:02.120 actually

00:45:02.720 means

00:45:03.060 you heard

00:45:03.500 hakeem

00:45:04.080 it's all

00:45:05.120 about the

00:45:05.500 billionaires

00:45:06.000 they really

00:45:07.160 don't have

00:45:08.040 any

00:45:08.460 any new

00:45:09.020 tricks

00:45:09.360 it's like

00:45:09.900 man that

00:45:10.440 playbook is

00:45:10.960 old and

00:45:11.260 dusty

00:45:11.560 so here

00:45:13.020 we are

00:45:13.400 you know

00:45:14.520 the burn

00:45:15.080 he huffed

00:45:15.620 he puffed

00:45:16.920 he had

00:45:17.120 pocahontas

00:45:17.820 she whined

00:45:19.240 that all

00:45:21.100 went down

00:45:21.460 the senate

00:45:21.860 aoc

00:45:22.380 she still

00:45:23.000 sounds like

00:45:23.480 she's

00:45:23.720 13

00:45:24.100 hakeem

00:45:26.380 and the

00:45:27.180 throes

00:45:27.560 of his

00:45:27.840 last

00:45:28.140 stand

00:45:28.420 here

00:45:28.680 you had

00:45:31.160 in the

00:45:31.620 senate

00:45:31.800 you know

00:45:32.080 tom

00:45:32.320 tillis

00:45:32.700 and

00:45:32.880 susan

00:45:33.160 collins

00:45:33.660 that did

00:45:34.100 side

00:45:34.340 with

00:45:34.520 the

00:45:34.640 slugs

00:45:35.020 you know

00:45:36.680 those

00:45:36.900 who

00:45:37.020 don't

00:45:37.220 believe

00:45:37.500 in

00:45:37.780 medicator

00:45:38.700 snap

00:45:38.980 work

00:45:39.240 requirements

00:45:39.760 just

00:45:40.020 who's

00:45:40.680 a cute

00:45:41.080 little

00:45:41.440 illegal

00:45:42.120 immigrant

00:45:42.720 oh you

00:45:43.400 are

00:45:43.720 here

00:45:44.080 have

00:45:44.740 some

00:45:44.980 food

00:45:45.240 stamps

00:45:45.580 and

00:45:45.740 medicaid

00:45:46.140 but

00:45:48.360 anyway

00:45:48.780 through

00:45:50.220 coercion

00:45:51.640 of

00:45:53.040 house

00:45:53.340 freedom

00:45:53.620 caucus

00:45:53.980 members

00:45:54.460 at the

00:45:55.860 white

00:45:56.020 house

00:45:56.240 yesterday

00:45:56.620 it does

00:45:57.760 look like

00:45:58.120 we are

00:45:58.640 on the

00:45:59.080 precipice

00:45:59.700 of

00:46:00.100 passing

00:46:00.600 president

00:46:01.300 trump's

00:46:01.920 one big

00:46:03.340 beautiful

00:46:03.720 bill

00:46:04.020 act

00:46:04.280 or

00:46:04.640 the

00:46:05.000 act

00:46:05.480 as it

00:46:06.660 happens

00:46:07.000 to be

00:46:07.380 because

00:46:07.840 of

00:46:08.320 final

00:46:09.240 act

00:46:09.680 of

00:46:10.200 pettiness

00:46:10.980 you

00:46:12.120 probably

00:46:12.440 heard

00:46:12.680 about

00:46:12.920 this

00:46:13.200 in

00:46:13.800 a

00:46:13.980 last

00:46:14.280 minute

00:46:14.480 maneuver

00:46:14.960 when

00:46:15.320 it

00:46:15.400 was

00:46:15.540 being

00:46:15.800 passed

00:46:16.260 out

00:46:16.620 of

00:46:16.740 the

00:46:16.900 senate

00:46:17.140 yet

00:46:18.560 a

00:46:18.780 yet

00:46:18.960 a

00:46:19.080 maneuver

00:46:19.380 that

00:46:19.560 was

00:46:19.680 so

00:46:19.860 petty

00:46:20.200 it

00:46:20.540 was

00:46:20.860 only

00:46:21.480 something

00:46:21.780 that

00:46:22.000 chuck

00:46:22.200 schumer

00:46:22.440 would

00:46:22.640 do

00:46:22.820 and

00:46:23.560 just

00:46:23.800 prior

00:46:24.080 to

00:46:24.280 the

00:46:24.420 final

00:46:24.640 senate

00:46:24.920 vote

00:46:25.160 good

00:46:25.400 old

00:46:25.660 chuck

00:46:26.540 you

00:46:27.760 schumer

00:46:28.200 as

00:46:29.600 a

00:46:29.820 rush

00:46:30.120 often

00:46:31.260 would

00:46:31.440 say

00:46:31.700 he

00:46:32.420 forced

00:46:32.700 a

00:46:32.860 motion

00:46:33.200 to

00:46:33.660 rename

00:46:34.380 the

00:46:34.640 one

00:46:34.980 big

00:46:35.340 beautiful

00:46:35.740 bill

00:46:36.000 act

00:46:36.300 the

00:46:36.860 act

00:46:37.180 by

00:46:38.500 invoking

00:46:39.140 this

00:46:39.300 section

00:46:39.500 of

00:46:39.620 the

00:46:39.740 bird

00:46:39.960 rule

00:46:40.200 it's

00:46:40.880 one

00:46:41.000 of

00:46:41.060 the

00:46:41.160 arcane

00:46:41.600 senate

00:46:41.880 rules

00:46:42.280 that

00:46:42.640 named

00:46:43.760 after

00:46:44.100 the

00:46:44.300 former

00:46:44.680 democrat

00:46:45.440 kkk

00:46:46.080 organizer

00:46:46.700 turned

00:46:47.140 long time

00:46:47.740 senator

00:46:48.060 that they

00:46:48.680 now

00:46:48.880 think

00:46:49.060 is

00:46:49.180 great

00:46:49.420 so

00:46:50.120 anyway

00:46:50.400 chuck

00:46:51.440 you

00:46:52.540 then

00:46:53.300 literally

00:46:53.860 went

00:46:54.200 on

00:46:54.440 to

00:46:54.640 say

00:46:55.000 that

00:46:55.720 because

00:46:55.960 of

00:46:56.180 the

00:46:56.400 formerly

00:46:57.000 aesthetically

00:46:57.720 pleasing

00:46:58.080 act

00:46:58.460 people

00:46:59.860 are

00:46:59.980 going

00:47:00.080 to

00:47:00.140 get

00:47:00.260 sick

00:47:00.440 and

00:47:00.560 die

00:47:00.760 people

00:47:01.960 are

00:47:02.420 going

00:47:02.660 to

00:47:02.780 get

00:47:02.940 sick

00:47:03.140 and

00:47:03.260 die

00:47:03.440 and

00:47:04.620 you're

00:47:04.820 going

00:47:04.860 to

00:47:04.900 have

00:47:05.100 hungry

00:47:05.380 kids

00:47:05.980 and

00:47:06.500 republicans

00:47:09.860 want

00:47:10.240 your

00:47:10.620 kids

00:47:10.860 to

00:47:11.020 starve

00:47:11.320 so

00:47:12.820 i

00:47:15.000 actually

00:47:15.200 think

00:47:15.380 there's

00:47:15.580 a far

00:47:15.840 better

00:47:16.020 chance

00:47:16.360 that

00:47:16.460 people

00:47:16.820 get

00:47:17.080 sick

00:47:17.400 and

00:47:18.260 maybe

00:47:18.520 seriously

00:47:19.440 ill

00:47:19.740 just

00:47:20.100 by

00:47:20.240 listening

00:47:20.500 to

00:47:20.720 chuck

00:47:21.040 and

00:47:21.280 and

00:47:22.600 hakeem

00:47:22.960 by the

00:47:24.300 way

00:47:24.620 it does

00:47:26.220 look like

00:47:26.540 speaking

00:47:26.720 of

00:47:26.840 hakeem

00:47:27.220 in

00:47:27.340 real

00:47:27.540 time

00:47:27.960 i

00:47:28.120 think

00:47:28.280 he's

00:47:28.480 done

00:47:28.740 oh

00:47:29.240 he's

00:47:29.400 done

00:47:29.520 it

00:47:29.620 everybody

00:47:29.960 oh

00:47:30.400 it's

00:47:30.760 a

00:47:30.860 hero's

00:47:31.300 welcome

00:47:31.660 you ever

00:47:34.060 notice

00:47:34.360 just how

00:47:34.800 ugly

00:47:35.160 those

00:47:35.400 people

00:47:35.600 are

00:47:35.740 it's

00:47:36.000 just

00:47:36.140 i

00:47:36.340 don't

00:47:36.660 mean

00:47:36.860 to

00:47:37.080 to

00:47:37.320 be

00:47:37.440 offensive

00:47:37.760 it's

00:47:37.980 like

00:47:38.160 you

00:47:38.280 take

00:47:38.520 a

00:47:38.640 look

00:47:38.840 you

00:47:39.420 have

00:47:39.580 all

00:47:39.740 this

00:47:40.000 great

00:47:40.580 senior

00:47:40.880 leadership

00:47:41.320 of

00:47:41.880 democrats

00:47:42.340 that

00:47:42.560 are

00:47:42.660 now

00:47:42.880 hugging

00:47:43.240 hakeem

00:47:43.760 oh

00:47:44.280 you

00:47:44.640 are

00:47:44.980 you're

00:47:45.320 great

00:47:45.560 that

00:47:46.520 is

00:47:46.740 a

00:47:47.080 that

00:47:47.280 is

00:47:47.380 a

00:47:47.560 motley

00:47:47.860 bunch

00:47:48.140 of

00:47:48.260 people

00:47:48.460 right

00:47:48.680 there

00:47:48.940 i always

00:47:49.760 said

00:47:49.920 there's

00:47:50.120 nothing

00:47:50.300 about

00:47:50.640 hate

00:47:51.020 that

00:47:51.720 ages

00:47:51.960 well

00:47:52.320 you

00:47:53.420 know

00:47:53.560 just

00:47:53.880 it's

00:47:54.200 not

00:47:54.460 attractive

00:47:54.980 which

00:47:55.320 by

00:47:55.500 the

00:47:55.580 way

00:47:55.740 AOC

00:47:56.120 not

00:47:56.340 going

00:47:56.440 to

00:47:56.520 go

00:47:56.660 so

00:47:56.820 well

00:47:57.040 although

00:47:58.680 i'm not

00:47:58.980 sure

00:47:59.120 she

00:47:59.300 actually

00:47:59.560 really

00:47:59.820 just

00:48:00.440 words

00:48:00.860 coming

00:48:01.080 out

00:48:01.240 of

00:48:01.340 her

00:48:01.440 mouth

00:48:01.660 but

00:48:03.100 nevertheless

00:48:03.440 what

00:48:04.860 does

00:48:05.100 this

00:48:05.320 actually

00:48:05.640 mean

00:48:05.900 to

00:48:06.060 you

00:48:06.200 well

00:48:06.360 the

00:48:06.580 whole

00:48:06.780 thing

00:48:06.980 is

00:48:07.120 huge

00:48:07.340 money

00:48:07.560 to

00:48:07.760 you

00:48:07.940 if

00:48:09.140 you

00:48:09.260 remember

00:48:09.560 during

00:48:09.900 the

00:48:10.060 debate

00:48:10.400 and

00:48:10.860 the

00:48:11.000 lead

00:48:11.100 up

00:48:11.220 to

00:48:11.340 president

00:48:11.640 trump's

00:48:12.060 2017

00:48:12.760 tax

00:48:13.420 cut

00:48:13.840 in

00:48:14.100 jobs

00:48:14.480 act

00:48:14.840 remember

00:48:16.080 how

00:48:16.280 you

00:48:16.460 were

00:48:16.620 routinely

00:48:16.940 lied

00:48:17.400 to

00:48:17.640 by

00:48:18.020 the

00:48:18.260 fake

00:48:18.420 news

00:48:18.620 remember

00:48:19.060 how

00:48:19.240 you

00:48:19.360 were

00:48:19.500 told

00:48:19.780 that

00:48:21.120 only

00:48:21.500 tax

00:48:21.840 cuts

00:48:22.060 for

00:48:22.220 the

00:48:22.320 rich

00:48:22.620 higher

00:48:23.340 taxes

00:48:23.740 for

00:48:24.000 you

00:48:24.160 you

00:48:24.640 know

00:48:24.720 one

00:48:24.900 of

00:48:25.160 the

00:48:25.200 things

00:48:25.380 I

00:48:25.540 thought

00:48:25.720 was

00:48:26.020 was

00:48:26.320 so

00:48:26.620 instructive

00:48:27.480 just

00:48:27.800 how

00:48:28.020 pervasive

00:48:28.600 the

00:48:29.040 mind

00:48:29.940 washing

00:48:32.220 of

00:48:32.800 of

00:48:33.560 most

00:48:34.400 Americans

00:48:34.820 was

00:48:35.180 you

00:48:35.380 had

00:48:35.760 even

00:48:36.200 after

00:48:37.940 had

00:48:38.460 kicked

00:48:38.720 in

00:48:39.060 pulling

00:48:41.080 from

00:48:41.540 NBC

00:48:42.020 News

00:48:42.400 and

00:48:42.520 the

00:48:42.620 Wall

00:48:42.780 Street

00:48:43.000 Journal

00:48:43.360 showing

00:48:44.500 that

00:48:44.680 only

00:48:44.920 17%

00:48:46.060 of

00:48:46.200 Americans

00:48:46.600 thought

00:48:46.940 they

00:48:47.080 were

00:48:47.140 getting

00:48:47.280 tax

00:48:47.600 break

00:48:47.800 again

00:48:48.200 they

00:48:48.380 had

00:48:48.460 already

00:48:48.600 started

00:48:48.840 to

00:48:49.000 kick

00:48:49.180 in

00:48:49.440 but

00:48:49.980 they

00:48:50.080 had

00:48:50.180 been

00:48:50.280 lied

00:48:50.520 to

00:48:50.640 for

00:48:50.820 so

00:48:51.020 long

00:48:51.440 and

00:48:52.800 you

00:48:53.020 still

00:48:53.220 had

00:48:53.420 your

00:48:53.560 godless

00:48:53.980 souls

00:48:54.280 and

00:48:54.500 slanderous

00:48:54.860 news

00:48:55.120 media

00:48:55.380 that

00:48:55.560 still

00:48:55.700 had

00:48:55.860 enough

00:48:56.080 influence

00:48:56.620 apparently

00:48:56.920 with

00:48:57.100 people

00:48:57.360 that

00:48:57.720 only

00:48:57.880 17%

00:48:58.760 actually

00:48:59.160 thought

00:48:59.360 they

00:48:59.460 were

00:48:59.560 getting

00:48:59.720 one

00:48:59.960 in

00:49:00.360 reality

00:49:00.720 over

00:49:02.700 80%

00:49:03.900 of

00:49:04.340 Americans

00:49:04.760 saw

00:49:05.040 a

00:49:05.160 tax

00:49:05.380 break

00:49:05.600 from

00:49:05.800 the

00:49:06.000 tax

00:49:06.300 cut

00:49:06.500 in

00:49:06.660 jobs

00:49:06.980 act

00:49:07.260 what

00:49:07.740 was

00:49:07.860 the

00:49:07.960 average

00:49:08.200 savings

00:49:08.600 $2,100

00:49:10.260 per

00:49:11.420 filer

00:49:12.020 within

00:49:12.960 the

00:49:13.140 first

00:49:13.360 year

00:49:13.540 by the

00:49:13.980 way

00:49:14.080 it's

00:49:14.200 a

00:49:14.280 number

00:49:14.480 only

00:49:15.480 grown

00:49:15.760 a lot

00:49:16.000 bigger

00:49:16.320 over

00:49:16.720 the

00:49:16.840 past

00:49:17.060 seven

00:49:17.320 and

00:49:17.460 a

00:49:17.560 half

00:49:17.760 years

00:49:18.260 and

00:49:18.500 surprise

00:49:18.960 surprise

00:49:19.500 you

00:49:20.680 have

00:49:21.320 the

00:49:21.820 line

00:49:22.180 that

00:49:22.420 is

00:49:22.700 the

00:49:23.120 exact

00:49:23.340 same

00:49:23.600 thing

00:49:23.860 same

00:49:24.440 playbook

00:49:24.820 from

00:49:25.020 them

00:49:25.240 right

00:49:25.540 so

00:49:25.800 this

00:49:26.900 is

00:49:27.220 going

00:49:27.340 to be

00:49:27.460 horrible

00:49:27.700 for

00:49:28.020 you

00:49:28.300 it

00:49:28.960 is

00:49:29.280 it's

00:49:30.080 the

00:49:30.320 screw

00:49:31.000 you

00:49:31.420 act

00:49:31.860 and

00:49:32.060 you

00:49:32.840 know

00:49:32.940 just

00:49:33.180 for

00:49:33.340 the

00:49:33.460 billionaires

00:49:34.000 but

00:49:35.320 let's

00:49:35.560 start

00:49:35.760 with

00:49:35.940 the

00:49:36.080 bottom

00:49:36.320 line

00:49:36.620 the

00:49:38.480 one

00:49:39.160 big

00:49:39.660 potentially

00:49:40.460 aesthetically

00:49:40.940 pleasing

00:49:41.360 bill

00:49:41.720 it

00:49:43.880 is

00:49:44.080 huge

00:49:44.520 for

00:49:45.160 you

00:49:45.440 and

00:49:45.720 your

00:49:45.860 household

00:49:46.260 so

00:49:47.240 first

00:49:47.560 of

00:49:47.700 all

00:49:47.880 it

00:49:48.100 makes

00:49:48.300 permanent

00:49:48.840 the

00:49:49.660 original

00:49:50.020 Trump

00:49:50.380 tax

00:49:50.760 cuts

00:49:51.100 with

00:49:53.060 individual

00:49:53.740 tax

00:49:54.220 reductions

00:49:54.760 for

00:49:55.980 the

00:49:56.100 average

00:49:56.360 22%

00:49:57.540 average

00:49:58.060 filer

00:49:58.420 22%

00:49:59.300 now

00:49:59.520 how

00:49:59.700 much

00:49:59.940 money

00:50:00.300 you

00:50:01.200 start

00:50:01.380 breaking

00:50:01.700 this

00:50:01.900 stuff

00:50:02.160 out

00:50:02.460 for

00:50:02.780 households

00:50:03.340 by

00:50:03.900 the

00:50:04.040 time

00:50:04.300 you

00:50:04.440 take

00:50:04.680 a

00:50:04.820 look

00:50:05.040 at

00:50:05.500 child

00:50:06.040 tax

00:50:06.420 credits

00:50:06.840 the

00:50:07.660 nominal

00:50:08.060 rate

00:50:08.420 reductions

00:50:08.980 the

00:50:10.140 average

00:50:10.420 number

00:50:10.680 of

00:50:10.840 people

00:50:11.040 that

00:50:11.260 file

00:50:11.580 in

00:50:11.720 a

00:50:11.820 home

00:50:12.020 all

00:50:12.300 these

00:50:12.540 things

00:50:12.840 you

00:50:13.360 know

00:50:13.460 what

00:50:13.560 it

00:50:13.660 actually

00:50:13.860 is

00:50:14.140 because

00:50:14.380 a lot

00:50:14.580 of

00:50:14.640 the

00:50:14.720 numbers

00:50:15.040 that

00:50:15.220 have

00:50:15.240 been

00:50:15.360 thrown

00:50:15.560 out

00:50:15.820 there

00:50:16.120 don't

00:50:17.400 factor

00:50:17.800 in

00:50:18.200 all

00:50:18.420 the

00:50:18.600 tax

00:50:18.860 savings

00:50:19.200 if

00:50:20.240 you

00:50:20.480 break

00:50:20.880 out

00:50:21.240 what

00:50:21.820 the

00:50:21.980 tax

00:50:22.260 savings

00:50:28.420 $3,900

00:50:30.820 but wait

00:50:32.900 there's

00:50:33.780 more

00:50:34.120 84%

00:50:36.400 of

00:50:36.580 households

00:50:37.060 are

00:50:37.700 going

00:50:37.860 to

00:50:38.020 see

00:50:38.280 additional

00:50:39.120 tax

00:50:39.520 cuts

00:50:39.860 beyond

00:50:40.520 the

00:50:40.660 current

00:50:40.820 policy

00:50:41.140 I

00:50:41.220 mean

00:50:41.300 91%

00:50:42.020 will

00:50:42.160 get

00:50:42.280 some

00:50:42.480 kind

00:50:42.620 of

00:50:42.720 benefit

00:50:42.980 but

00:50:43.200 84%

00:50:44.360 stand

00:50:45.040 to

00:50:45.240 benefit

00:50:45.560 by

00:50:46.100 an

00:50:46.440 additional

00:50:47.080 $2,900

00:50:48.260 annually

00:50:49.000 when

00:50:51.180 this

00:50:51.420 passes

00:50:51.980 come

00:50:53.200 next

00:50:53.460 year

00:50:53.740 another

00:50:54.900 $2,900

00:50:55.860 in tax

00:50:57.440 savings

00:50:57.820 for you

00:50:58.600 and your

00:50:58.840 family

00:50:59.180 so

00:51:00.140 here's

00:51:00.540 what's

00:51:00.720 actually

00:51:00.960 on the

00:51:01.240 line

00:51:01.560 and

00:51:02.380 people

00:51:02.640 throw

00:51:02.920 numbers

00:51:03.340 out

00:51:03.620 there

00:51:03.840 talk

00:51:04.180 about

00:51:04.380 all

00:51:04.520 the

00:51:04.620 for

00:51:06.180 the

00:51:06.820 average

00:51:07.260 household

00:51:07.660 in

00:51:07.860 this

00:51:08.020 country

00:51:08.380 the

00:51:09.340 round

00:51:09.640 trip

00:51:09.900 on

00:51:10.100 this

00:51:10.280 deal

00:51:10.560 is

00:51:10.900 $6,800

00:51:12.480 if

00:51:15.400 you

00:51:15.620 had

00:51:16.080 the

00:51:17.180 tax

00:51:18.140 increase

00:51:18.640 from

00:51:19.100 having

00:51:19.520 the

00:51:19.860 Trump

00:51:20.060 tax

00:51:20.360 cuts

00:51:20.620 expire

00:51:21.040 and

00:51:21.640 then

00:51:21.760 also

00:51:22.120 not

00:51:22.600 the

00:51:22.760 benefit

00:51:23.080 of

00:51:23.480 the

00:51:23.620 additional

00:51:23.940 tax

00:51:24.300 cuts

00:51:24.580 here

00:51:24.840 you

00:51:26.840 will

00:51:27.620 round

00:51:27.940 trip

00:51:28.240 would

00:51:28.740 be

00:51:28.860 out

00:51:29.060 $6,800

00:51:30.040 next

00:51:31.000 year

00:51:31.280 your

00:51:31.980 family

00:51:32.320 average

00:51:33.020 household

00:51:33.380 in this

00:51:33.620 country

00:51:33.940 that

00:51:35.340 comes

00:51:35.620 from

00:51:35.880 beef

00:51:36.300 up

00:51:36.640 beef

00:51:36.940 up

00:51:37.200 child

00:51:37.580 tax

00:51:37.920 credit

00:51:38.220 no

00:51:39.520 federal

00:51:39.880 taxes

00:51:40.320 on

00:51:40.560 tips

00:51:40.840 overtime

00:51:41.360 higher

00:51:42.340 standard

00:51:42.740 deductions

00:51:43.400 real

00:51:44.500 money

00:51:44.900 real

00:51:45.340 savings

00:51:45.700 coming

00:51:45.920 right

00:51:46.120 down

00:51:46.300 the

00:51:46.400 line

00:51:46.540 and

00:51:46.640 one

00:51:46.720 of

00:51:46.800 the

00:51:46.860 really

00:51:47.020 big

00:51:47.300 ones

00:51:47.580 seniors

00:51:48.060 you

00:51:48.280 know

00:51:48.360 one

00:51:48.480 of

00:51:48.560 the

00:51:48.620 things

00:51:48.880 that

00:51:49.180 Trump

00:51:49.900 of

00:51:50.140 course

00:51:50.320 it

00:51:50.440 was

00:51:50.540 no

00:51:50.780 tax

00:51:51.100 on

00:51:51.300 tips

00:51:51.560 no

00:51:51.780 tax

00:51:52.100 on

00:51:52.260 overtime

00:51:52.640 and

00:51:54.860 along

00:51:55.660 the way

00:51:55.920 he said

00:51:56.340 and

00:51:56.860 no

00:51:57.580 no

00:51:57.880 tax

00:51:58.160 on

00:51:58.320 social

00:51:58.580 security

00:51:58.980 either

00:51:59.300 it's

00:51:59.780 kind

00:51:59.900 of

00:51:59.960 like

00:52:00.100 one

00:52:00.260 of

00:52:00.340 those

00:52:00.740 and

00:52:01.180 we'll

00:52:01.340 throw

00:52:01.480 that

00:52:01.680 into

00:52:01.880 it

00:52:02.040 so

00:52:02.200 it's

00:52:02.820 not

00:52:03.040 explicitly

00:52:03.660 that

00:52:04.020 way

00:52:04.300 but

00:52:05.680 the

00:52:05.780 way

00:52:05.940 that

00:52:06.100 it

00:52:06.260 did

00:52:06.480 end

00:52:06.740 up

00:52:06.860 getting

00:52:07.060 put

00:52:07.340 in

00:52:07.620 here

00:52:07.920 pretty

00:52:09.200 much

00:52:09.380 works

00:52:09.640 that

00:52:09.840 way

00:52:10.120 so

00:52:10.840 seniors

00:52:11.500 over

00:52:11.980 65

00:52:12.760 get a

00:52:13.880 huge

00:52:14.160 boost

00:52:14.620 get a

00:52:15.040 huge

00:52:15.220 boost

00:52:15.560 $6,000

00:52:17.380 added

00:52:19.120 to the

00:52:19.840 standard

00:52:20.100 deduction

00:52:20.600 so

00:52:22.000 what does

00:52:22.280 that mean

00:52:22.720 well

00:52:23.080 for the

00:52:23.640 average

00:52:24.200 senior

00:52:24.920 over

00:52:27.200 65

00:52:27.760 comes out

00:52:29.060 to just

00:52:29.400 over

00:52:29.620 a thousand

00:52:30.080 bucks

00:52:30.500 per year

00:52:31.360 in

00:52:31.500 savings

00:52:31.860 so

00:52:32.680 married

00:52:33.580 filed

00:52:34.040 filing

00:52:34.580 jointly

00:52:35.080 both

00:52:35.460 over

00:52:35.680 65

00:52:36.140 that's

00:52:36.780 another

00:52:37.040 about

00:52:37.420 2,000

00:52:38.200 bucks

00:52:38.420 in your

00:52:38.600 pocket

00:52:38.900 and

00:52:39.360 for

00:52:39.540 almost

00:52:40.200 all

00:52:40.540 seniors

00:52:40.980 it

00:52:41.260 wipes

00:52:41.680 out

00:52:42.100 effectively

00:52:42.700 the

00:52:43.300 tax

00:52:43.600 liability

00:52:43.980 from

00:52:44.240 social

00:52:44.540 security

00:52:44.980 so

00:52:45.280 you

00:52:45.780 pretty

00:52:45.980 much

00:52:46.180 delivered

00:52:46.520 on it

00:52:46.820 that

00:52:46.980 way

00:52:47.160 too

00:52:47.360 things

00:52:48.320 that

00:52:48.500 people

00:52:48.720 don't

00:52:48.960 know

00:52:49.160 about

00:52:49.520 you

00:52:50.740 have

00:52:50.900 an

00:52:51.000 American

00:52:51.340 made

00:52:51.640 car

00:52:51.900 you

00:52:52.040 get

00:52:52.160 an

00:52:52.280 auto

00:52:52.460 loan

00:52:52.740 yeah

00:52:53.740 deduction

00:52:54.300 that'll

00:52:54.580 average

00:52:54.860 $475

00:52:55.860 a year

00:52:56.660 and savings

00:52:57.480 on that

00:52:57.840 next

00:52:58.140 year

00:52:58.400 the

00:52:59.060 standard

00:52:59.360 deduction

00:52:59.880 you

00:53:00.680 know

00:53:00.800 almost

00:53:01.080 everybody

00:53:04.040 the first

00:53:04.640 Trump tax

00:53:05.280 law

00:53:05.640 ended up

00:53:06.440 closing

00:53:06.760 so many

00:53:07.120 of the

00:53:07.300 loopholes

00:53:07.720 so many

00:53:08.120 of the

00:53:08.340 deduction

00:53:08.820 loopholes

00:53:09.500 91%

00:53:12.180 of

00:53:13.900 taxpayers

00:53:14.400 use the

00:53:14.880 standard

00:53:15.120 deduction

00:53:15.600 well that's

00:53:16.440 going up

00:53:16.860 that goes

00:53:17.780 up next

00:53:18.220 year

00:53:18.460 $1,000

00:53:19.560 for

00:53:20.620 individuals

00:53:21.060 and for

00:53:22.500 married

00:53:23.040 couples

00:53:23.400 so

00:53:24.000 pretty much

00:53:24.960 everybody

00:53:25.300 sees some

00:53:25.820 kind of

00:53:26.120 benefit

00:53:26.420 but again

00:53:26.940 for over

00:53:28.320 80%

00:53:29.120 of people

00:53:29.620 over 80%

00:53:30.480 of households

00:53:30.980 we're talking

00:53:31.780 about the

00:53:32.240 benefit

00:53:32.600 being

00:53:33.080 into the

00:53:34.100 thousands

00:53:34.820 over

00:53:35.180 $2,000

00:53:36.140 per year

00:53:37.660 so it's

00:53:39.240 absolutely

00:53:39.620 huge money

00:53:40.580 for you

00:53:41.520 and so

00:53:42.980 what is

00:53:44.080 actually on

00:53:44.540 the line

00:53:44.780 with this

00:53:45.100 vote

00:53:45.400 it's the

00:53:47.580 choice

00:53:48.040 between

00:53:48.600 a $3,900

00:53:50.120 tax increase

00:53:51.240 if you let

00:53:53.040 the Trump

00:53:53.440 tax policy

00:53:54.380 expire

00:53:54.940 or an

00:53:56.100 additional

00:53:56.500 $2,900

00:53:57.060 tax cut

00:53:58.000 now let me

00:53:59.840 ask you

00:54:00.280 how many

00:54:00.940 people

00:54:01.420 you could do

00:54:02.720 man on

00:54:03.160 the street

00:54:03.480 stuff

00:54:03.760 you could

00:54:04.040 go to

00:54:04.260 your

00:54:04.440 average

00:54:05.000 Democrat

00:54:05.480 alright guys

00:54:06.320 you could

00:54:07.160 probably go

00:54:07.540 to AOC

00:54:08.080 don't tell

00:54:08.620 her it's

00:54:08.860 actually about

00:54:09.400 this law

00:54:09.920 this bill

00:54:10.720 by the way

00:54:11.920 Hakeem

00:54:12.640 he is done

00:54:14.020 you have

00:54:14.280 Mike Johnson

00:54:15.080 House Speaker

00:54:15.960 that is now

00:54:16.640 up

00:54:17.080 looks like

00:54:18.160 he's calling

00:54:18.640 for the vote

00:54:19.640 so we are

00:54:21.280 going to

00:54:21.800 get underway

00:54:22.460 with the vote

00:54:23.720 and we probably

00:54:24.480 are before

00:54:25.360 the end of

00:54:25.820 the show

00:54:26.120 going to

00:54:26.960 have the

00:54:27.440 conclusion

00:54:27.920 to the

00:54:28.700 one

00:54:29.180 big

00:54:30.120 beautiful

00:54:30.860 bill

00:54:31.460 act

00:54:31.940 the vote

00:54:32.620 on that

00:54:33.120 so

00:54:33.440 stand

00:54:34.300 by

00:54:34.680 for

00:54:35.220 news

00:54:36.020 and

00:54:37.580 we'll

00:54:37.920 break it

00:54:38.440 we'll bring

00:54:38.920 you all

00:54:39.080 the breaking

00:54:39.420 news

00:54:39.740 on this

00:54:40.320 so

00:54:41.120 you know

00:54:41.520 you like

00:54:41.960 even AOC

00:54:42.940 you get

00:54:43.780 AOC

00:54:44.220 outside the

00:54:44.960 house

00:54:45.120 saying

00:54:45.320 hey

00:54:45.940 you want

00:54:46.540 like a

00:54:46.860 $3,900

00:54:47.320 tax

00:54:48.520 increase

00:54:49.280 or would

00:54:49.900 you like

00:54:50.100 an additional

00:54:50.520 $2,900

00:54:51.000 tax cut

00:54:51.940 even

00:54:53.520 I think

00:54:53.900 AOC

00:54:54.480 if you

00:54:55.280 just don't

00:54:55.660 tell her

00:54:55.960 how it

00:54:56.280 happens

00:54:56.680 is going

00:54:57.140 to go

00:54:57.340 yeah

00:54:57.720 yeah

00:54:59.200 I would

00:54:59.680 like that

00:55:00.100 anybody

00:55:01.600 who's

00:55:01.940 honest

00:55:02.380 is going

00:55:03.180 to tell

00:55:03.540 you that

00:55:03.800 so

00:55:03.980 as always

00:55:04.580 there are

00:55:04.800 two sides

00:55:05.240 to stories

00:55:05.760 one side

00:55:06.300 to facts

00:55:06.800 the one

00:55:08.340 big

00:55:09.500 potentially

00:55:11.040 aesthetically

00:55:11.540 pleasing

00:55:11.920 act

00:55:12.340 it saves

00:55:13.200 you money

00:55:13.540 it ends

00:55:15.660 up delivering

00:55:16.160 relief

00:55:16.720 almost entirely

00:55:18.040 across the

00:55:18.560 board

00:55:18.780 and the

00:55:19.500 great

00:55:19.860 irony

00:55:20.360 is

00:55:20.820 you know

00:55:21.020 there are

00:55:21.180 actually

00:55:21.400 5%

00:55:22.220 of people

00:55:22.680 that ended

00:55:23.940 up paying

00:55:24.420 more

00:55:24.900 under

00:55:25.520 the

00:55:25.760 Trump

00:55:25.980 tax

00:55:26.320 law

00:55:26.580 the

00:55:27.720 2017

00:55:28.220 law

00:55:28.680 you know

00:55:29.840 who

00:55:30.020 those

00:55:30.220 people

00:55:30.440 were

00:55:30.700 the

00:55:32.000 billionaires

00:55:32.720 wealthy

00:55:33.920 people

00:55:34.440 they were

00:55:34.980 able to

00:55:35.300 make use

00:55:35.920 of

00:55:36.180 standard

00:55:36.580 deduct

00:55:36.980 or

00:55:37.260 make use

00:55:38.400 of

00:55:38.560 deductions

00:55:39.100 that they

00:55:40.040 can't make

00:55:40.600 use of

00:55:40.940 anymore

00:55:41.180 when they

00:55:41.540 were closing

00:55:42.020 loopholes

00:55:42.540 so yeah

00:55:43.180 the only

00:55:43.840 people who

00:55:44.420 actually

00:55:44.920 ended up

00:55:45.380 paying

00:55:45.580 more

00:55:45.960 were the

00:55:46.940 wealthiest

00:55:47.460 people

00:55:47.760 the exact

00:55:48.620 opposite

00:55:49.140 of what

00:55:50.020 was being

00:55:50.440 said

00:55:50.840 as we

00:55:51.960 are on

00:55:52.320 watch here

00:55:53.020 with

00:55:53.300 House

00:55:53.560 Speaker

00:55:53.880 Mike

00:55:54.820 Johnson

00:55:55.200 getting

00:55:55.500 ready

00:55:55.860 for

00:55:56.240 the

00:55:56.420 vote

00:55:56.740 Brian

00:55:57.920 Mudd

00:55:58.200 in

00:55:58.720 for

00:55:58.860 Clay

00:55:59.040 and

00:55:59.160 Buck

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00:56:01.640 and

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00:56:08.380 or wherever

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