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Speaker 3: Speaker.
Speaker 7: That's not.
Speaker 8: What this country should be all about. Manu wasn't the
Speaker 8: only one, the only American citizen who's been targeted, oh,
Speaker 8: by the deportation machine, a deportation machine that will be
Speaker 8: unleashed on steroids by this one big ugly bill. We
Speaker 8: know that, in fact, it's the case that's not hyperbo.
Speaker 9: On this vote, the ya'ser to eighteen, the nayser two fourteen.
Speaker 2: The motion is adopted.
Speaker 10: As my friend, the glorious day in the United States
Speaker 10: of America, the BBB, the Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 3: HR one has passed.
Speaker 10: It was a thin margin, but we got there, and
Speaker 10: I just want you at the onset, he praised not
Speaker 10: only on the President, not only on the Republican Congress
Speaker 10: of the United States of America, both the Senate and
Speaker 10: the House, but on our very own Princess of Policy,
Speaker 10: who last Saturday predicted exactly how this would go down,
Speaker 10: and it went down to the letter. Now, after eight
Speaker 10: hours and forty four minutes of haw king Jeffreys trying
Speaker 10: to do his version of a filibuster in the House,
Speaker 10: the leaders, by the way of both political the Speaker
Speaker 10: and the House Minority leader in the House, they can
Speaker 10: speak as long as they want. He took his minute,
Speaker 10: so they get recognized for a minute, but they can
Speaker 10: go on as long as he used that minute and
Speaker 10: stretched it out to eight minutes. I'm sorry, eight hours
Speaker 10: and forty four minutes. And then they took the vote
Speaker 10: and you heard the results. And after the vote was taken,
Speaker 10: Speaker of the House Johnson had a few words to say,
Speaker 10: not eight hours worth, not eight hours and forty four
Speaker 10: minutes worth, but more effective. And this is what he said.
Speaker 9: Hey, listen, how about all the wins for the president
Speaker 9: and this party.
Speaker 2: Here's just a sample from the last two weeks.
Speaker 9: The headline today will be the one big beautiful bill
Speaker 9: passes the Congress. Okay, you got to hold your applause.
Speaker 2: There's too many wins. Are you tired of winning?
Speaker 6: Yet?
Speaker 9: Fourth jobs report in a row exceeds expectations. A sample
Speaker 9: of the headlines lowest monthly border encounters in US history.
Speaker 2: We close the border last couple of days.
Speaker 9: A new trade deal with Vietnam, and all the countries
Speaker 9: of the world around the world lining up for that.
Speaker 9: You Pin agrees to ban biological men from women's sports,
Speaker 9: and they to give a personal apology to every female
Speaker 9: athlete impacted by that nonsense. Gas prices are at a
Speaker 9: four year low. My friends, the Air Force and Space
Speaker 9: Force both hit their twenty twenty five recruiting goals three
Speaker 9: months early. Israel is agreeing to a sixty day ceasefire
Speaker 9: with TAMAS. Successful strike on Iradian nuclear sites. Nuclear sites
Speaker 9: handles that problem. That's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Strength is back America's back.
Speaker 9: It's resulted now in a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel.
Speaker 9: The NATO countries are increasing their defense spending, not just
Speaker 9: two percent five percent of GDP. Okay, the President got
Speaker 9: in charge and got a Rwanda.
Speaker 2: Congo peace deal.
Speaker 9: The Supreme Court ended nationwide injunctions.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 9: That conservative majority of the Supreme Court also allows third
Speaker 9: party or third country deportations. We've had our record high
Speaker 9: stock market and we're signing a China trade deal.
Speaker 2: That's just the last two weeks. The last two weeks.
Speaker 10: Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it has been an incredible period
Speaker 10: of time, culminating today in the passage of the big,
Speaker 10: beautiful build. Democrats have been demonizing this. We have example
Speaker 10: after example of some of the things that they said.
Speaker 3: What happened.
Speaker 10: There are American people who are genuinely scared of what
Speaker 10: comes next, and make no mistake about it. They are
Speaker 10: sincere in their fear. And if you listen to left
Speaker 10: wing media, and that's all you listen to what we
Speaker 10: call the left wing or the mainstream media, is that's
Speaker 10: all you were listening to, and you were dependent, which
Speaker 10: is where democrats like to see people dependent upon them
Speaker 10: for their survival. If you are a person that is
Speaker 10: dependent on government in order for you to have any
Speaker 10: standard of living that is reasonable, there are reasons for
Speaker 10: some people to genuinely feel if they watch these news reports,
Speaker 10: that their survivability might be threatened. In fact, we have
Speaker 10: exactly that. Let me give you an example. Cut four,
Speaker 10: Cut four is it's just one of the Democrat congress
Speaker 10: people from Colorado.
Speaker 3: His name is Jason Crow.
Speaker 10: He was on CNN earlier and he was talking about
Speaker 10: what his constituents would think, what happened if the bill passes,
Speaker 10: and it has.
Speaker 11: You know, I've been talking to my constituents. I've been
Speaker 11: reading their letters that the fear, the anxiety. I mean,
Speaker 11: there are literally people that I'm talking to that I
Speaker 11: represent PAM who don't know if they're going to survive,
Speaker 11: literally survive this. They can't pay for their healthcare bills
Speaker 11: that have disabled children in the coverage for these disabled children.
Speaker 11: The care that they need to be able to work,
Speaker 11: to be able to survive, you be able to get
Speaker 11: basic care is going to go away.
Speaker 3: This is the most.
Speaker 11: Brutal thing I have ever seen in my time in
Speaker 11: public office.
Speaker 10: Now, just a note about that if, for instance, you're
Speaker 10: in the state of Colorado. If you're a resident in
Speaker 10: the state of Colorado and you believe what they've told you, Okay,
Speaker 10: this big beautiful bill passes. If you are the parent
Speaker 10: of disabled children, you will no longer be able to
Speaker 10: care for your children. Well, that's a frightening thought. Anybody
Speaker 10: that has a child that is a special needs child
Speaker 10: knows how emotionally difficult it is to raise that kid,
Speaker 10: even if everything is right, even if you have the money,
Speaker 10: even if you have access to the best healthcare, to
Speaker 10: the best doctors. No one can take away your worry,
Speaker 10: just as all parents worry about their children, and no
Speaker 10: one can take away parents worry. But if you happen
Speaker 10: to be a parent and you're on special have a
Speaker 10: special needs child, and you hear that this big beautiful
Speaker 10: bill is going to take you and put you in
Speaker 10: an economic circumstance that could crush your life and crush
Speaker 10: the life of your child who is already dealing with challenges,
Speaker 10: it is a fearful thing. And so my question listening
Speaker 10: to him is he's a congressman in Colorado. Even if
Speaker 10: what the Democrats said about this is true, which is not.
Speaker 10: But even if it were, do you mean to say
Speaker 10: that the state government that you pay so much taxes to,
Speaker 10: that the city municipal governments that you pay so much
Speaker 10: taxes to, would abandon you and not do anything to
Speaker 10: help you or your family, that the only resources that
Speaker 10: you have would be the federal government. Do you mean
Speaker 10: to say that the good people in your community, the churches,
Speaker 10: the people that have hearts, the people that now come
Speaker 10: out in the streets and protest for people that don't
Speaker 10: even belong in this country to stay in this country
Speaker 10: and offer them all kinds of assistance. Do you mean
Speaker 10: to tell me that your fellow Americans would turn their
Speaker 10: back on these the most truly some of the most
Speaker 10: as the Democrats like to say, vulnerable people in our country. No,
Speaker 10: of course they wouldn't. Of course they wouldn't. The Medicaid
Speaker 10: cuts that Democrats keep talking about are not cuts aimed
Speaker 10: at people with children on disability. They have a very
Speaker 10: different quote unquote target. And I don't even like to
Speaker 10: use the word target. But there is a reason that
Speaker 10: Medicaid became an issue and is an issue, and is
Speaker 10: an issue that needed to be addressed. So you have
Speaker 10: this Congressman from Colorado, Jason Crow. But there's another congressman
Speaker 10: too from Florida that's cut nine, and he explained what
Speaker 10: is going on with medicaid, with Medicare in this budget.
Speaker 4: Dought to mention the fact that they continue to spend
Speaker 4: this lie that Republicans are eliminating Medicare and Medicaid.
Speaker 3: Let me be clear.
Speaker 4: If you are an able bodied male or female who
Speaker 4: can go to work, or you're an illegal alien who
Speaker 4: is criminally here, then why should you be being paid
Speaker 4: for by taxpayers on Medicare and Medicaid. This doesn't eliminate
Speaker 4: those who are in need of these benefits. Look, I
Speaker 4: was adopted at nine years old by my grandparents. These
Speaker 4: are people who relied on Medicare, Medicaid, social Security. When
Speaker 4: my grandfather had quadruple bas pass, he relied on disability.
Speaker 4: You think that I'm going to touch any of that
Speaker 4: to hurt our elderly or to hurt those who are
Speaker 4: in need. Absolutely not, and neither's any other Republican. What
Speaker 4: we will do, though, is stop the waste, fraud, and
Speaker 4: abuse by able bodied men and women who are taking
Speaker 4: advantage of the benefits or criminal migrants who are here
Speaker 4: and who are on benefits that they're not deserving of.
Speaker 10: Now that, of course, Congressmen Corey Mills from Florida the
Speaker 10: truth about it. And now here's another thing, social media.
Speaker 10: There's a guy. I don't know this guy's name, don't
Speaker 10: know who he is. Cut six, have no idea who
Speaker 10: he is. But this is from the perspective of a
Speaker 10: man on the street. That street happens to be on
Speaker 10: social media. But here we go, so.
Speaker 12: To the Democrat speaker that won't stop using his magic
Speaker 12: minute in the house, whatever you say isn't working, buddy.
Speaker 12: You know why you're trying to keep all those people
Speaker 12: on Medicaid. You know just as well as I do.
Speaker 12: They survive off Medicaid illegally. Here, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 12: how well you're on Medicaid.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 12: You go to a doctor for free, they write your prescriptions.
Speaker 12: Those prescriptions get filled for free. A lot of times
Speaker 12: they are narcotic prescriptions. People then take these prescriptions, fill them,
Speaker 12: and then illegally distribute them on the streets. You can't
Speaker 12: tell me this doesn't happen. I've seen it happen a
Speaker 12: million times my entire life. I had family members that
Speaker 12: did this same scam.
Speaker 3: It's a thing.
Speaker 12: It's been happening for fifty years probably, and that's how
Speaker 12: they pay all their bills because you get thousands of
Speaker 12: dollars a month off of this scam. And that, my friends,
Speaker 12: is how you commit Medicaid fraud.
Speaker 10: That's just one of the ways. It was an amazing
Speaker 10: bust the other day with healthcare, hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 10: players from around the world in the fraud. Republicans are
Speaker 10: trying to finally bring some accountability to these massive programs.
Speaker 10: They are trying to rescue the American taxpayer from the
Speaker 10: Democrat Party's infrastructure of greed, waste, abuse, fraud, and political
Speaker 10: power that was derived from all of that. Nineteen forty
Speaker 10: Fontealabass born US American singer Pianists nineteen sixty five. This
Speaker 10: soon went to number four across the Pond and reached
Speaker 10: the top eleven. Passed away in twenty twelve, seventy two
Speaker 10: years old. The voice lives on Fontealabass James Golden's thirdly
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Speaker 10: LEA was nineteen forty nine, Johnny Wilder, singer from heat Wave,
Speaker 10: was born. One of the most incredible groups of the era,
Speaker 10: not just incredible groups, but one of the most incredible
Speaker 10: song writers ever came out of this group, Rod Temperton.
Speaker 10: You know Rod Temperton's music, everything from Thriller, Rock with You,
Speaker 10: all that Michael Jackson had so many, George Benson's heat
Speaker 10: went all of it. Rod Temperton just amazing. Let me
Speaker 10: quickly turn to this one from Senator Joy Joni ERNs.
Speaker 10: Bet you didn't know this was in the bill either. Too.
Speaker 7: Many of the idle rich are living high off the hog,
Speaker 7: collecting government checks for not working, while at the same
Speaker 7: time earning a million dollars or more from some other
Speaker 7: side venture. Thousands of out of work millionaires were paid
Speaker 7: more than two hundred and seventy one million dollars in
Speaker 7: unemployment assistance during just the first two years of the
Speaker 7: Biden administration. In twenty twenty two, the most recent year
Speaker 7: data is available, nearly six thousand millionaires were paid almost
Speaker 7: fifty eight million dollars in jobless benefits. That's about ten
Speaker 7: thousand each for each millionaire to not work. My amendment
Speaker 7: ends freebies for free loading fat cats by disqualifying anyone
Speaker 7: making a million dollars or more from being eligible for
Speaker 7: unemployment income support.
Speaker 10: That was in the Big Beautiful bill that passed as well.
Speaker 10: Now doctor Cholas America's document I have been texting he
Speaker 10: has a prediction about this bill that we need to hear,
Speaker 10: so we'll deal with that.
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Speaker 10: Laura Brannigan born on this day in nineteen fifty seven Saturday.
Speaker 10: She passed away in two thousand and four. Young woman,
Speaker 10: US singer. This was her big hit. She came to
Speaker 10: the radio station that I was working at at the
Speaker 10: time of his music director, WABC in New York when
Speaker 10: this record was peaking and was a hit number up
Speaker 10: on the charts, and I had a nice little flirt
Speaker 10: session with her. She was quite beautiful. Yes all I did.
Speaker 3: Did you go out on a date?
Speaker 10: No, we did not go out on a date. It
Speaker 10: was a nice flirt session. Didn't last long, but it
Speaker 10: was memorable, very beautiful, very nice woman. I was so
Speaker 10: sad to learn that she had passed. Awarily, it's good.
Speaker 3: At least you got your you know your moment. That's great, great, mins.
Speaker 10: It was a little moment. It was a little moment,
Speaker 10: a little moment with no payoff, but it was a
Speaker 10: great moment. Now, I mentioned that American's doctor Peter Michalass
Speaker 10: had texted me and he has some thoughts about this,
Speaker 10: and okay, I'm going to just read you what he said.
Speaker 10: I asked him permission, could I read it?
Speaker 3: And do?
Speaker 10: Doctor McLea sent me a text. He said, problem is
Speaker 10: you let ten million illegal immigrants in, many who are
Speaker 10: sick with tb hepatitis, syphilis, lamydia, galleria, parasites, viral disease.
Speaker 10: The good doctor says, look, he would rather they be
Speaker 10: treated so that they won't spread those diseases until they
Speaker 10: can be deported. It's not fair that they were let
Speaker 10: in and now hospitals will have emergency rooms flooded, attacking
Speaker 10: health care, food snap benefits will cost midterm seats in
Speaker 10: the Congress, is his prediction. And okay, I want to
Speaker 10: just say that. And he goes on to tell me
Speaker 10: he sent me a story about tuberculosis which was once
Speaker 10: a disease in decline, now it is a resurgent disease,
Speaker 10: and health care officials a puzzle why untreated diseases will
Speaker 10: spread when you cut health care. Tuberculosis is rising all
Speaker 10: over the country. About that. The next time you're riding
Speaker 10: in a subway, somebody's coughing next to you. Drug resistant tuberculosis.
Speaker 3: It's horrible.
Speaker 10: You take medication access away from people, legal or illegal,
Speaker 10: they end up in the emergency room. Then the asthma
Speaker 10: attack costs ten thousand dollars instead of fifty dollars of meds.
Speaker 10: There's a lot there to unpack, and I respectfully say,
Speaker 10: doctor mclaus, one of the reasons that we as a
Speaker 10: society where we are is because it does cost ten
Speaker 10: thousand dollars for someone to walk into an emergency room
Speaker 10: with something where the end result is, oh, you have this,
Speaker 10: Let me give you a prescription that costs a few
Speaker 10: bucks and here you go. And that shouldn't cost ten
Speaker 10: thousand dollars to begin with. And that's one of the
Speaker 10: things that we as a society need to work on
Speaker 10: the obscene costs to get healthcare. I have a friend
Speaker 10: who went into she was dehydrated working out in the gym.
Speaker 10: How you work out? She fainted and she knew it
Speaker 10: at the time. Oh, I was I'm dehydrated. But the gym,
Speaker 10: of course, afraid of being held liable, called an ambulance.
Speaker 10: They charted her off. She gets to the hospital, they say, oh,
Speaker 10: you're dehydrated. Here's some saline pumped he with the little
Speaker 10: seline some water. Okay, here's you can go thirteen thousand dollars.
Speaker 10: That is obscene and ridiculous. And people have been feeling
Speaker 10: gouged by the way this system has been set up forever,
Speaker 10: and that does need to be addressed. And I'm not
Speaker 10: disagreeing by the way, whether his take because frankly he's
Speaker 10: the doctor, I'm not. I don't know enough about this,
Speaker 10: but I do know one thing. I know politics, and
Speaker 10: I do know what happened with SNAP for instance, and
Speaker 10: what happened with Medicaid. These programs were intentionally bloated by
Speaker 10: the Democrats and American It is not fair to American
Speaker 10: taxpayers to have to pay for people to be on
Speaker 10: programs when they are in this country illegally.
Speaker 3: Period.
Speaker 10: Somebody has to start looking out for the American taxpayer
Speaker 10: as well. And I understand that there are unintended consequences,
Speaker 10: and I'm glad that he's pointing this out. I also
Speaker 10: want to refer you to Kim Strassel today in the
Speaker 10: Wall Street Journal, who talks about this bill and in
Speaker 10: a way offshoot of this question that doctor Nicholas has
Speaker 10: asked us to think about, and yes, we are going
Speaker 10: to think about this heavily. Kimberly Strassel Wall Street Journal
Speaker 10: has a piece today, Big Beautiful Distortions. It's in the
Speaker 10: Wall Street Journal. One of the things she goes through
Speaker 10: each of these charges, and what she says is that
Speaker 10: this big beautiful bill addressing the so called attack on
Speaker 10: the safety net, repeat and repeat again. Republicans are not
Speaker 10: cunning spending on Medicaid or food stamps. The House and
Speaker 10: Senate bills merely slow these programs unsustainable rate of growth.
Speaker 10: Republicans accomplish this by implementing modest work requirements for abled
Speaker 10: bodied adults, by pushing back on a scheme states used
Speaker 10: to inflate federal Medicaid spending, and by asking states to
Speaker 10: be more diligent in identifying fraud. Our recent breakdown of
Speaker 10: the CBO forecaster, who would quote unquote lose Medicaid by
Speaker 10: twenty thirty four, shows a population of abled bodied adults
Speaker 10: who aren't complying with the work requirement that already exists,
Speaker 10: illegal migrants, and people who qualify for other subsidize coverage.
Speaker 10: So it's not even in these cases like they're going
Speaker 10: to be left off. And by the way, this cut thing,
Speaker 10: which is something that Rush used to spend a lot
Speaker 10: of time with, there are no real cuts. What they're
Speaker 10: doing is slowing the rate of growth, and all of
Speaker 10: that ties into the discussion I had the other day
Speaker 10: on baseline budgeting, where they project these growth into the future.
Speaker 10: Now I'm still trying to get some clarification whether the
Speaker 10: Senate bill is addressing the obscene nature that we do
Speaker 10: budgeting in this country, which is this baseline budgeting nonsense.
Speaker 10: So in reality, there are no cuts, the rate of
Speaker 10: growth has been cut, some of these other things we
Speaker 10: do need to discuss us and I think that Americans,
Speaker 10: you know, I mean, I was talking with this with
Speaker 10: during the break, Jonas and I were having a discussion
Speaker 10: about illegal immigrants, and one of the things that came
Speaker 10: up in that discussion is something that that many of
Speaker 10: us know. I think intuitively whenever the thoughts come to
Speaker 10: number one, we're losing workers. We need these workers for
Speaker 10: you know, Democrats use them like slaves. You remember the
Speaker 10: Vermont Congresswoman Becka Ballant who said that we need immigrants
Speaker 10: to wipe our asses. She literally said that you have others.
Speaker 10: We need them to pick the food. It's like they're
Speaker 10: they're the same party. We need those, those those nick
Speaker 10: to pick the cotton right now. We need the illegals
Speaker 10: to pick the food and to do whatever. But keep
Speaker 10: in mind this, there are millions of peopleeople who have
Speaker 10: been trying to get in this country legally and because
Speaker 10: of this immigration backlog, this flood from those who chose
Speaker 10: illegality and a Democrat party that chose illegality so that
Speaker 10: they could benefit politically from it. There are people who
Speaker 10: have been waiting for decades to come in this country,
Speaker 10: and we need to fast track and vet those people
Speaker 10: that would legitimately help this country in ways that people
Speaker 10: say we need help, and make sure these people have
Speaker 10: been waiting, they have already demonstrated that they respect America
Speaker 10: enough that they will follow America's laws. Those people need
Speaker 10: to be fast tracked. If there are areas I've also
Speaker 10: seen social media, and this I cannot verify except for anecdotally.
Speaker 10: The things I've seen on social media where Americans saying, oh,
Speaker 10: I got a job in construction haven't been able to
Speaker 10: do that in over a decade or two. And it
Speaker 10: is just possible that Americans do want to work in
Speaker 10: some of these jobs. So, yes, there is a lot.
Speaker 10: And by the way, the conspiracy theories, the theorists are
Speaker 10: out here. We played yesterday one Woman and this story
Speaker 10: spreading all over the place that these immigration flights, they're
Speaker 10: going over the ocean and dropping illegals into the ocean
Speaker 10: and then turning around back. And then you have people
Speaker 10: that used to be on networks like that joy Read
Speaker 10: character fourteen. It'll speak for itself. The joy Read thankfully
Speaker 10: no longer on television, and you have to actually seek
Speaker 10: her out, do a little hunt to find her, but
Speaker 10: she still pops up.
Speaker 13: Okay, one more thing, let me just do a public service.
Speaker 13: Since the nineteen thirties, the medical establishment has never wanted
Speaker 13: to have universal healthcare. They didn't want to have social security.
Speaker 13: The super rich fought social security in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 13: They fought medicare and medicaid in the nineteen sixties. Medicare
Speaker 13: and Medicaid are the only way that many seniors and
Speaker 13: poor people can get healthcare, and rich people do not
Speaker 13: want it. They've been wanting to get rid of it,
Speaker 13: and they've been looking for an entertainer who could be
Speaker 13: dazzling enough to poor folks to get them to vote
Speaker 13: to get rid of it for themselves. Y'all did that
Speaker 13: in twenty twenty four by electing Donald Trump. He played
Speaker 13: you because he told you he was going to get
Speaker 13: rid of tax on dips and tax on overtime. He's
Speaker 13: not going to do that. That's not going to happen.
Speaker 13: This is about stealing your money and giving it to
Speaker 13: Jeff Beezels from Amazon, Mark Zuckerbert from Meta, and Donald Trump.
Speaker 13: They're stealing from you and using your fear of immigrants
Speaker 13: and trans people to do it.
Speaker 10: This is beyond absurdly stupid. It is ridiculously absurd, beyond
Speaker 10: almost belief. Rich people who have enough money to pay
Speaker 10: for their own health care, by the way, and don't
Speaker 10: need yours. Rich people who actually donate to build hospitals
Speaker 10: so that they can serve people, and who are among
Speaker 10: the most philanthropic people in the world. Many of them,
Speaker 10: not all rich people want to make sure that you
Speaker 10: don't have money for health care. How utterly stupid and
Speaker 10: ridiculous can any kind of theory like this be. They've
Speaker 10: been waiting for an entertainer for decades to come so
Speaker 10: that they can get rid of your health care and
Speaker 10: give the money to Jeff Bezos and don't This is absurd,
Speaker 10: But this is what passes for thinking. The reason that
Speaker 10: people objected to government healthcare has to do with exactly
Speaker 10: what has happened. If you look at the implementation of
Speaker 10: Medicare and Medicaid as government healthcare systems. Once the government
Speaker 10: began paying for it, it opened the floodgates to fraud.
Speaker 10: It opened the floodgates to price heights. You look at
Speaker 10: the cost that Americans paid for their healthcare before the
Speaker 10: government introduced Medicaid and Medicare per individual, and look at
Speaker 10: the cost today once these government programs will introduced. The
Speaker 10: trajectory of costs in America skyrocketed because one thing, one rule,
Speaker 10: we know, if the government pays for something, you get
Speaker 10: more of it because more people if the government's paying
Speaker 10: for it, let's catch in. If the government subsidizes anything,
Speaker 10: it grows exponentially. Now, joy Read and all these other
Speaker 10: liberals will never address common basic economics one oh one.
Speaker 10: They won't do the research to look in. Instead, they
Speaker 10: offer some wack of doodle asinine theory about why the
Speaker 10: rich people want to oppress the poor people because rich
Speaker 10: people that are just living their lives, who have earned
Speaker 10: their money by the way, most of them by their
Speaker 10: own work. Now, I mean there is the class the
Speaker 10: trust from baby not talking about those the people that
Speaker 10: have earned the money have it in for the poor people,
Speaker 10: and they want to script them.
Speaker 3: Of what possible sense does that make?
Speaker 10: And what kind of brain do you have to have
Speaker 10: to concoct that kind of nonsense? James Golden's thirdly, Oh yes,
Speaker 10: the plot us this is less of a problem now
Speaker 10: these days. The platter is nineteen fifty nine. This one
Speaker 10: went to number one all across the United States of
Speaker 10: America the Madman days, the Madmen back everybody had a
Speaker 10: everybody had a drinking not everybody, but if you look
Speaker 10: at TV you'd think it was almost everybody from back
Speaker 10: then had a drink in one hand and a cigarette
Speaker 10: in the other. And this, of course from the platters
Speaker 10: back then. It is the Birthday of David Lynch from
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Speaker 10: The US, nineteen seventy one. This is the sad day
Speaker 10: of music history. Jim Morrison The Doors found dead in
Speaker 10: a Paris, franks bathroom. It's in the bathtub anyway, twenty
Speaker 10: fifth annivers of his death.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 10: Twenty five years later, fifteen thousand fans showed up in
Speaker 10: France at a cemetery where he's buried to pay their
Speaker 10: respects to him. Jim Morrison. Doctor Micholas, America's doctor, wants
Speaker 10: to remind everybody protect your eyes if you're gonna be
Speaker 10: around fireworks, wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from cataracts.
Speaker 10: Wear sunscreen even on babies, to protect your skin if
Speaker 10: you are going to be out in the sun. And
Speaker 10: he and I are gonna have to have a long
Speaker 10: talk about the cost of medical and what this bill
Speaker 10: actually does doesn't do, and what reforms is still needed. Meanwhile,
Speaker 10: Hachien Jeffreys.
Speaker 14: So as I take my seat, I just want to
Speaker 14: say to the American people that no matter what the
Speaker 14: outcome is, on this singular.
Speaker 3: Day, you lost.
Speaker 10: On this singular day.
Speaker 2: We're gonna press on.
Speaker 10: We're gonna press own. Baby, You're gonna press on. Yeah, Yes,
Speaker 10: that's what I'm talking about. You're gonna press on. You
Speaker 10: will say it a few more times. I need an
Speaker 10: iron here, But when you.
Speaker 14: Iron for children, press on for our seniors, press on
Speaker 14: for the veterans, press on our unions, press on for
Speaker 14: our farmers, hang on for our dreamers. Press on for
Speaker 14: working class Americans. Press on for the middle class. Press
Speaker 14: on for all who aspire to be part of the
Speaker 14: middle class.
Speaker 2: Press on for the poor, press on.
Speaker 14: For the sick, press on for the afflicted.
Speaker 15: Press on for the least, press on for the loss,
Speaker 15: press on for the left behind. Press on for the
Speaker 15: rule of law, press on for the American way of life.
Speaker 14: Press on for democracy. We're gonna press on until victory
Speaker 14: is one.
Speaker 2: I yelled back.
Speaker 10: We're gonna press on for the pains because we are Democrats.
Speaker 10: We're gonna press on for the illegal immigrants because we
Speaker 10: want them, because they help us stay in power. We're
Speaker 10: gonna press on, my friends, for the criminals, because we
Speaker 10: want every criminal out of jail and on the streets
Speaker 10: of the hood where they belong.
Speaker 3: We're gonna press on.
Speaker 10: For men that think that they're girls and girls that
Speaker 10: wanna be men.
Speaker 3: We're gonna press on. We're gonna press on.
Speaker 10: My friends, and press on and on and on till
Speaker 10: we make sure that every attacks dollars that we want
Speaker 10: is in our pockets, all your money, We're gonna press
Speaker 10: on until we get it.
Speaker 3: If you ever get us power again, we're.
Speaker 10: Gonna press on and make sure that all the Republicans
Speaker 10: pay a price for actually saying that you design some
Speaker 10: of your own money. We're gonna press on and make
Speaker 10: sure that we can build the communist the communist society
Speaker 10: that we have been trying to build. We got a
Speaker 10: good choice day in that, mom, donite fellow. We're gonna
Speaker 10: press on. We're gonna press on till we can't press
Speaker 10: no more. Audi. You we gotta go. God bless each
Speaker 10: and every single one of you, your family's, your loved ones.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm back tomorrow for the fourth of July, and
Speaker 10: tell them, my friends, I bid you, I do Bye.
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