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Why Is No One Talking About What’s Hidden in This Bill? | America Unfiltered Episode 61 · America Unfiltered With James P

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  What happens when illegal immigrant firebombs oppress his
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  real rally? Congress passes a trillion
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  dollar bill without real Elon Musk calls out the GOP in what
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  he calls selling out America. On this episode of America
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  Unfiltered, we break down the. Boulder terror attack.
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  And the immigration failures that enabled it.
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  We dissect the one big beautiful bill, What's good, what's
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  dangerous, and what's hidden. We examine Elon Musk.
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  'S explosive reaction. To the Bill and the left sudden
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  attempt to cozy up with him all that much more coming up on
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  today's episode of America unfiltered with James Pascalides
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  starting the moment is here this is our moment America we are
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  back baby welcome to another episode of America unfiltered
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  with James Pascalides our first topic a bolder terror attack
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  illegal immigrant targets pro Israel rally members what is
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  happening in America right now why is the anti-Semitism so high
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  why are. Illegals.
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  Able to commit terrorist attacks on United States soil.
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  It's happening because of the Biden Harris regime.
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  They allowed 10.5 million illegal immigrants to pour over
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  our border in a four year span. Unvetted.
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  A lot of different terrorist. Chinese nationals.
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  Poured over the border. Trende Aragua MS13 terrorists as
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  well. Poured over our border.
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  And are now committing terrorist acts on US soil.
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  This attack occurred on June 1st.
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  It was at a Pro Israel rally in Boulder.
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  Colorado. The suspect?
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  Muhammad Sabri. He's an Egyptian national.
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  His visa in the United States. Illegally applied for.
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  Asylum under Biden and was given it.
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  He used Molotov cocktails and makeshift flamethrowers to
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  injure 13 people shouting. Free.
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  Palestine during the attack, targeting the Run for Their
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  Lives group supporting Israeli hostages.
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  He's charged with federal hate crimes and attempted murder.
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  This attack has. Been planned for.
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  Over a year. He was denied a gun purchase due
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  to to immigration status He had this attack plan for.
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  Over a year this. Person was a terrorist on
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  domestic soil who was able to commit a terrorist attack
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  because of poor leadership in this country the Biden Harris
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  regime allowed this person to just walk in commit this crime
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  and because of weak sanctuary cities like boulder rod and
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  because of weak. States.
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  Legislation like Colorado's, This person was able to commit
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  this attack on American soil. What happened to those 13 people
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  was completely avoidable, not only because anti-Semitism
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  shouldn't be happening in our country, but because we should
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  not have allowed this individual to cross our border in the 1st
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  place. The fact that this person was
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  allowed to overstay their. Visa and was.
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  Not removed from the country years ago is sickening to me now
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  that I know this person has injured 13 Americans due to this
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  terrorist attack. This is.
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  Unforgivable in every. Way this person should be
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  charged with as much. Whatever they're able to charge,
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  they should be able able to give this.
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  Person the death penalty for doing this.
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  I'm going to go on to our next topic.
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  We're going to talk. About the one big.
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  Beautiful Bill. It's causing a lot of
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  controversy in the country right now, and I'm going to explain
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  why. It's got a lot of people
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  questioning. And Elon Musk said this himself.
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  Can a bill be beautiful and big? And it really got me thinking
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  about it. I've looked at the bill a lot,
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  and I agree with Elon. It seems hard for a bill to be
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  as long as the one big beautiful bill and not have a few things
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  in there that not all Americans are really going to be OK with.
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  A lot of the things in the One big beautiful bill are amazing
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  for Americans as a child Tax credit, no tax on tips, no tax
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  on overtime. It gives more money for border
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  security, things like that. It also helps sets up savings
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  accounts for newborns and for every newborn that a family has,
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  they're able to add additional money into it as well.
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  So there are a lot of positives, but then there are some crazy
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  things in there that I didn't even find out until just
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  finishing reading it today. I was looking in there.
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  One of the things is states have no.
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  Right for 10. Years to regulate anything with
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  AI. They want the federal government
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  to have full regulation over this, which I understand, but I
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  don't think a 10 year ban for states is something that a lot
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  of Congress members and a lot of people in the United States
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  would want them to vote for. I personally would want a no
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  vote on that if I knew that was in there when they did the vote.
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  They also get rid of the EV tax credit.
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  I think the EV tax credit's a good thing.
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  I don't think the mandate that the Biden Harris regime put in
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  was a good thing. I don't think people should be
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  mandated to get electric cars, but I do think if people are
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  getting electric cars, they should be incentivized.
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  I do think it is the future of this nation and that's where
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  this country and the world is shifting towards.
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  I think clean energy, renewable and rechargeable things like V
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  batteries are going to be the future over gas powered
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  vehicles. I could be wrong on that but
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  that's just my take to get back to what I was.
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  Saying it really is hard for a bill to be big and.
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  Beautiful. Because when a bill is hundreds
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  and hundreds of pages long, there's bound to be a few things
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  in there that not everyone's going to like.
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  A lot of people are complaining about the cuts that it would add
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  to SNAP benefits, but I actually agree.
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  If you are on SNAP benefits and you're receiving welfare from
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  this country for a sustained period of time, yes, you should
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  be working. You shouldn't be able to just
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  reap taxpayer benefits, the money out of my pocket because
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  you don't want to work. If there's extenuating
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  circumstances and you can't work, that's a whole different.
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  They're not really cutting disability what they are.
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  Cutting, though, is. People on SNAP, people on
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  welfare who are just refusing to work.
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  You should be. Willing to work if you're able
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  to take my money to buy. Food for your.
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  Kids and for yourself, I don't think that kids should go
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  hungry, but that's not an excuse to take my taxpayer dollars to
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  buy your kids food. If you can feed your kids, pick
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  up an extra. Shift or go to your local.
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  Church and I promise they will feed your children.
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  It is not OK for people to be continuously ripping off the
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  taxpayer by taking our taxpayer dollars, spending it on soda,
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  chips, unhealthy processed foods.
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  That's leading. To the obesity epidemic in our
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  country, if you want to look at statistics, there has not been
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  one child who's dying of starvation in this country.
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  There are a lot of kids suffering from obesity in this
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  nation. We have an obesity problem in
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  this country. A lot of people who are on
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  welfare, who are not buying food and who are underweight and
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  things like that, it's because of other poor habits they have
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  in their lives. It has nothing to do with the
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  lack of. Access to groceries.
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  Because everyone has the same access to groceries, charities
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  and churches near them. Some people are more willing to
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  go and get those resources for their families than others.
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  We need to start taking more accountability for ourselves,
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  for actions, and for our own families in this country.
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  So it's one of the big things that I really support in the one
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  big beautiful bill. I also support the no tax on
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  silencers. There's currently a $200 tax on
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  silencers. They're talking about getting
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  rid of that. I think that makes complete
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  sense. Why should the federal
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  government get a $200 tax just because someone has a silencer
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  on their weapon, something that helps protect their ears, help
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  protects their family's ears in the instance that someone breaks
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  in their house and they have to use their weapon in
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  self-defense. I really think that silencers
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  are. They're not a necessity for all
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  guns, but in certain instances it makes a massive difference in
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  the shooter's ability to continuously shoot accurately as
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  well. I love that the government is
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  making it safer for Americans to act as silencers with the one
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  big beautiful bill, but still that doesn't override everything
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  else with that I was saying earlier about AI, the E tax
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  credit. The AI thing is really my
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  biggest problem with it. I don't think that the federal
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  government should be saying that states have no right to regulate
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  AI in their state. I do think that states should
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  have more rights than that. A lot of people in our
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  government didn't know it existed.
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  And one big example of this is Marjorie Taylor Green today is
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  taking a ton of fire on social media specific typically X,
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  after tweeting out that she didn't know that the AI
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  provisions were in the bill. I didn't know till today when I
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  read the full bill. But I'm not a congresswoman or
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  congressman. I'm not in the building voting
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  on these bills. She has one job.
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  She's on the Republican side and she's making us look terrible.
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  You have one job. When you get elected by your
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  constituents, you have. Two jobs, really.
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  Your two jobs are to read the. Bills and vote on them.
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  How is she just doing one of them?
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  How is she just voting on the bills without reading the full
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  bill? If she just put the bill into AI
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  and said summarize this for me and then voted on it, that's
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  extremely upsetting. I know for a fact she didn't
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  read it because she admitted to that on X today.
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  That is a huge problem for me if you voted.
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  For Marjorie Taylor Green, please don't.
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  Vote for her again in the future.
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  I want to hold politicians accountable who do not do their
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  jobs. I don't care if you're.
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  Republican, Democrat or Independent, if you are not
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  doing the jobs that we elect you to do and you're just there to
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  cash in taxpayer dollars and insider trade, we're going to
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  weed you out out really fast. The fact that Marjorie Taylor
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  Green was one of the first investors in plant tier in
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  Congress and now it's up. Obviously she knew that through
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  insider trading. The same way Nancy Pelosi is the
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  best investor in this country. It's so corrupt that she is in
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  that spot. She is collecting The Dirty
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  stock money she's getting. She's collecting her government
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  paychecks. But guess what?
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  She can't sit down and read a 300 page.
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  Bill. She can't sit down and do the
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  things that we voted for and the American people voted for when
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  they voted her into her congressional seat.
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  It's disgraceful to Americans and to her constituents.
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  If you voted for her, I urge you not to vote for her again unless
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  she shows drastic change in her ways.
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  We cannot have people in our government saying, oh, I would
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  have voted differently if I knew this was in the bill and the
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  bill was decided by one vote. Even if her vote wouldn't have
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  changed it, if she still didn't read the bill, that's a huge
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  problem. But the fact that it was decided
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  by one vote and she said her vote would have been different
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  if she actually did her job and read the bill, Come on, Where
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  are we at? In America, That's OK.
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  In any other industry in the world, you would be fired from
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  your job. The fact that we don't treat the
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  American government that way, if you were just blatantly not
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  doing your job and abusing your constituents, the fact that they
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  voted you in there and you're just abusing that power, you
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  need to be removed from that position.
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  And there needs to be a better process for that.
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  Because it really upsets me that she was able to just not read
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  the bill, vote on it, and then say she would have been the
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  deciding vote that changed it if she actually did her job.
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  That's just a lack of accountability by people in our
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  own government. Another person opposing this
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  bill is Elon Musk. Elon Musk is speaking out
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  heavily against this bill. He even tweeted today that it
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  was an abomination that he wants this bill to be shot down.
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  Obviously a lot of it stems from the.
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  EV tax credit. They will also raise the federal
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  debt by over $4 trillion, pretty much erasing all the work that
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  DOGE did. That's another negative thing
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  about the bill that I really don't agree with.
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  DOGE accomplished a lot to get a lot of the corrupt federal
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  spending erased from the government.
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  And if we're just going to raise the debt by over $4 trillion,
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  what was the point? I get it's still better to cut
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  the spending, but why add it back onto the debt?
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  What is the plan there? I do understand that Trump is an
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  excellent negotiator. I talk about it a lot.
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  But this one I'm having trouble understanding.
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  I'm not in the mind of Donald Trump.
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  He is an excellent businessman and a lot smarter than me in
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  some of these things. So I'm not going to assume that
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  he's wrong yet. I'm going to wait to see a
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  little bit more how it plays out before I make my decision.
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  But Elon Musk does have a great point when it comes to why add
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  that to the debt when we're erasing it through doge.
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  Elon Musk also has a problem with the AI regulations, some
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  the spending cuts, he has a problem with the E tax credits
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  and it makes sense a lot of that impacts his business.
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  Donald Trump doesn't owe anything to Elon Musk and he
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  shouldn't be basing the bill off what will strategically help
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  Elon Musk. That would be corruption.
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  So I'm glad that not everything aligns with what's good for Elon
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  Musk. There are things that are just
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  aligning with what would be good for America.
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  But like I said. There are also things in there
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  that I don't think are great for America and that the White House
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  isn't necessarily talking about. They're not talking about the AI
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  regulation, and that's a. Really big.
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  Part of it that a lot of Americans are upset about,
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  especially Marjorie Taylor Green.
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  Like I said, she tweeted out that she would have voted the
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  complete opposite way on the bill, which would have made the
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  vote a no on the bill, which would have been a huge
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  difference. There are a lot of people in her
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  government and make a lot of good points about the one big
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  beautiful bill. Elon Musk makes good points.
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  There's a lot of different journalists on X as well making
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  good points. There's a lot of interesting
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  information in there. I'm going to link everything
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  about the one big beautiful bill in the description of this video
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  so you guys can read the bill yourselves.
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  I read the bill. It's very interesting and it
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  does change a lot for almost every American.
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  So I do think it's something that every American should be
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  informed on, especially if it's something that might get enacted
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  into lawsuit. But another interesting thing
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  has happened from this. The left is now cozying up to
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  Elon again after Elon is speaking out against Trump.
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  People like Tim Waltz and Harry Sisson tweeting at Elon Musk
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  almost saying hey, let's team up to defeat this bill together.
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  Why does Tim Waltz think Elon Musk is going to want to cozy up
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  with him? Why does Tim Waltz one of the
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  most corrupt people? In our government.
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  Think that he's going to get anywhere close to a relationship
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  with Elon Musk? Why does anybody on the
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  Democratic side who continuously tried to tear Elon Musk down,
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  they called him a Nazi, they called him a traitor, they made
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  fun of him, they disrespected his companies, vandalized the
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  that he built. It is a disgrace what they did
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  to Elon Musk. Why do they think that they're
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  going to be able to cozy up to Elon Musk in any way?
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  Why do they think that Elon Musk is going to team up with them to
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  destroy Trump's one big beautiful bill?
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  Elon Musk won't touch any of them with a 10 foot pole.
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  Elon Musk wouldn't go near any of the lying trading Democrats
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  who went at him. It's not saying he wouldn't talk
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  to Democrats, but the ones who lied spread hate and
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  misinformation about him. I can guarantee you Elon will be
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  nowhere near them in the future. If you think Elon is going to be
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  near Harry Sisson or if you think Elon and Tim Waltz are
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  going to be buddy after this, sorry Democrats, not going to
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  happen. It's one of the most ridiculous
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  things that these people are now trying to reconcile with him
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  after calling him a Nazi and trying to smear his entire name
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  and his family name. I'm James Pascalades, this has
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  been episode 61 of America Unfiltered.
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  I'm signing off today. I hope you guys have a blessed
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  day and I will see you guys tomorrow.
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  Thank you.