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Quickly, we want to go to Democratic Congressman Jason Crow, who's on the phone with us. He's a former Army Ranger hailing from my home state of Colorado. Uh, I just want to get your reaction to what you heard your your Florida colleagues saying there. Uh, one thing that stood out for me is the argument that the work requirements in this bill will actually help vulnerable people by making sure able-bodied individuals aren't taking those resources away from others. What's your reaction to that, sir? Uh, well ...

All right, we want to go now back to Julie Siren on the Hill who is with Byron Donald's, a Florida Republican. Congressman Donald's, thank you for your time here. How are you going to message this back home, especially some of the sticky pieces of this, like those Medicaid cuts.A couple of things. Number one, small business taxes are not going to go up on the American people. Working families, middle class families are getting some serious tax relief to help them with issues like affordability, keeping more ...

The "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" promises to become a poster child of Congress working against the country’s interests and in stubborn opposition to economists’ advice, says @keds_economist (via @opinion) https://t.co/UBVLsxZbBN ...

So far, though, it looks like we're going to boost deficits up to 7%. And you ran on this three, three, three plan. 3% deficit, 3% economic growth and 3 million barrels of oil, an increase of 3 million barrels of oil a day in the U.S..Do you expect to get to that by the end of President Trump's term. I do, and I'm not sure where the 7% number is coming from. Right.Because I reject the CBO scoring. But on the other side, the CBO also scored terrible income at 2.8% trillion. So, you know that that's substanti ...

Forecasts suggest that the bill would widen America’s budget deficit, slow long-term economic growth and hurt the poor. Our charts show by how much https://t.co/3EZgqZ1ItL ...