It's so obvious. Isn't it amazing how much mainstream media has brainwashed the American people and lied to you your whole lives? Of course. Give people what they want instead of what the elites want. It's called the One Big Beautiful Bill, and it will be the biggest bill ever passed in our country. [00:00:16] - This country's. - His country. It will include the biggest tax cuts, regulation cuts, military supremacy and just about everything else. We will cut more than $1 trillion in wasteful and unnecessary spending. [00:00:32] We will end inflation. Slash prices. Raise wages. You know, I'm really, really surprised when I look at polling data. I look at it every day. But the amount of disapproval for this bill. Holy cow. My goodness gracious. [00:00:48] All right, well, despite Trump's attempts to sell his big, beautiful budget bill to the American people, it seems that most Americans actually hate it. So we're going to hear all about it now from CNN's Harry Enten, and he's always fun. A new survey finds that Americans generally not so in favor of the bill, [00:01:08] with nearly two thirds of the American public expressing their disapproval. We're talking about 29 points underwater on the net favorable rating, but that matches the Quinnipiac University poll from last week when it was 26 points underwater. Oh my God, you need Greg Louganis to get that far underwater. [00:01:24] And I mean, we're talking about a -41 net favorability rating among independents in the center of the electorate. You rarely ever see pieces of legislation or proposed pieces of legislation as unpopular as this. But here you see it in two polls, 26 points underwater and 29 points underwater. [00:01:40] - No good. - No good. So in addition to the poll, another poll published by the Washington Post today shows opposition to the tax and spending legislation and mixed opinions on specific provisions. [00:01:55] So you can see here House Republicans budget bill has nearly twice as many opponents as supporters, though many have no opinion. So even among Republicans, you can see barely half of them support the bill. And you'll also notice that 19% of Dems have no opinion on the bill. [00:02:12] That number is doubled among Republicans, so I don't know if that means they're just not paying as close attention to what's going on. Or maybe the media they consume isn't talking about the bill, or maybe they just don't want to speak out against their party and the administration. But let's look at how Americans actually feel [00:02:28] about the specific policies in the bill. Here are the the areas that show a majority of support. So things that Americans like about the budget bill, they support increasing the child tax credits, extending tax cuts for incomes under 100 K, and also between 100 and 200 K, [00:02:47] supporting eliminating taxes on tips and extending tax cuts. I already said that one requiring low income childless adults under 65 to prove that they're working or disabled to get Medicaid, extending the 2017 federal tax cuts for everyone and extending [00:03:05] the electric vehicle tax credit. So conversely, here are a look. Here's a look of what they oppose. So the majority opposes repealing some loan forgiveness programs. They oppose increasing military spending by $150 billion. [00:03:20] They oppose spending $50 billion on the border wall between the US and Mexico. They oppose ending tax breaks for clean energy and extending tax cuts for corporations, and extending tax cuts for incomes over 400 K, and they oppose spending $45 billion on migrant detention centers [00:03:39] and reducing federal funding for food assistance programs. So as you can see, some of the most decisive parts of the bill are with regard to the size and scope of cuts to entitlement programs. And an interesting thing that this poll uncovered, which is bad news for Trump, [00:03:54] and we sort of alluded to it earlier, is that the more people learn about this bill, the less they like it. So most people are not very aware of the legislation. And among those who have heard about the bill, it is unpopular. About two thirds of the public say they have. [00:04:11] They have heard either little or nothing about the bill. Those who have heard a great deal or a good amount about it oppose it by roughly 2 to 1 margin, 64% to 33%, with nearly half strongly in opposition. Well, of course people haven't heard enough about the bill. [00:04:28] It seems like half of our representatives who voted to pass the bill in the House haven't even read the bill. So how could the public, especially Republican voters, be expected to be educated on it? Do you think that we as voters have a responsibility to stay informed [00:04:43] on matters like this one, like the details and contents of such a huge spending bill, especially when our own representatives are themselves not informed? Or is there just nothing we can do about it now since there's no immediately upcoming election. Like, it feels like the representatives who have openly admitted that they had [00:05:02] not read the bill before they voted on it, they're just not afraid of any consequences for admitting that. Much like, you know, just the fact that they haven't read it to their constituents. Yeah. So look, independent media is the answer because all my life mainstream media [00:05:17] has been giant liars. They never tell you what the American people actually want. They tell you what the elites want and pretend that the American people want it. And this poll shows you exactly what I'm talking about, and I'm going to give you a productive answers as to what we should do in a second as well. [00:05:33] But first, as to how badly this poll, this bill is doing right now, guys, 17% of independents approve you. If you're a Republican, you can make any excuse you like. If you're a Maga and you love the bill, okay. Go ahead. But 17% of independents is a disaster and we're a fair show. [00:05:51] We're not one of these Partizan hacks. So our side is great. Your side is terrible, right? So no, when Joe Biden was in the low 30s with independents, I came on the show in 2023 and said he cannot recover. You can't be this low with independents and win an election. [00:06:08] I mean, the age is super relevant, but whether it's age or anything else, the jury's come in. You can't be this low with independents. And so that's what I'm telling you, Republicans. Now, it doesn't mean the bill is not going to pass, because almost everyone in Congress is a crook and they can't wait to give themselves tax breaks, right? [00:06:24] Let alone deregulation and all the other goodies in here for corporations that are all of their donors, it'll pass. But Republicans, if later the country holds it against you, don't be surprised they told you ahead of time they don't want the damn bill. Now, when you get into the details, that shows you exactly what the [00:06:42] American people do and don't want, right? So yeah, I agree with you, but I just want to focus on a couple of things here. Child tax credits. What are we tell you about Biden? We said when he put that in for a year in the beginning of his term for the Covid relief bill, it was the single most popular thing that he did. [00:06:59] And when he took it away, his that's when his ratings started to decline. And we said, oh my God, no fight for the child tax credit. And progressives in Congress said, no trust Biden. And of course, the corporate Democrats are like, we don't really want to do it. Are you kidding me? Our donors don't want that anyway. Where is it? [00:07:16] Oh, look, that's the number one provision in the bill at 72% approval. Told you why? Because it's not complicated. Look at the others. Right. Ending tax cuts for people making under $100,000. 71%. Eliminating taxes on tips for people who are middle class and work at 65%. [00:07:35] Those are the most popular provisions in the bill. Why? Because they go to you. Obvious. It's so obvious. Isn't it amazing how much mainstream media has brainwashed the American people and lied to you your whole lives? Of course. Give people what they want instead of what the elites want. [00:07:50] Now what do the mainstream media always says? Oh, people love tax cuts. No, they like tax cuts for people making 100 under $100,000. Do they like tax cuts for people making above $500,000 or $400,000? Good news. It's in the poll. Let's look. [00:08:05] Oh, ending tax cuts for incomes above 400,000. Deeply unpopular at 29% at the bottom. Nobody. And I've told you this a hundred times, I wrote it in my book. Justice is Coming. 76% of the country in almost every poll [00:08:23] says raise taxes on the rich. Don't lower them. Raise taxes. That's three quarters of the country. How many times have you heard that on CNN or MSNBC? My guess is zero. They're in the top. They're all make about $400,000. They're lying to you. [00:08:40] Okay, so how about the $45 billion for migrant detention centers? MAGA thinks, oh, people want migrant detention centers. No they don't. 24% approval. Okay. How about, reducing food assistance? Oh, yeah. We're gonna take food away from them so we can give tax cuts [00:08:56] to people making above 400,000. People love that. No, they hate it. The single least popular provision in the bill at 23%. Because you know why? The American people are decent human beings. They don't want you to take money from and food out of the mouths [00:09:13] of hungry children and give it to the richest people in the country. And guys, the tax cut that goes to the people making above $500,000 a year is valued at at least $1.1 trillion. Cuts to Medicaid and food assistance $1.1 trillion. [00:09:32] They are very literally stealing from the poor and the middle class and giving it to the richest people. And that's why this bill is 2926 points underwater. Deeply unpopular. Only 17% of independents supported this bill. - So and the American people hate it. - Yeah, yeah. [00:09:52] I just want to say real quick that Senate Republicans are now scrambling to get this thing passed by the July 4th deadline. So, you know, we're in for a very interesting Independence Day. But there is some hope that they'll at least amend some things in the bill before it gets passed. There does seem to be some opposition from the Republican side [00:10:10] that could stifle its passing. But they're not going to get rid of those tax cuts. Everything this administration has done this far for the past few months has been in service of these tax cuts. Everything we've seen with Trump, everything we've seen with Elon and Doge, it has been to get the rich their tax cuts. [00:10:27] And it's a very specific number that they're after. They're not going to give it up. They're not even going to budge from that number. So either way, the American people are going to have to deal with it. And hopefully the Republican Party will have to deal with the consequences of what they've done to the American people come midterms. [00:10:42] Every time you ring the bell below, an angel gets his wings. Totally not true. But it does keep you updated on our live shows.