Well, the Senator is right. It was right down this hall, actually, that President Trump was sworn in, and he said it was going to be a new golden age for working people. Well, as you are pointing out and this chart clearly shows and their own budget reveals, it is clearly a golden age for billionaires and people who make a lot of money. And, in this bill, they make sure that that golden age for very rich people goes on forever. They had a few little crumbs that they were throwing for a little while, we can see, to others, but just for a little while and just small amounts compared to the golden age for the billionaires.
Chris Van Hollen: “Well, the Senator is right. It was right down this hall, actually, that President Trump was sworn in, and he said it was…”
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Discussing the economic impact of a bill and its benefits for billionaires versus working people.
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