So, the hideous bill that the House passed that will make everything more expensive, from

healthcare to food to what we buy in stores, just so we can give more money to rich people,

has moved on to the Senate. The bill that will gut health care and food assistance for millions

of Americans is a complete betrayal of the American people. As it turns out, the majority of

Americans don't even earn enough to afford

the basic quality of life. The average person is drowning in debt. Our job market is shrinking.

Our prices are rising, and there could be a recession coming. But thanks to this Republican bill,

people are now justifiably terrified they're also going to be kicked off of their health insurance

or out of social services and programs they rely on to survive. And again, this isn't so we can pay for a war to

save our country or invest in major infrastructure to improve our lives. This is so we can give

more money to the rich. And it's an abomination. So today we're going to have a brief conversation with Senator Elizabeth

Warren, who is in the thick of things in the Senate as the Republicans try and push through this bill.

Thank you for joining us, Senator. Oh, thank you for having me. Oh, well, here you are with your colleagues,

like Joni Ernst, telling people they shouldn't be worried about losing their health insurance because,

you know, everybody dies. So what is going on in the Senate Elizabeth? This lack of interest in our lives feels truly

terrifying. So this one truly is terrifying. Yes. Think of it this way. You know, people talk about

budgets and it sounds so, I don't know, numberish, right? And technical, who knows, who cares.

A budget for a nation is like a statement of your values. What really, really, really matters to you.

And this particular budget bill that's coming through right now has two key parts to it. One is the cuts

and the plan is to cut, as you said, health care for little babies, access to things like

wheelchairs and home health aides for people with significant disabilities so they can live independently.

And nursing home spots for seniors who have no place else to go and no money.

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