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Hi, I'm CNBC producer Katie Kramer.

Today on Squawk Pot.

David Rubenstein, the billionaire investor on President Trump's big, beautiful bill, remaking spending.

Whatever passes is almost certainly going to be increasing the debt and the deficit.

And if the Democrats were in control,

probably the same thing would happen.

And trying to remake the economy.

The revenue comes when you tax people in the middle class.

That's where the revenue is.

Unfortunately, people don't want to do that because it's politically difficult.

And from TV to running these Centers for Medicare and Medicaid,

Mehmet Oz on entitlement spending.

The original Medicaid population, the young, the elderly who don't have money, a disabled child,

they actually are less valuable to the health care system than an able-bodied individual who is hopefully going to get a job and move on.

And Dr. Oz weighs in on the movement behind his new boss,

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

I'm going to give you one word to define Maha.

Curiosity.

Plus, the president's dinner for crypto investors in his meme coin.

What the hell is a meme coin?

Raising a lot of questions about access and influence.

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