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We'd love to have you with us every single time. Today, I'm going to be honest with you. This is a tough one for me today. I've pulled some sound to play for you to share with you my thoughts on. But I can't get around what's going on around the world from Brown University to Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle, and that whole entire family being plunged

into complete turmoil, to Bondi Beach in Australia. That place is beautiful and it's shocking.

So having said all that, we'll revisit that at the end. Right now, I want to talk a little bit about

Congress. Here we are. It's December of 2025. I don't think a lot's going to get done in Congress

before the first of the year. But we've got this representative, McBride. She's Congresswoman Sarah McBride, and she is condemning the administration for the

health care issues that we're all facing here in America. I don't know how, well, look, she's a

politician. She can make that leap if she wants to but let's just play this for you

and let's let's let's chat about it right afterwards let's roll representative of pride

we are currently in the beginning stages of a one trillion dollar ticking time bomb going off in

the center of the american health care system. And to your point around the

ACA tax credits, that's just the first part of that time bomb going off. We are essentially now

living under Trump care. Donald Trump likes to own things and slap his name on them. Well, he now

owns the American health care system. It is Trump care. And at the end of this year, the Affordable Care Act tax credits without action

by Congress will expire. And that means skyrocketing health care premiums for the millions of

Americans that rely on the ACA marketplace for insurance, people seeing 100, 200, 300 percent increases in their health care.

But the consequences of Trump care don't end there.

A year from now, the largest cut to Medicaid in American history will go into effect.

And in its totality, Trump care will leave 15 million more Americans without health coverage.

But as that bomb goes off, those 15 million Americans, they will not be the only casualties

of that bomb going off. Because the reality is, when you have 15 million people who lose coverage,

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