So Elon Musk, after the Big Beautiful Bill passes, which in the Big Beautiful Bill, matter of fact, go to Mario in the Falls tweet from earlier this morning if you could.

Mario posts a tweet about the chart that Vinny texted all of us in the group chat that says, hey, the big beautiful bill, if you look at it, what it's going to be doing, and it's really going to be benefiting.

The people at the top, not the people at the bottom, you know, the people at the bottom

are going to take a dip.

This is a continuation of Trump's a bill in 2000 in, what do you call it, 17?

It was in the text, Rob, if you want to look it up.

And so that's caused a lot of conversations. It's officially at the last place of it.

Now, obviously, Musk was not supportive of it.

He wasn't happy about it.

There's a lot of different questions that are being asked.

This is the tweet here that was up there.

Mario Trump's tax bill hits low-income Americans, boost the top.

New data from Yale Budget Lab shows the bottom 20% loses $560 a year,

while the top 20% gains over $6,000, middle and upper earners see smaller boosts,

but the lower earners take the only hit.

The gap comes from tax breaks at the top and tax cuts to Medicaid and food aid at the bottom. This is Bloomberg

that shows that you got the top 20%, the upper 20%, you got the middle 20%, lower 20%, and the bottom

20%. Tom, when you see this, the average person reads this and they're like, wait a minute, this bill

is to help the rich and it hurts the poor. What do you say to people that say that?

Well, I look at it and I say this.

First of all, you're looking at analysis that comes from the Yale Budget Lab.

Yeah, this impartial cesspool of liberal thought known as the Yale Budget Lab is coming out with the position.

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