Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Trump's bill, passing or not. So as expected, the one big beautiful bill is hitting serious

resistance in the Senate, with a number of senators saying it won't pass or that they'll stop the process.

This has led to a question that's really important to not only understanding this, but all congressional bills.

Here's the question.

Quote, Senate Republicans are saying they'll block the one big beautiful bill.

My question is whether

this is real or is it like the House Republicans who said they'd block it and then wound

up passing it anyway. They seem to be the same issues. I'm just wondering what the chances are

that this time they'll actually stop it. Senate Republicans, just like House

Republicans, don't want to stop it. They want to change it. The package that finally made it

out of the House was not the package as outlined at the beginning. If you go back and listen to

the videos covering this from me or from others who really get into the legislative process, you'll hear phrases like as written, or it'll fail without changes, or that part won't make it.

There were changes made to the house version right up until just before it passed.

The original package didn't make it.

Let's do it this way.

You go to buy a car.

You walk in and say you want a 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoner.

The dealership writes up a little note that says Julie and ABC dealership agreement.

The terms are a 2025 Grand Waggeneer for $100,000 with estimated monthly payments of $1,800 per month for 60 months.

That's the starting agreement.

Then they run your credit. Your credit's not great.

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