Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

And welcome to the Roads with Bell.

Today is May 29th, and it's another quick Q&A.

I feel bad because we can't always answer them all.

Our first question.

What do you think of Trump's taco acronym?

I really hope you've heard about this. I promise it isn't weird. What do you think of Trump's taco acronym?

I really hope you've heard about this.

I promise it isn't weird.

Well, for those who haven't heard of Trump's taco thing on Wall Street, it stands for

Trump always chickens out.

This has been around for a while, but a reporter asked Trump about it and he got all in his feelings over it and tried to justify it by saying it's a negotiating tactic.

If they've already named the tactic on Wall Street, the professional diplomats who are supplied with information by literal intelligence agencies know about his

super special secret negotiation tactic too. If they know you're full of it, it won't work.

It just turns you into a guy who asked too much for the old Kari's selling, and then

acts offended that nobody called to bargain with him.

Next question.

If the Senate rewrites the bill, does the House have to approve the changes?

Yes.

They have to work out all the differences, which could get fun.

We actually got a couple of different versions of this one,

but they all had the same point. So my friend counters not giving tax breaks to the rich by saying

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