Senate just passed a massive bill. We're going to talk about that. I made a prediction once again that came true about Joe Biden.

We have Marjorie Taylor-Green, Teachers Union, Suck, all that and more coming up on our right.

On this vote, the yeas of 50, the nays of 50, the Senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the bill as amended is passed.

That was the United States Senate. Well, we'll get into the details here in a moment.

Passing the inflation reduction act, which is not. It's Joe Biden's original build back better, big climate change, tax increase,

fair down a little bit. And just before I get into a couple things that are in the bill, I do want to make sure you understand the reason dome was there and she had to get her vote to pass it through was this passed along party lines.

Now, in case you don't understand, you need 60 votes, 60, 60 row in the Senate to pass a law that it never 60 votes.

So they use something called reconciliation, which is a dirty thing Democrats now do to pass laws they want to pass when they can't get 60 votes.

Now you and me, we can sit here whining about that or we can demand our Republican representatives to do the same thing for every law we want going forward.

I know which route I would prefer to take, but let's focus on the task at hand, 700 billion dollar bill inflation already through the roof and getting worse.

The economy already in a recession. Remember, we're not going to allow them to act like there's some debate. We're already in a recession and getting worse.

And the United States Senate passes a 700 billion dollar bill, 300 billion of it going towards the climate change, death cult. Yes, that's right.

At a time when we need less of that, they're pouring it on full speed ahead because remember these people are trying to crush us. I'll get to that in a moment.

But the second part of trying to crush us is this 87,000 new IRS agents 87,000.

Tell you what, pause on that for a moment. Let's hear from Bernie Sanders to see if it really does reduce inflation.

I want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act that we are debating this evening.

And I say so called, by the way, because according to the CBO and other economic organizations who have studied this bill, it will in fact have a minimal impact on inflation.

It's a line. Of course, they're a line. Everyone knows they're a line. Well, I mean, here it is.

If there's a chance that these people are right, is now the right time to do this considering how high inflation is.

You call the Bill the inflation reduction act, but the non-partisan congressional budget office says the bill is going to have a negligible effect on inflation this year, barely any impact in 2023 between 0.1% lower and 0.1% higher.

Does it really fair to call it the inflation reduction act? Yes, it is, George. So, are you wrong or are you not giving all of the hard truth to Americans about what this is going to cost them in terms of?

Let's say maybe they're wrong.

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