Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

He's confident about all those things. Why won't he own up and Republicans own up to their attacks on Medicaid.

Because what they are trying to cut from Medicaid, I'm going to tell you, is somewhere to the tune of $880 billion from Medicaid. Okay? $880 billion. And I sit on the committee that Medicaid goes through. And the math ain't mathin'.

Because what they are trying to cut from Medicaid, I'm going to tell you, is somewhere to the tune of $880 billion from Medicaid. Okay? $880 billion. And I sit on the committee that Medicaid goes through. And the math ain't mathin'.

Because what they are trying to cut from Medicaid, I'm going to tell you, is somewhere to the tune of $880 billion from Medicaid. Okay? $880 billion. And I sit on the committee that Medicaid goes through. And the math ain't mathin'.

Work requirements. The amount of people that, like, are actually disabled You know, if you are, for example, 29 and you're on Medicaid and you are not working, you are most likely disabled. You most likely have a major, major disability. Like these ideas, when they talk about like,

Work requirements. The amount of people that, like, are actually disabled You know, if you are, for example, 29 and you're on Medicaid and you are not working, you are most likely disabled. You most likely have a major, major disability. Like these ideas, when they talk about like,

Work requirements. The amount of people that, like, are actually disabled You know, if you are, for example, 29 and you're on Medicaid and you are not working, you are most likely disabled. You most likely have a major, major disability. Like these ideas, when they talk about like,

you know, if you do not have a job and you do not have a job for a long period of time, and like the percentage of people on that on Medicaid, it's like, I don't quote me on it, but I think it's like three or 4%, very, very, very small.

you know, if you do not have a job and you do not have a job for a long period of time, and like the percentage of people on that on Medicaid, it's like, I don't quote me on it, but I think it's like three or 4%, very, very, very small.

you know, if you do not have a job and you do not have a job for a long period of time, and like the percentage of people on that on Medicaid, it's like, I don't quote me on it, but I think it's like three or 4%, very, very, very small.

Let's talk about a couple of these things. In terms of no tax on tips, I, obviously you all know, I was a waitress for... Many years. I was a bartender on many years. Someone said your sweater. Guys, I made it. Thank you. My hair's covering all the holes up here. But in terms of no tax on tips, listen, I was a waitress. I was a bartender. I get it. And if you live off of tips, I get it.

Let's talk about a couple of these things. In terms of no tax on tips, I, obviously you all know, I was a waitress for... Many years. I was a bartender on many years. Someone said your sweater. Guys, I made it. Thank you. My hair's covering all the holes up here. But in terms of no tax on tips, listen, I was a waitress. I was a bartender. I get it. And if you live off of tips, I get it.

Let's talk about a couple of these things. In terms of no tax on tips, I, obviously you all know, I was a waitress for... Many years. I was a bartender on many years. Someone said your sweater. Guys, I made it. Thank you. My hair's covering all the holes up here. But in terms of no tax on tips, listen, I was a waitress. I was a bartender. I get it. And if you live off of tips, I get it.

I do think it's important for us to recognize that the danger of every job becoming a tipped job. And all of us then now having to pay each other's wages, not just in waitressing, not just in bartending. And if you don't want every single person that you interact with

I do think it's important for us to recognize that the danger of every job becoming a tipped job. And all of us then now having to pay each other's wages, not just in waitressing, not just in bartending. And if you don't want every single person that you interact with

I do think it's important for us to recognize that the danger of every job becoming a tipped job. And all of us then now having to pay each other's wages, not just in waitressing, not just in bartending. And if you don't want every single person that you interact with

starting to turn an iPad screen around, we need to take this very carefully because employers need to pay their employees a living wage. Employers need to pay their employees a living god damn wage. Wage.

starting to turn an iPad screen around, we need to take this very carefully because employers need to pay their employees a living wage. Employers need to pay their employees a living god damn wage. Wage.

starting to turn an iPad screen around, we need to take this very carefully because employers need to pay their employees a living wage. Employers need to pay their employees a living god damn wage. Wage.

It's important to call this administration's bluff. They rely on the illusion of power.