Anthony Aguilar

You know, you had all the old timers that have been working on Fort Bragg since before I was born, like have to go race back to their garage to get stuff out.

Like, you know, they were heirloom, they were historic items.

So yeah, it's a waste.

So when you look at this ballroom piece,

It's disgraceful.

It's absolutely disgraceful that when you look throughout our country, you have hardworking Americans, hardworking Americans, not Americans taking handouts.

And in most cases, we refuse even a hand up.

because they want to work hard and they want to provide for their family.

And they make ends meet by working two, sometimes three jobs, both in the household work.

I know that because where I go to school in the neighborhood that I live in, we're very close.

And we sometimes have the neighborhood kids over when their parents are at work and we kind of help with that communal aspect of, you know,

Caring for caring for the neighborhood kids.

And I see people having to work incredibly hard just to put food on the table and pay the bills.

Well, our president is building a lavish ballroom in front of our eyes where the price tag was lied to us and is tripled.

He's not a good builder, as he says he is, or the real estate magnate.

He is not those.

He's horrible at it.

He just has endless money and he's entitled.

And when I look at that, the scene that goes through my head is like if Great Gatsby was written in 1984 in a third world country.

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