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I don't think that we can get these rescission bills done fast enough. I think this is something the American people have been demanding that we actually execute on. They don't just want hearings. They don't just want talk. They want this money clawed back.
I don't think that we can get these rescission bills done fast enough. I think this is something the American people have been demanding that we actually execute on. They don't just want hearings. They don't just want talk. They want this money clawed back.
We're gonna get a rescission bill Monday that will pull back money from NPR and PBS, two left-wing propaganda outlets that get over $500 million every year. We're also gonna claw back money from USAID. I think that's a great start, but we've got a lot more to do after that.
We're gonna get a rescission bill Monday that will pull back money from NPR and PBS, two left-wing propaganda outlets that get over $500 million every year. We're also gonna claw back money from USAID. I think that's a great start, but we've got a lot more to do after that.
I feel amazing, brother. Brandon, it seemed like after you submitted him, you walked around the octagon almost like as if you didn't believe it, and then it sunk in. Man, I worked so hard for this, man.
I feel amazing, brother. Brandon, it seemed like after you submitted him, you walked around the octagon almost like as if you didn't believe it, and then it sunk in. Man, I worked so hard for this, man.
That's great.
That's great.
That's great.
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Thank you for doing that. Brandon, what would you add to that? You know, one of the most unfortunate things about this is that it incentivizes bad behavior. So I worked at a big pharma company. I did global security there for a couple of years. And you know what most resources went into? Lobbying D.C. and trying to extend their patents.
Thank you for doing that. Brandon, what would you add to that? You know, one of the most unfortunate things about this is that it incentivizes bad behavior. So I worked at a big pharma company. I did global security there for a couple of years. And you know what most resources went into? Lobbying D.C. and trying to extend their patents.
So they had this one drug that made them a multi-billion dollar company. Every last bit of effort and energy went towards tweaking that drug a little bit so they could extend the patent. Everybody was freaked out. Number one concern is extending the patent so that they couldn't change their $100,000 drug per treatment. Per treatment? Yeah.