Katee Sackhoff

From what I understand, and granted, you need to talk to someone much more informed than I am about this, but there were about hundreds of pages that were just cut off the end.

Yes, that they just needed to cut a bunch off to avoid inspection and just get the bill passed.

And that's what they did.

And the Give Kids a Chance Act is one of the...

In the top 10 of all time, most bipartisan supported pieces of legislation.

And 2% of bills actually pass.

So it's got to, it literally has to be on the end of the year bill.

And it surprises me that because there is waste, I know there's waste.

We all know there's waste.

But that we say that children are so fucking important.

And they get 4% of the National Cancer Institute's money.

4%.

Well, we've got two months.

We've got two months to get it on there now.

Well, you've seen how thick it is.

And there were times, and I don't remember who said it, but there were times when the big beautiful bill was passing or before it had passed that people had admittedly not even read it.

And because how could you read it?

It's so big.

And and so there is a problem there.

And that is above my pay grade.