Mallory McMorrow

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The MeidasTouch Podcast · Mallory McMorrow on Senate Race and Fighting for Michigan · 28 Sep 2025 podcast

It's a one-two punch.

Tariffs that are making everything more expensive and corporations that are squeezing every last dime out of us.

And if at some point this season you're headed to a game, you can expect to pay all kinds of fees on top of an already expensive ticket price.

We have a system that caters to billionaires and corporations over everyday people.

Chicken, chips, tickets, beer.

Everything's getting more expensive.

All the while, Donald Trump is telling us that prices are down at tremendous numbers while he's selling us out to the same corporations who are jacking up prices on the things that we love.

And look, on this campaign, we are talking about creating a new American dream.

A lot of times, that's the big stuff.

Making sure you can afford to buy a house, you can afford to start a family, you can afford to save for retirement.

Sometimes, it's just making sure that you can afford to take a break on Sundays without breaking the bank.

I mean, none of that is true.

You can't just say things over and over again with no evidence and no reality and expect that people are going to let it slide.

We had, you know, Dana in her committee was absolutely right.

We've got Republicans who refuse to even acknowledge the situation.

Matt Hall was out there saying hospitals should be saying thank you for this backfill of dollars.

It's pennies on the dollar for rural hospitals.

We had a presentation in my Senate Appropriations Committee, where I serve as a member, that showed that the impacts of the big, terrible bill could close up to 13 rural hospitals in Michigan.

And the researcher warned that's not all going to happen at once, but they will start closing the least profitable units

first and wouldn't you know a hospital in the upper peninsula just closed its birthing unit so there are women in the up who are going to have to drive over 50 miles just to give birth on top of that you got the ceo of ticketmaster who was on a panel this past week claiming that ticket prices are too low

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