Markwayne Mullin
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first heard Jan 2025
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What we're trying to do is protect our own shores.
The MeidasTouch Podcast · Fox News COLLAPSES ON AIR after Trump DESTROYS HIMSELF · 12 Nov 2025
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I sure hope it works.
I think that meteorite that hit the Gulf of America millennia ago that wiped out the dinosaurs is Trumpcare, and it's going to wipe out the dinosaur that's Chuck Schumer.
Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
Well, it's a very disappointing result on the floor there. A handful of Republicans joined with all the Democrats to take down a rule that's rarely done. It's very unfortunate in this case. 96% of House Republicans voted against proxy voting because they believe it's unconstitutional and they agreed that it would open a Pandora's box. So that's what we just saw. Let me just make this clear.
That rule being brought down means... that we can't have any further action on the floor this week. That means we will not be voting on the SAVE Act for election integrity. We will not be voting on the rogue judges who are attacking President Trump's agenda. We will not be taking down these terrible Biden policies with the CRA votes. All that was just wiped off the table. It's very unfortunate.
We'll regroup and come back, and we'll have to do this again.
Yeah, so I'll have to – I mean, I know you're not that familiar with wrestling, but Dan Gable, 1970 upset – The famed coach from Iowa was probably the biggest upset. He was undefeated, lost his very last match. Undefeated ever. Never lost a match in his life. He lost the finals in 1970. That's probably, for most true wrestling fans, that's probably the biggest upset. But Wyatt Henderson...
He was, that was the largest upset in our lifetime. I mean, Gable Stevenson was just presumable to, it was presumed to win. I mean, Olympic champion, undefeated NCAA wrestler, two-time national champion, got drafted into the NFL, went and left college to go to WWE, just a heck of an athlete.
And to see, if you understood the backstory of Wyatt, keep in mind, the academies, they don't have a fifth-year senior. So the idea that he was able to wrestle his fifth year was remarkable to begin with, and I'll tell you, we had to work with the Secretary of Air Force closely to do that.
I got to know Wyatt two years earlier, and the president met him two years earlier in Tulsa when he was at the NCAA tournament with us. And I told them then, I said, Wyatt can be a national champion.
He'll be the greatest recruiter that Air Force have had if you'll just allow us to have his orders move to the WCAP program rather than being moved to Florida and start his career as a second lieutenant. And then to see the President of the United States there with him. Now, my two boys that you met yesterday, they're 125-pounder and 133-pounder for Oklahoma State. So they wrestle with Wyatt.
Wyatt lived here in the summer. But to see him win with the president of the United States there is why it says my boss's boss's boss. And then to win in that fashion and stand up and salute the president of the United States, that was epic, remarkable. That's why the dude is called Captain America. And you met him. He's a freak of a specific human being.
He was an Olympic champion.
But the budget is just the vehicle to move on to reconciliation. People want to know how we're going to get all the doge cuts. You can't get doge cuts through the budget. The reconciliation is where the doge cuts come in. So we got to get the budget passed first. And the budgets are going to be different between the House and between the Senate.
Because of this ridiculous thing called the bird rule that we have to fit things into, the house, they don't have to deal with it. So as an example, they can walk through an open garage. We have to close the garage door and break the glass out the top of the garage door and crawl through the window because of the crazy bird rule we have to deal with through reconciliation.
So we're going to do the Voteroma Friday or Saturday, Friday night or Saturday, start at Saturday, which is just where the Democrats put all these ridiculous amendments on there. People are concerned about the cuts. Mind you, the big differences you're going to have between the House budget and the Senate budget is taxes.
So the tax plan underneath the House one is they're going over current taxes. Law, tax law, meaning current law, meaning that all the taxes are going to expire, all the TCGA, what is it, TCGA, whatever, the President Trump's tax package from 2017, TCGA, I think is what it's called. Yeah, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act, yeah. Yes.
What they're going to do is they're going to say that, hey, the tax law is going to expire, we're going to add it back on, and then we're going to extend it for eight years. What we're saying is that, no, we're not gonna say it's gonna expire. We're gonna have current tax policy. We're gonna keep the current tax level in place. And then we're gonna make it permanent so it never expires.
Then they have $1.5 trillion in cuts over 10 years. Our target is $2 trillion in cuts. Now, if you read the budget, which we will be releasing probably tomorrow, it will talk about billions, but billions is on top of making the tax cuts permanent.
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