Matt Boyle

it's a lie, right?

Like unless they want to tax themselves, which they don't.

Yeah, well, there's a few things I would unpack there.

First on your point about the lie about the wealth and the Democrats when they had complete control during Biden.

The fact is, is that the single biggest wealth transfer, if you will, back to the.

ordinary Americans that we've seen in my lifetime and has been under President Trump here, especially in the second term.

You hear Secretary Besant talk about this a lot, right, where he says that Wall Street had its turn.

It's Main Street's turn now.

And you see Trump's policies and they're trying to get at it.

You saw a lot of the things in the big, beautiful bill designed to try to do that.

A lot of the tax cuts that they renewed from the first term, all of that stuff is to stabilize the economy and to keep it from being the largest tax increase in history.

But the other things that they added into it are important as well.

And I think that you started to see the beginnings of a broader economic agenda in that first thing.

And I think that a lot of the economic benefits of the Big Beautiful Bill

A lot of people aren't going to realize that or see it until next year when they're doing their taxes.

Tipped workers, people that work overtime, et cetera, they might not even realize they're going to get more money back, right?

And also some of the things like the baby bonus accounts and whatnot that they're doing.

Now, look.

There's a lot of room for the Republicans to do more on this.

And I think the takeaway from this stuff is, is that the Republicans should just knock it off in terms of trying to protect any rich people.