Rep. Joe Morelle

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206 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 23 Nov

Rep. Joe Morelle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But when you're actually sitting at your kitchen table and you're paying more money and you're like at the end of the month going, how does this not add up as much?
So I feel bad for them because they got to go around and, you know, like the emperor with no clothes and try to somehow say nice things about a guy who's
Really, I mean, he's about as serious as someone you know from the corner bar who's in the corner barstool who's had too much to drink and is just spewing nonsense.
And somehow they have to make it sound as though it's legitimate, which it's clearly not.
This would all be really funny.
It would be good for a Saturday Night Live skit or series of skits.
The problem is it's hurting real Americans and real American families, and it's completely disrupting the whole world order.
And America is quickly becoming a laughingstock, all of which ultimately American families are going to pay the price for.
Well, I think there's a lot of them that are sort of metaphorically looking down at their shoes, kind of hoping nobody's going to call on them in class.
I mean, the funny thing is, you know, Trump administration touts $8 trillion.
Of course, the president can't help him, so he's got to double that.
a number.
And by the way, the 8 trillion, to your point, is all a fantasy.
I mean, this doesn't exist.
This is, you know, where a country says, oh, yeah, we'll invest in America.
And he just starts writing down the numbers as though they've already happened.
I mean, the truth is,
Biden actually got real investments in the United States by foreign governments and by companies that were relocating and reshoring in the United States because manufacturing is a big deal.
We do want more companies back in the United States.
But here's the problem.
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