Rep. Jonathan Jackson

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628 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 17 Feb

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

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put people up you can capture evidence like you would investigate it like it's a crime it's not an act of war he's trying to define it as an act of war which is not his right and so speaker johnson as a co-equal branch of government should stop him and say you've got to bring this before the american people that's our job that's not the president i think too many people have surrendered their power we are called equal branches of government i do not work
for President Donald Trump.
And someone needs to get that message loud and clear to Speaker Johnson.
Yeah, yeah, go ahead.
Let me put one pin in there.
People are confused in these numbers.
I used to teach math in college and so forth, so it's very comfortable.
So it's $4 trillion that was passed on on the 4th of July over his holiday weekend to show his one big ugly bill.
And so it's $4.1 trillion.
That's over a 10-year period.
which is like 400 billion a year versus the 350 billion that you need to extend the affordable tax credit people get all these aliens confused break it down to 4 million as an example 4 million versus 350 000. we're talking about spending 35 000 a year for the next three years in order to extend the affordable tax cut the affordable care act
They're talking about giving $400,000 a year to the wealthiest people.
So it's $35,000 versus $400,000.
I don't want people to think this is over their head and it's beyond their grasp.
It's just another digit, another comma, and so forth.
But he's sending out, he's telling corporations, you can keep the $400,000 as opposed to paying your fair share of taxes, and we can benefit the society.
versus these persons that need $35,000 a year.
They're not worth it, but I want you to stack up another $400,000 a year.
Famous last words when you've lost control is, of course, I have not lost control.
So what you're going to see is many different factions within the Republican Party start proposing their own amendments, their own alternative ideas on the health care.
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