Rep. Sarah McBride

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Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov · Trump Triggers Airport Chaos and Manipulates Markets — Can Democrats Take Back Immigration? (ft. Rep. Sarah McBride) · 23 Mar 2026 podcast

And I'm skeptical of his willingness to honor those types of commitments.

But look, I mean, I'm open to any path that...

brings down tensions, opens the Strait of Hormuz, lowers costs for people here at home.

I'm just skeptical about the practicality of what was proposed there or the long-term sustainability of it, given who is party to that agreement.

Well, I think any kind of path toward reducing the deficit, which, look, we don't have to do it overnight.

It doesn't have to happen in one foul swoop.

In fact, I think it would probably be pretty impossible politically or practically to do it in one foul swoop.

Anything is going to have to include both a mix of reductions in spending and changes to revenue.

And I think, obviously, the clearest place for us to increase revenue is among the wealthiest countries.

Whether that's a billionaire tax, whether that's closing the loophole on carried interest or frankly taxing other forms of wealth that the wealthiest are able to materialize even outside of income or carried interest.

I think that that's a critical path for us to make a fairer tax system and to also get the revenue that we need to help to close the deficit gap.

And then on the spending front, I mean, the reality is you can, yes, create efficiencies.

You can improve government services to reduce costs.

You can improve the use of technologies to reduce waste.

But at the end of the day, the biggest areas of spending are defense and entitlements.

And I think, obviously, there are significant reductions in defense spending that I think we could do without...

sacrificing the safety of our country or the support for our service members.

And then I think in the long run, we obviously have to grapple with the sustainability of certain entitlement programs.

And I think there's things that we can do ranging from

Increasing the maximum for the Social Security tax.

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