Robert Garcia

And I don't wanna be lectured about

wealthy people in this country because the Republicans have done everything they can

to help those who are well off get more, and those who are struggling get less.

We saw the big, beautiful bill.

Tax cuts that included tax cuts for multi-millionaires and multi-billionaires.

I mean, giveaways to billionaires, giveaways to big ag, to big tech, big oil.

And we see cuts to programs that help average people in this country to get by.

By the way, in their big ugly bill, a trillion dollar cuts cut to Medicaid, to Medicaid.

They're cutting monies for SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

That's basically to help people put food on the table.

And by the way, increasingly a majority of the people who are on SNAP are working families and they're cutting that at the same time that groceries are going up.

But if you're a billionaire, you know, don't worry about it.

We're fighting a war over oil right now because we want to make sure big oil that invested so heavily in the last campaign gets their payback.

But the bottom line is, when it comes to people who are well off, well connected, and have lots of money, you know, they're doing fine.

Everybody else is getting screwed.

And if you ask the average person on the street about what they think of Donald Trump's economy, I'll tell you what they'll say.

They'll say it sucks.

I think that the emails today show clearly that there is a relationship between Donald Trump and Epstein.

As far as what Donald Trump knew, what he participated in, I think are real questions.

And I think the thing on everyone's mind