Rep. Moskowitz Discusses Trump Destroying Entire GOP
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What is the impact of Trump's actions on the GOP?
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Republicans are absolutely losing it right now as the American people are livid.
Can you extend these Affordable Care Act subsidies? And MAGA Republican is, you know what? That's what they're saying. You know what everyone's complaining about? It's not the extension of the Affordable Care Act subsidies. They're wondering why we don't have talking... lizards selling you healthcare on TV. Am I right? Isn't that what the American people are asking for?
How are Republicans responding to the Affordable Care Act subsidies issue?
I kid you not. That is what the MAGA Republicans are saying is part of their plan. Here, watch what Steve Scalise, MAGA Republican, said in the morning. Let's play it. ...to lower costs.
The Choice Act... Which, you know, everybody complains, they say, why would I watch TV commercials? I see this gecko lizard and I see the emu and I see all these other animals out there selling health, they're selling car insurance, they're selling homeowner's insurance. Why aren't they selling health insurance?
That's exactly the question on everybody's mind right now. Why aren't they selling health insurance? Then let me show you what Mike Lawler, a Republican, had to say that it was political malpractice to not allow a vote on the Affordable Care Act subsidy. Let's play it.
Well, Mike Lawler is a very dear friend and a close colleague of mine. And ironically, the weekend before last, I was in New York in his district on Long Island, and we were campaigning together ensuring that he gets reelected. Mike Lawler fights hard for New York, as every Republican in this conference does for their districts. The districts are different. They have different priorities and ideas. But we do have, there's about a dozen members in the conference that are in these swing districts who are fighting hard to make sure that they reduce costs for all of their constituents. And many of them did want to vote on this Obamacare, you know, COVID era subsidy the Democrats created. We looked for a way to try to allow for that pressure release valve.
And it just was not to be. We worked on it all the way through the weekend, in fact. And in the end, there was not an agreement wasn't made. Now, everybody was at the table in good faith.
Pressure release valve. It was not meant to be. What about that pressure release valve? That's how the American people are thinking about, I really wanna release that pressure valve. And then finally, you have Maga Mike being asked, so Donald Trump said that his legislative agenda is done. So if this is it, if it's done, why should people be voting for Republicans if this is it? Here, play this clip.
Well, I don't know which comment you're referring to and in what context, but I'll tell you, I talk to the president sometimes multiple times each day. He and I and his team and our teams work around the clock. Literally, the president and I will talk sometimes at midnight and then again at 6 a.m.
What does Congressman Moskowitz say about healthcare challenges?
I mean, this president doesn't sleep. He's working all the time. The agenda is aggressive. There is much more to do. I think what he's... Sometimes when he's... I think he's taken out of context on...
it's always taken out of context he never sleeps they talk in the middle of the night let's bring in democratic congress member jared moskowitz congressman moskowitz i just give you these layups sometimes at the beginning sometimes we're like what should we talk about i'll let you respond to those clips although it's some deeply serious stuff that they're kind of making light of huh
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the impact of Trump's actions on the GOP?
0:01–2:01
2
How are Republicans responding to the Affordable Care Act subsidies issue?
2:01–4:20
3
What does Congressman Moskowitz say about healthcare challenges?
4:20–7:38
4
How is the GOP's healthcare strategy perceived by voters?
7:38–10:33
5
What are the implications of healthcare policy on midterm elections?
10:33–15:27
6
How has the political landscape in Florida changed recently?
15:27–19:09
7
What role does FEMA play in disaster management under current leadership?
19:09–20:38
8
What insights does Congressman Moskowitz provide on future elections?
20:38–20:46