Chapter 1: What are Donald Trump's campaign promises and their impact on the Republican Party?
Herra budjettiministeri, aletaanko nyt? Aletaan ja oikein kunnolla aletaan. Mitä tarkoitat? Että aletaan aivan kaikkea. Voitteko tarkentaa? Aletaan vaatteita, aletaan välineitä, aletaan varusteita. Siis kaikkea ulkoilu, urheilu ja vapaa-aika. Nyt en ymmärrä. Ehkäpä ymmärrätte paremmin numeroita. Putkesportissa on nyt jopa 60 prosentin ale. Eli? Aivan, putkesport.fi.
Halosen Olli tässä moikka. Sellainen vinkki sinne tien päälle, että Neste-appilla tankatessa saa nyt alennusta 5 senttiä litralta. Koko joulukuun ajan. Etu ei ole voimassa Express-asemilla. Lataa appi ja hyödynnä etu. Nähdään Neste-asemilla.
Tulosyy, terveystalon määräaikaistarkastus. Välillä kipua hartioissa, sormissa puutumisoireita. Asiakas kertoo tekevänsä kausiluonteista tiimityötä pakkauslinjastolla, ajoittain epäergonomisissa asennoissa. Pitkän työkokemuksen myötä löytänyt kuitenkin toimivattavat tonttuilla, vielä seuraavatkin sata vuotta. Me keskitymme terveyteen, jotta tontut voivat keskittyä tärkeimpään. Terveystalo on Joulupukin virallinen työterveyskumppani.
Valvomme, kun muut nukkuvat. Eläinsairaala Mevet päivystää Helsingin pitäjänmäessä vuoden jokaisena päivänä ja yönä. Tervetuloa Mevetiin. Evidenssia.fi kautta Mevet.
Relax, we're exactly on the trajectory where we want to be. That's what MAGA Mike Johnson is saying when he was asked a question about affordability and the struggles of the American people. Melanie Zinona asked him, so what do you make of the concerns of people who are struggling living paycheck to paycheck right now? People feeling psychologically tortured under this Trump regime?
What's going to happen? He goes, just wait until next year. The budget bill is going to kick in. The direct quote was, relax. We are exactly on the trajectory where we've always planned to be. Stay at the wheel, everybody. It's going to be fine. Our best days are ahead of us. Melanie Zanona then asked whether Johnson agrees with Donald Trump's assessment that affordability concerns are a hoax or a con job, to which Maga Mike goes, affordability is a real concern, but you see,
Me republikaanit olemme niitä, joilla on lasereja, joilla on laserejärjestelmä kestävän elämän ja tarvittavuuden kohdalla. Hän tarkoittaa, että demokraatit yrittävät pelottaa, että se on republikaanin ongelma. Okei, katsotaan, mitä Donald Trump sanoi Ovalta, Megan-Mike, soita. Se on konjunkti. Minusta tarvittavuus on suurin konjunkti. He katsovat sinua ja sanovat, että tarvittavuus.
He eivät sanonut mitään muuta. Kaikki sanovat, että heidän maksumansa oli niin suuri. Ei. Heillä oli pahinta inflaatio.
Really? I mean, because you seem to be bringing the inflation up and you seem to also be having a jobless rate that looks like the great recession right now. And it seems that all of the people in your regime are focused on some of the strangest things in the world. Regression bringing us back to times when there weren't safety standards. And you have Sean Duffy, the transportation secretary, says, you know, the real issue is people don't say please and thank you enough when they go on airplanes.
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Chapter 2: How does Tom Steyer address the affordability crisis in California?
Don't squeeze it too hard. All right, I want to bring in Tom Steyer, Democratic candidate for governor of California. Tom, it's great to see you, but Tom, you're a billionaire. That's not something that, you know, I think you hide or people will know that about you. And I'm thinking to myself right now, candidly, I said, do we need another billionaire hedge fund successful story running the state after we're seeing what's going on? And you're saying, look,
Tax me more. I hear your claims of affordability. So talk to us, Tom, about your campaign. Can a billionaire right now understand what the American people are going through? Look, the issue in California is affordability. I don't care what Donald Trump says. The working people of this state who have built this state and make this state run are getting run over by costs, starting with rent.
The question is not who knows that problem. Everybody knows that problem except Donald Trump.
The question is who can get results for the California people. And yeah, I am a business person who started a very successful business and walked away from it 15 years ago so I could give back to the state of California, which has given me so much. And what have I done? I have gotten results. I have taken on the oil companies in a proposition when everyone said no one beats the oil companies and I beat them.
I took on the tobacco companies when no one was willing to take on the tobacco companies and beat them. And I took on huge out of state companies that were gaming their California state income tax and beat them too. Why was I willing to do that? Because I don't care. I understand that special interests are ripping off Californian citizens.
The question is who's gotten results. I've put billions of dollars into California education and healthcare every single year through those propositions without charging California citizens a dime.
Do I believe I can continue doing it? I know I can. One of the things I'm saying I'll do is I will close the corporate real estate tax loophole in California. It's been on the books for 50 years and no one wants to take it on. No one's been able to pass it, which is true of all the other props I did.
What does that look like? It looks like 10 to 15 billion dollars a year, closing a loophole that makes no sense, that has no justification, and that's money that can go to education, that's money that can go to healthcare.
Californian citizens are challenged by rent. They're challenged by the second highest electricity costs in the United States. They're charged by insurance costs. Californian citizens are struggling in a state that's incredibly rich. We're not short of money, Ben.
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Chapter 3: What solutions does Tom Steyer propose for healthcare and utilities?
Loppujen lopuksi meidän täytyy tapahtua tuon arvioinnin haasteen, joten suosittelen menemään tuohon korporeisiin taloudellisiin alueisiin ja lopettamaan sen ja lähettämään sitä rahaa paikoilleen kautta koulutukseen ja terveydenhuoltoon. Loppujen lopuksi, mitä Ro oli tarkoittanut, on se, että olemme käyneet ylöspäin säästämällä terveydenhuoltoa.
As an investor, I always knew compounding is magic, that when things grow and keep growing, it compounds and it gets to a place, which if it's an investment, it's really good. Our problem is that's what's happening in terms of our healthcare costs. They are escalating every single year much faster than the economy and much faster than working people can afford and much faster than this government can afford.
That means we have to bring in a different system. We've got to drive those costs down so we can still deliver healthcare, but we can do it in a much more affordable fashion. The only way that I can see is a single payer.
is to bring in the government to force down those costs. And can we do that in the first year? No. That's why I'm talking about bringing revenue to deal with the short-term problem. But long-term, can we keep going on this healthcare system that we have, which is clutched together over the last 80 years? We really need to change it.
That's going to be something we're going to have to start with in California, but really, we have to break this cycle of increasing costs at a level so that we can continue to deliver care, and single payer is the way to go.
No Tom, is that an evolution of your thinking? What do you say to critics who say, I remember when Tom ran for president and he was running ads against Bernie and saying that I don't support the Bernie Medicare for all system and I don't support single payer or, because I've seen that pushback before and I'm sure you have as well. So has there been an evolution of the thinking or what do you make of it? I think
I believed incorrectly that in fact bringing new information technology and business to the healthcare system could
make that curve go down, could stop the inflation of healthcare costs, could let us deliver it more efficiently. Didn't happen. The truth is I was wrong. And when I look at the data and see I'm wrong, it's like, okay, I change. And so I give Bernie Sanders a ton of credit for being right. And it's like, okay,
20 vuotta sitten en tunneet, että ilmastonmuutoksen on todellinen ongelma, mutta kun katsoin tietoja ja kuulin ja kuulin ja ymmärtin sen, olin niin, että okei, täytyy ratkaista sen. Sama asia terveydenhuoltoon. Olin väärin. Olen muuttunut. Meidän täytyy ratkaista sen. Ja meidän täytyy ratkaista sen, kun pääsemme tietoihin ja ymmärtämään sen. Ja se on jotain, katsotaan. Voimme nähdä, että tämä hallitus ja Donald Trump eivät koskaan ole valmiita tekemään heidän työtään ja ymmärtämään terveydenhuoltoa.
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Chapter 4: How does Tom Steyer plan to tackle corporate tax loopholes?
what Trump's been doing to places like Los Angeles and elsewhere, sending National Guard in and sending ICE agents in to harass and terrorize people. Would you do something differently than Governor Newsom? Do you like his approach? How would you handle it? Look, I give Gavin Newsom a lot of credit for standing up to Trump and to going online and to dealing with him every day and to trying to protect Californians.
I started the Need to Impeach program in 2017. We collected 8 million signatures to oppose an illegal criminal administration, including a million in California. I have been standing up and organizing against Donald Trump for a long time. That's why I piled on to Prop 50.
Koska emme voi antaa hänet käyttää demokraattista tavoitteita, jotta hän voisi pohtia demokraattia. Joten toivon, että aion asettua joka päivä niin agressiivisesti kuin voin, jotta voin toimia legaattisesti. Ja myös kiinnostaa häntä, jotta hän voisi käsitellä sitä, mitä hän on. Hän on joku, joka yrittää väittää omaa maansa. Mutta tässä on jotain toista, joka on todella tärkeää.
He have stupid policies. The kinds of things that he's talking about that you were talking about today, we want to have 1950s cars. That's our answer in the 21st century. We're depending on the oil business to lead the United States of America. Incredibly stupid. And I think it's really important as the governor of California, yes, to play three-dimensional chess really aggressively to oppose him when he does all the things to attack California.
But more than that, we have to be willing to go toe to toe on the numbers, because this is a failed president. He is somebody who runs his mouth, but knows virtually nothing about the real economy when he says that affordability is a scam.
Se tarkoittaa, että hän on täysin lähellä ihmisistä, mutta hän on myös täysin lähellä siitä, miten yritys toimii ja miten hänen ekonomi hänet toimii. Meidän täytyy olla joku, joka todella ymmärtää yritystä ja ekonomiä ja miten laittaa ihmisiä työskentelemään ja miten asiat toimivat työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä työtä
Meillä on jokainen järjestelmä, joka sisältää kaikkia. Meillä on jokainen järjestelmä, joka on toiminnassa ja sopii maailman tasolle. Ja se on jotain, jota hän ei voi näyttää, että hän ei voi ymmärtää. Meidän täytyy olla joku, joka... Ja laitetaan vain hieman lyhyt asia tässä, Ben, esimerkiksi. Okei, hän ajattelee, että rauha on rauhassa. Okei, se on hänen suunnitelmansa.
Oil in West Texas is under $60 a barrel. The United States produces 13.5 million barrels a day, which is a combination of Saudi Arabia and Russia combined. Our lifting costs for oil is over $60 a barrel. So when he talks about this is our big chance to build an economy, actually the Saudis at listing cost is probably 12 bucks.
We're the high cost producer in a commodity that's challenged. That is not the future of the United States. When we look around the world about what the 21st century looks like, it doesn't look one bit like a 1950s gas guzzling station wagon.
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Chapter 5: What is Tom Steyer's perspective on the current political landscape in California?
Katsotaanpa, mitä olemme nähneet Donald Trumpin kanssa, se on juuri se, mitä näemme kaikkien tyypillisten maailmassa. He vastaavat vain vahvista, voimasta ja vahvistuksesta. Ja ruotsalaiset näyttävät vahvistuksen ja hän kääntää.
Ja jos sinä olet hyvällä häneltä, jos sinä hyökkäät häneltä, he ajattelevat, että sinä olet vahva, he ajattelevat, että sinä olet vahva ja he tarvitsevat enemmän. Ainoa asia, johon he vastaavat, on vahva, koska heidän kohdassaan he ovat vahvia ja tärkeitä.
So there's no question here. California is the fourth biggest economy in the world. We lead the world and we compete successfully around the world. We need to stand up for ourselves every single day as strongly as we possibly can. He is a failed business person. He's a guy who inherited all, peck a month. He is also a very talented communicator.
Let's give the devil his due. He is very good at talking. In the attention economy he is very good. Unfortunately,
He are completely divorced from the real economy. It's critical for California, for the citizens of California, for the working families of California, that we have a governor who lives in the real economy and delivers results the way I've delivered results over the last 15 years. I left my business to give back to California. I've done that for 15 years.
The real question here is, do you understand deeply the numbers? Because there's a real thing going on here. We don't have enough optimism and hope around this country and in this state. And people think that hope is something that descends from on high. It is not.
Olen optimistinen, koska olen valmis miettimään ja tutkimaan tietoja ja ymmärtämään, miten saadaan hyvään paikkaan. Toivon, että se on jotain, joka on rakennettu, joka on rakennettu työtä, haasteita ja kiinnostusta tietoihin. Siksi olen niin optimistinen Kaliforniasta.
meeting this affordability challenge, solving this affordability challenge, but more than that, creating a new model for success in the United States. We are this state that creates the future, but that future has to include everybody. It has to include every working person, every family here, not just millionaires, billionaires and trillionaires.
This is a state that succeeds, but we succeed together. And we are data-driven, we are hardworking, we pay attention to detail, and we succeed. That's why I want to be governor. Tom, where can people learn more about the campaign and anything else you want to say before we head out? Look, I would love people to go to tomspire.com. I would love people to...
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