Don Jr. & Kevin McCarthy: The GOP Should NOT Cut Social Security or Medicare!
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Let's talk about, I mean, the Pentagon loses, what was it, $220 billion?
Yeah. You know, and now we're getting into a budget time and we're talking about some of those things.
So I saw, you know, I think my father's right on this one.
I'd love to hear your thoughts on it, but sort of the Republicans now kind of, we must get rid of Medicare and Social Security.
I'm like, wait a minute. So the one entitlement that people actually pay into for their entire lives, A, you crush your own people.
I'm like, you know, the Democrats are really good at crushing our people to give free stuff to their people.
Like, we're crushing our own people who...
Actually funded these things for their entire lives.
Don't get me wrong. We won't touch Medicare or Social Security.
No, listen. They just crafted an omnibus that I opposed.
Two senators wrote who are no longer in office.
They jammed us at Christmas for $1.7 trillion and told us we had to vote for it.
The whole time Schumer's been leader has never written a budget.
And now the president sits back and says, well, you need to just lift the debt limit and just do it with nothing.
Well, no. If you have a child and they're charging up the credit card, you don't just keep raising the limit.
You look at where you're spending.
Every household has to do this.
So I'm simply saying, look, let's be responsible.
Let's be reasonable. Let's be sensible.
But let's sit down.
And you're going to tell me out of these trillions of dollars, because this is what has happened.
When the Democrats took over, just those four years, their discretionary spending has gone up 30%.
$400 billion.
You're going to tell me there's no waste out there?
There's no efficiency? They just print a trillion dollars.
I mean, do they have any concept of what that does?
That's how we got inflation.
Again, if I'm the guy that's a little upset when I'm filling up my tank or when I go to buy eggs, if it bothers me, it probably doesn't change much my day to day.
Imagine what it's doing to a real family and they don't understand that concept or don't even think about it, which is scary.
With the price of gas, who's it hurting?
The working class. It has to drive to get to their jobs.
The eggs. Eggs are unbelievable, the price today.
But it doesn't stop us from sending billions of dollars to countries that hate our guts.
They're sending millions to Tunisia for their ability for more tourism.
Really? We're borrowing this money from China to send it someplace else?
Well, that's the other... I mean, we actually give aid to China who we borrow from and owns and steals from us and costs us probably trillions in IP that they're stealing.
But see, this is what I loved when your father came into power.
They had never had somebody in the office of the president that had a business mind.
I remember they're sitting there and, you know, Korea saying, oh, we need these new missiles or Saudi Arabia to defend.
He goes, okay, but you've got to pay for them.
What? What? We gotta pay for them?
We thought the American taxpayer.
No, no, no, no. I remember having some of these conversations with him and he's like, well, have we ever asked for them to pay?
No one ever thought. And they're like, no, we never thought to do it, so ask.
And they're like, okay, we'll pay for it.
And I'm like, wait a minute, that just happened?
They didn't even think about it?
I remember we were up at Camp David.
We're having a meeting in the Situation Room.
Your father gets up to use the restroom.
And so one of the generals there, we're having a discussion, and he goes, he's not in the room, so I have to ask.
Why do we do it this way?
You know, no one had ever done that.
And the uniqueness, too, is I read this article, like, Boeing's really upset because they're losing all this money on the new Air Force One.
Why? Because they negotiated with President Trump.