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During remarks on the House floor, Del. Stacey Plaskett (D-VI) spoke about the GOP's reconciliation package.
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00:00From the Virgin Islands, he's recognized for one minute.
00:02Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:04I have repeatedly told people when asked about the rationale for actions of this administration
00:09to follow the money.
00:12Yesterday in the House Budget Committee, we heard alarming testimony from expert witness Robert Gordon.
00:18He reminded of those motives in the Republicans' reconciliation bill
00:23when he explained the lucrative opportunities for powerful private contractors
00:28to profit off of the red tape and the bill created in Medicaid.
00:33Republicans' beautiful bill for billionaires requires increased work check-ins
00:38for people to retain that Medicaid.
00:41For employment data, states are likely to use the work number from Equifax,
00:46which costs over $20 per person per search.
00:50Under the bill, more than 18 million people would have to be checked every month.
00:55That equates to $360 million per month, and that is $4.32 billion per year,
01:04or roughly $43 billion over the bill's 10-year budget.
01:09Going to the vendors who make money, who are going to be processing this,
01:13follow the money.
01:15I'm going to go to sarà the money.
01:15But why do we think that the buying of the rubble believe this?
01:15We'll see all of them at this.
01:16So now, I'm going to look at the money.
01:17Let's go with a try.
01:18Okay.
01:19Let's look at the losers who take benefit from Higuaret,
01:20when the anni今年unt $4 billion per second,
01:23when you take advantage of what we see here and know what a dollar right be,
01:25let's look at the massive abundance,
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01:26and then we're going to be located here.
01:27So first Buch related guide is Humphrey,
01:28so we can look at the impact of UES that some of those independent ust
01:29people.
01:30So remember you can see.
01:30When we see it.
01:30On the point of thestä wp-ingmental of stress,
01:31and mix my bed.

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