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  • 7/1/2025
During a press briefing after GOP's Big Beautiful Bill passed the Senate, Minority leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) was asked about the bill's impact on states.

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00:00Let me go to other people.
00:01Leader Schumer, with the soft cap being extended, and if the tax cuts are extended too, will your constituents benefit from that, though?
00:07Look, the bottom line is my constituents are going to be hurt dramatically.
00:12New York has 7 million-odd people, 7 million-plus people on Medicaid.
00:17They're going to get hurt.
00:19New York has hundreds of thousands of people on SNAP.
00:22They're going to get hurt.
00:23New York has tens of thousands of clean energy jobs.
00:27Many of them will be gone.
00:30They're going to get hurt.
00:31So this bill is very bad for New York and very bad for America.
00:37It's bad for every state.
00:38Ask Tom Tillis.
00:40Yes.
00:41That's my question.
00:42Is Tom Tillis, what seems helpful for you in 2020's midterms, given his court speech and all the statements that we've made about this bill?
00:50Well, Tillis spoke truth to power.
00:53Unfortunately, not any other Republicans had the courage to do that.
00:57But obviously, what Tillis said is true.
01:01And it's not just him who said it.
01:03It's lots of people who said it.
01:04But of course, what Tom Tillis said will reverberate around America.
01:09And we're going to make sure of that.
01:11Yes.
01:11Yes.

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