Democrats discovered they wouldn't receive a salary increase and began protesting.
'When they don't get their way, they chant.'
Jesse Watters discusses how Congress's revised spending bill reduced the number of pages from 1,547 to 116, but it was still rejected by House members on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
JESSE WATTERS: In the last 24 hours, Congress attempted to force through a 1500-page spending bill but was ultimately able to reduce it to just 116 pages. This is a significant reduction, as I have been in the industry for over 20 years and have never seen anything like it.
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The $15 million for recycling accessibility, 12 bio-labs, VAX mandates, and gain-of-function research are all gone. The law that exempts them from legal consequences.
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The $3 million was kept to inspect the molasses inspectors, as bad molasses is unacceptable and a huge loss for the molasses lobby. Despite this, the outcome was a big win for Trump and DOGE, with Congress failing to do better.
When Democrats discovered that they wouldn't receive a raise and wouldn't be able to opt out of Obamacare, they began chanting "Hell no!" in their meeting room. Yes, grown-ups chant when they don't get their way.
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The Trump team has released its new playbook, which allows us to quickly access and analyze the contents of secret spending bills. We can find this information online, and Musk can use his platform to share it with the public.
Politicians can no longer hold the American people hostage with backroom deals before Christmas. Taxpayers should not have their money wasted on donor pet projects to secure reelection. We are now catching these shady politicians in the act.
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