Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill': Who Really Benefits?

The GOP's new budget bill has sparked controversy, with critics pointing to provisions that appear to favor those close to former President Donald Trump. MSNBC's report highlights two key aspects: a $25 billion allocation for a missile defense system, unironically dubbed the "Golden Dome for America," and a tax break for gun silencers. The report notes that "the closer you are to Trump, the more this bill does for you." This is further exemplified by the fact that SpaceX, a company run by a top Trump campaign donor, is a frontrunner to build the missile defense system. The bill's potential impact is substantial, with the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projecting that 13.7 million Americans could lose their health insurance. Rep. Andrew Clyde, who owns a gun silencer shop, even took credit for securing the tax break. The CBO estimates that 13.7 million Americans would lose their healthcare if this bill becomes law. This represents one in every 25 Americans, a significant portion of the population. The report concludes by stating that the bill is essentially a tax on the poor to fund tax cuts for the rich. The video's analysis is supported by references to PBS and Reuters, adding to its credibility.