The chairman of the O’ileary Ventures Kevin O’lir writes how “the Congress’ budget management” is excluded in the analysis of the “big, beautiful bill” on “Evening”.
A public gap between the president Donald Trump Both billionaire Elon Musk has grown, and Musk repeatedly exploded the bill on Trump’s expenses on X, calling it a swollen, irresponsible and dangerous for the country’s finance.
Now the chairman of the O’Leary Ventures and the “Shark Tank” Kevin O’lir Weighing, suggesting an understanding of what may have caused Moscow’s strong opposition. According to O’lira, it was a schedule shared by Senator Ron Johnson, Vis.
“Ron Johnson laid out a schedule a couple of days ago. The schedule is a very simple schedule. Simply put, even during the first Trump period, the deficit was under a trillion dollars,” O’lir said on Thursday for “Evening Edit”. “Then we have such a pandemic, and each administration and every budget post of pandemic have a 2 trillion deficit.”
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O’lira believes that Musk saw the numbers and was stunned.
Public enmity broke out when Elon Musk attacked President Donald Trump for a controversial package of many. (Getty Images / Fox News)
“That’s what Elon fired. He also looked at this schedule and said, ‘Wait a second why we need to spend 2 trillion more than we needed? “,” O’lir said.
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The criticism of Musk to the bill, which had already been adopted by the House and waiting for the voting in the Senate, was focused on the stunning price tag and the increase that it would lead to public debt. He did not hold back on the Internet.
“Excuse me, but I just can’t stand it anymore,” Musk wrote on Tuesday on X.
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A Currently, national debt is 36 trillion. Dollars. Although the bill includes 3 trillion dollars of tax reduction for Americans, it is projected to add 2.4 trillion. To the deficit.
O’lir, the title numbers, says that another position in the bill also raises concern, especially among business and legislators.
“One of the settings working on this is a lot of scared (s) senators, it is that this idea of expanding rights and opportunities for the audit over the course of nine years that have taken ERC tax credits,” O’lir said. “This is non -standard, so I’m sure they will work in this language.”
