Title | : | Jon Asks Rep. Rosa DeLauro About Our Broken Tax System | The Problem with Jon Stewart |
Lasting | : | 3.39 |
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Views | : | 207 rb |
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please run for president Comment from : John Bultman |
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When AOC, in her initiation week in Congress, tried to blow the whistle on how corporations were having sessions to "train" new Congresspeople but there were no citizen groups, she was vilified And now she too has become part of the corrupt system The whole thing needs to fall Unfortunately the only one with a plan to shut it down is Trump Comment from : mobydog |
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To a politician, the problem is the solution If they solved the problems, they wouldn't have job And, a politician keeping their job is the most important thing in the universe Comment from : tdrbrt |
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Drugs are a small portion of overall healthcare costs It will never work unless they reign in all costs But, good luck with that brbrAnd, you can't have it both ways forever A Harvard PhD wrote, ever generation of liberals think they can do what past generations of liberals failed to do He also wrote that they failed because it could not be done The aftermath is never prettybrbrAnd, do you know what they say about those who keep trying to do what can not be done? Comment from : tdrbrt |
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0:25 Why doesn't the federal government outright dictate the price of prescription drugs?? Comment from : Ajay |
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There is more to the convo but can't find it I'm sure the whole thing is on Apple TV, not buy another scription just to see it but after hearing the over saturation of lobbyists she mentioned it was quite disheartening I would take the right president and the right Congress and Senate to wrangle this disruptive group into submission It's more the other way around out own Government is held under the lobbyists sway Messed up! Comment from : Richard McWolff |
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There is a core problem of liberal refusal to look at SYSTEMIC causes of these problems and fix them at the source Most of the liberals in the US will correctly point to all of these downstream problems but are fundamentally unwilling to look at the headwaters from which all corruption flows Conservatives of course have no such problem because they are pro-corruption and too politically incoherent to be held to any sort of standard at all Comment from : Darth GERG |
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When did John Kerry change his wig or gender? I liked his previous look Comment from : Tabphgid1 T |
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535 members from the house and senate, and they needed 600+ lobbyists there smdh Comment from : CuppaTea _Please |
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Why does she keep going over, under and around the point that John is making? Admit it Lobbyist get heard, the common personnot so muchunless they can invest hundreds or thousands of hours pushing inch by inch or are lucky enough to get a John Stewart in their corner? There's only so much John Stewart to go around Comment from : David Williams |
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Mostly she's saying they should acknowledge the successes they've had despite what it took, and going further will take more hard work She's Democrat, so she's reasonable, mostly it was two people who agree on the fundamental point talking about different parts of it Comment from : MegaAstroFan18 |
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We make incremental changes, corporations make world chattering changes Comment from : lawrence gomar |
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a love how she danced around the fact they she and her people are corrupt as fuck letting the wrong people have a voice in a system that was suppose to protect us from the people they are letting them have said voice Comment from : Psibound |
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where's dorothy with that bucket of water????? fjb and the rat rinos!!!! Comment from : Matthew Tarka |
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old people suck Comment from : kryptonik |
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This congresswoman is part of the problem she’s been in Congress since 1991 she’s 80 years old and should have retired many years ago But she still loves having all that political power and let’s take a look at what she’s accomplished as a congresswoman as a sponsor of any major legislation Oh, just like Bernie Sanders she’s a big goose egg nothing she’s accomplished nothing but still the idiots at her home state keep electing her Term limits are the only way to get some fresh ideas and maybe some collective bargaining between both parties because let’s face it all these elderly folks running The country is not good for the country starting with the president who doesn’t even remember what he had for breakfast… Comment from : Christopher Nolen |
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I lost her right away with that asinine hair color Comment from : Dan O |
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@0:47 Exactly why the federal government shouldn't be handling things the states should handle The federal government has no business reaching into Healthcare just as they had zero business passing a 5000+ page bill to "find out what's in it" Comment from : Jason Smith |
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Our government is broken Politicians from both sides have no intention of fixing it Comment from : PizzaZombie |
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We shouldn’t have to fight for decades for basic things that every other western democracy provides to its residents This is why there should be term limits - she has drunk kook-aid and resigned herself to ‘change is hard because it’s always been hard in this country’ Comment from : Bethany |
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Please keep this demented woman off my monitor Comment from : Pops150 |
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Of course the tax is not going to help the middle class or lower income people, the tax code is favorable for the most wealthiest Americans and corporations Comment from : glen couture |
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Real hard to take someone seriously when their hair is purple Comment from : tj 1911 |
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How is this kook an elected official? Comment from : Matt Ray |
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End lobbying brbrFfs it's so simple, it's bribery with a different name Comment from : DJMJRyder |
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"We liked it when you, a celeberity, stepped in"brAh, so you acknowledge that you don't listen to the public You only listen when you are afraid Comment from : fateluckandtime |
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We need a third party Tie breaker Nothing gets done She explained the system as if we should be happy with that ridiculousness Comment from : Luigi Piraino |
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Jon looked as if he had seen the dead talking to DeNutty! And, he HAD! Comment from : Buck Young |
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Who is "they" Comment from : Upclose Life |
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This woman defines ¨the system¨, and that system is broken Comment from : kLONDIKE69 NONE |
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This is why America has never been the democracy it thinks it is It is, and always has been, a plutocracy The wealthy and big corporations control and decide everything The entire political system is a racket that is foundationally set up to run on influence peddling Comment from : Broccoli Highkicks |
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I’ve already given up that anything good will ever come from our government Comment from : Anita Schvitz |
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How lobbying is not as illegal as it is unethical is beyond me Comment from : Bryan the Archivist |
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Isn't DeLauro the one that wanted to spend funding on female crash dummies? She's a nut Comment from : blue sky |
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Can she fit any more gold o her hand Comment from : Michael Allen |
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ironically, it's the followers of the talmud at the very top of all of our issues Not saying this to upset anyone, just educate them Only the 01 at the top Evil to the core the carbon they want to reduce, is us again, not trying to tick anyone off, just educate research it who own's/runs everything Comment from : Stepf Habben |
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I really like how Jon exposes things, he's knowledgeable But I do give some credit to those he interviews, b/c surely dey know he's gonna press dem, but dey still come Comment from : Onyeil onyeil |
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Is this the “New Face” of Representatives of “The People”?!?brbrThis would explain why there isn’t a push for more Mental Health Care… because it seems a bunch of them would and should have to use it!? Comment from : Pamela Tabor |
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Please run for president Comment from : Tank Akridge |
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PLEASE run for PRESIDENT!!!!! Comment from : Ophelia😊 |
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Obamacare was a big scam Comment from : Sbl17 Jackson |
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who is this purple haired witch Comment from : ThatBulgarian |
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an 80 year old who dies their hair purple She's completely delusional Comment from : EyeXombie |
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I don’t even live in America and this makes me furious! br“600 or more” she says it like it’s the weather or how much she paid for a television brLobbyists get a seat at the table but ordinary folks - nope She even rolls her eyesbrThis is not democracy! It’s demockery! Comment from : AB |
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All of these people who are supposed to represent us are so alarmingly and so clearly not one of us Comment from : Jonny leeG |
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Fuggen brilliant Now we just need an entrepreneur who can figure out how to make thousands of millions out of helping the poor Comment from : Éric Michel |
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I have Medicare part D yet had to pay ≈$30k out of pocket in 2020 for my prescription drugs that were patented almost 30 years ago Comment from : BoognishRising |
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Interviewing Rosa DeLauro in hopes of rendering a convincing response to health care or skin care would be the equivalent of asking the Loch Ness monster to speak with authority about crypto currencies Next! Comment from : bankcounsel |
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Not only that theses representatives prefer the money first Comment from : E Tudda |
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The sad reality is our government (both parties) have little to no desire to fix anything UNLESS it involves helping the top 1 get richer Comment from : jwbjpb1 |
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We as Taxpayers employ politicians to administer and debate, national policy for us But, when an 'industry', (for want of a better word), becomes so dysfunctional with corruption mismanagement, misinformation and lies, that others from outside have to intervene in the abuse, It's time to start firing people, go back to basics and fix the foundations excuse the mixed metaphors Comment from : R W |
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Highlight correction with a BIG spot light and they call it the system, "we need to work in the system" The problem with the system is people with money goes to the front of the queue and they will stay there because they can The voice of the people, lol what people They only time the see the people is when the look down to see how many they just stepped on Comment from : WildHog 72 |
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Hey Stewart why don’t you talk to David Schweikert Comment from : KA NS |
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It took ten years to get veterans (veterans!) benefits they bclearly/b deserved, and that's progress? That's making strides? How? Because over those ten years, lobbyists (600 of 'em at one session) show up with checkbooks in hand?brbrMoney is the problem Our elected representatives best respond to those with the fattest wallets In other words, bnot/b their constituents This isn't progress This is corruption Comment from : Jay Trunzo |
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man this is such a good interview Comment from : TheCreepypro |
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Prime example of why we desperately need term limits Comment from : Man |
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To explain why our tax system is so broken, here's a crazy catlady Comment from : Chuck Steak |
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The fact that people don't know a witch when they see one is insanebrbrPurple hair, binding necklace, huge rings on each hand, the cosmic colorsbrbrLooks like gargamel in dragbrbrAnd all the smurfs got plugged Comment from : Derrick Selinka |
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So many commenters here seem to have mistaken Congresswoman DeLauro for some pandering moderate career politician I’m her constituent, and I can tell you she is anything but that She has spent her life as a progressive, advocating for working families and is literally the architect of the child tax credit program She correctly recognizes that our distrust of government and institutions can lead to apathy and cynicism Jon’s advocacy certainly isn’t the best example, given his celebrity status, but we can and should try to build power in our communities to impact institutions Yes, we need broad and structural change But DeLauro isn’t going to hog the mic and deliver a soliloquy about everything that’s wrong in our political system like you want her to, she’s going to get something done And that’s what makes her such a force To those of you who are dissing her without knowing about her lifelong advocacy, you’d be doing yourself a favor by reading up on her careerbrbrIt’s easy to diss incremental change, I do it too But imperfect legislation can still change the lives of millions Personally, I have trouble dismissing the ACA through all its faults, because the expansion of Medicaid is the reason I wasn’t crushed by medical debt after I suffered a car crash And if advocates like DeLauro had sacrificed the good for the perfect, millions like me wouldn’t have had that accessbrbrA better future is worth fighting for And that fight happens both in and out of the halls of Congress Comment from : Beliz Bayulgen |
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My bet is, this congresswoman has donors from big pharma Comment from : Dee Wald |
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Rep: “there is access” Jon: “10 years and a celebrity is what you call ‘access’”? Comment from : document6 |
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Wait no it’s for 10 drugs or some dumb shit Comment from : Christopher Conkright |
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I thought elected officials were supposed to be our representation My high school civics classes never told me I needed to find celebrities and/or lobbyists to have representation Comment from : The SilentCaay Channel |
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John is too rich to be so humble as to chuckle his way through referring to himself as a celebrity I love it I heard some comedian (Pete Davidson I think) say you get the biggest cheers at the basketball game when you come on the screen Comment from : Miles Napue |
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I don’t take tax advice from people with purple hair Comment from : Whosoever |
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wowbrfinallybrWe have a role model Comment from : Rafael Ludicanti channel 2 |
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That was some serious self-sabotage in trying to claim that Stewart proved how 'well' the system worked on his cause, lol Its weird because you hear her admit very briefly that there are problems, but she wants to blow past that as quickly as possible I feel like it's easier (and more likeable) to just admit, "Yeah, it sucks that people with money can pay people full-time to lobby for their interests over people who don't have money That's a serious flaw that truly needs a solution" Comment from : IRanOutOfPhrases |
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I hear a bunch of stubborn old fxxks who won't lower prices cos they have stocks in certain pharmaceutical companies Comment from : Frank Castle |
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Jesus Christ there should be age limits for elected officials 🫠 Comment from : Alexander BC |
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The government is supposed to represent the people we elect people to look out for our interest Not private businesses Comment from : Harold Lamble |
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This might be a bit ageist, but doesn’t it feel like a major part of this issue is the people in power are so old and so out of touch with the majority of the country Comment from : The Beedo |
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I will never understand why there are not rules to the lobbying process; I get it, Congress needs input on policy, but getting input from only one side is the equivalent of a trial that takes testimony from only one side, be it either the defense or the prosecution; could our jury system function fairly or even rationally, hearing only one side of the issue; NO it could not So how can good policy arise from enactment of legislation that receives input from essentially only one side Could there not be some requirement in the legislative process that requires equal time in lobbying efforts Would it be so radical an idea to propose that for every corporate sponsored lobbyist there be given equal access and time to lobbyist activity by the tax payer interests effected by any legislation? Comment from : Richard Ashton |
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30 yearsshe's been in office for 30 fucking years She is 79 This is madness She should retire and go live out her golden years what in the hell is wrong with these people? Comment from : The Alternative |
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I love everything Jon has done and continues to do, but damn Apple TV+? The irony Comment from : Wayne Farnes |
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This is what try to uphold the status quo looks like… They HAVE TO DEFNEND THE SYSTEM AS IS They don’t know how to operate any other way Comment from : Russell Williams |
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You cut at the critical moment No discussion of the paradigm shift? Come on Comment from : Mellow |
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Corrupt like how 50 of households don’t pay a dime in taxes 😂 Comment from : Renzo G |
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Stewart seems unaware Holland's universal healthcare system is 100 private insurance companies Comment from : harrison wintergreen |
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"Woman who has worked her entire life in government explains problems with taxes" Comment from : harrison wintergreen |
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love to spend 3 minutes watching a woman not answer a question Comment from : dumb idiot guy |
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1:05 this is the "cutting through the bs" look Comment from : Floor Daoc |
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Undue Burden: A company with billions of dollars at stake can afford millions, if not tens of millions of dollars, to PAY someone to achieve their political aims and make sure the elected officials receive campaign donations and investment opportunities with implied quid pro quosbrbrHundreds of millions of voters would benefit from legislation drafted in their interest, and against the corporate interest, but no single voter will receive enough of a benefit to dedicate the time necessary to combat the incentives of the pay to play systembrbrThus the corporate interest almost always wins out, and when it doesn't, it keeps trying after that In the meantime, the corporate-owned mainstream media does ever so little, if anything, to inform the masses of (A) what bills govt is passing against their interests and what alternatives there are, and (B) how this system works overall against their interestsbrbrActivists for the people simply can't overcome this Undue Burden That's how the 01 like it Comment from : Ian Berman |
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FIrst start by making Term limits and age limits in Congress If you allow ppl to make careers out of Politics they will just play Gatekeeper for the Elite and hoard resources for the 1 Something needs to be about lobbying Just because u call it lobbying doesn't change it from being bribery Nancy Pelosi is a perfect example of what happens when you allow a person to spend 40 years in Washington Go from an Intern to being worth $200 Million dollars in return for doing the bidding of the Overlords Something needs to change in the Country We are reaching peak levels of corruption We send the worst society has to offer to Serve the American ppl but instead they serve their own self interest and the ppl that pay them and keep them in Washington Comment from : Sam |
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All I heard: "Look, JonI'm old enough that I don't really need to worry about this Sure, my children and their children do, but they can fix it when it's their turn It's my turn right now and everything's just great for me" Whenever someone uses the word "paradigm" unironically, just stop listening or engaging them in conversation, because they've got no fucking clue and don't care to have one, either Comment from : pbdye |
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You know Stewart is great But he only says hey this is broken Why is it broken? Well people don't vote for their interests They vote based on old ideologies and isn't that America itself? Quit whining John People have the government and system that they vote for Comment from : B L |
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So things get done when Jon becomes the lobbyist! Comment from : Eko Foxx |
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