Isaiah Martin Makes MAGA Pundit EMOTIONAL After Being CORNERED in Heated Debate! [10:03-15:09]

that that's where it's headed. He said he would bring prices down. We all knew that that wasn't going to happen, because that's not really how prices work. Inequality continues to go up. He talked about bringing down government spending. I couldn't let the day pass without this headline. The Trump-Cutari gifted Air Force One is almost delivered. It sounds like $400 million of taxpayer dollars to get the president a more luxurious ride in the midst of this conversation that we're having, in which two and three Americans now say that they worry more about running out of money than dying in this country? Look, I think the question I had for you. I mean, think about that. People are more worried about losing money than dying. And guys, listen, Republicans will call you un-American traitors, unpatriotic, if you're against this war. It's costing us millions increasing gas prices for people that already couldn't afford it. But don't think that about the wealthy who do everything they can to evade taxes, while making millions, making all of us foot their bill, because as I said, we have a budget... Like, we have a budget in this country as I said before, right? And someone has to foot that bill. We have a national debt that's increasing over $30 trillion. Talk about unpatriotic by not paying your fair share. How can anyone be okay with this? Guys, again, I'm okay with being successful, but the system that we have now is capitalism in its most ugliest form. It's not capitalism anymore. For so many, it's survival, it's corruption, legal corruption at that. That's not what it should be. I personally cannot comprehend the level of greed of these people, even the tax cuts overwhelmingly the majority of that went to the rich. Like, how is that okay? It's sick. You heard... I'm tearing him around what he said there. Three hundred times the pay the average CEO was making over there in Ploylee. Do you really need millions? On millions? Billions of dollars? What the fuck do you even need with all of this? What are you doing with that money? And at what cost do you fellow people? I just can't comprehend that part. Right? My desire is for things that make me happy just don't cost that much money. Let alone at the cost of making everyone else suffer. These people are truly empty. I hear a lot of people talk about two or three jobs, but is that what we want in America for a mother to work two or three jobs in order to... He's ridiculous. For family afloat? I take it that that is an extraordinary thing that your mother did and that many of our families have done. But is that what we want for the future of this country? Look, that's a point that's taken. I think mothers like mine and others at this table do what they have to do to go and provide for their families. And my father also, for the record, worked several jobs as well. But my point that I'm making is simply this. I would not complain that my CEO is making all this money. If I had an issue with that, I would go start something. I would go create something. I would go create means for me to go and make more money that's what I want to do. That's for everyone. That's for everyone. That is available. We live in a country where people... We actually live in the country that we don't know. Here's a thing. We create new businesses who are starting this country. I think you know what I think I just said. I think you're successful. Tim is tapping into the idea that the American dream and the idea that you can pull yourself up by your bootstraps and create a business, create jobs, grow your wealth is available in this country. And I don't think that is the reality that many Americans face when they see gas prices at $4.39, the highest that they've been since 2022. I don't think Americans feel that the opportunities are there for them. And that's frankly something that Donald Trump said he would create opportunities. Okay, last word. Here's what I'll say. Is that the reality that I see is that the idea that we should just continue business is normal. It's just simply not working. We know that we had 1.1 million layoffs just last year alone. That's the highest number since when Trump was last president in 2020. And then even before that, the biggest number since the Great Recession. So, at the reality that we stand today, I think instead of spending $400 million on a guitar plane and all these other things that Trump is spending money on, let's put money towards universal childcare so that someone, like your mom, does not have to go and work two in three jobs to go and provide for her children. Well, my mom's a hard worker once. She would want to have to join that. Well, she shouldn't have to do that. Yeah, come from a long line of work. Well, you know what? Maybe you think that that should be something that should be done. I don't think that it should. I think our tax dollars should be spent better and Republicans are not spending it. Well, that's your way. My plan is simply this. If you want more, you go work for it. Like, why not make it better for the next generation of your mom and my mom, Tim? All of our moms. Like, why wouldn't we try and make their lives better? Think of your own mother, papa. Like, take that load off the mothers. Three jobs, like, that you're okay with that? Like, guys, if I could reverse time and somehow intervene while my mother was raising the five