DOGE: Musk & Vivek KILL Wasteful Budget Bill ALREADY!

okay this is crazy the bill that is

supposed to keep the government funded

is now including $6 billion for a new

nuclear submarine $64 million to

apparently fix up prisons that

apparently got majorly damaged during

storms but haven't heard much about that

in addition to that we are spending over

$150 million more for Indians to get

educated in America we also sending

stimulus to Farmers somehow nearly

spending a billion dollar more for NASA

$102 million to support the Coast Guard

to patrol a non-existent bridge and get

this $3 million you could look this one

up yourself and then we'll go through

some more of the details here $3 million

on page 25 to test molasses at any Us

Port of Entry yeah I kid you not this

also then on page 44 includes $399

million for the acquisition of new

hurricane hunter aircrafts we have a lot

to talk about in this video and before

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coming soon wow there is a lot going on

in this continuing resolution to fund

the government between now and March

14th and it includes your money going to

pay raises for folks in Congress it

includes a lot of money going to Farmers

nuclear class submarines money for NASA

disaster relief and a whole host of

other things I'm going to break through

some of the weird things that are in

here and we're going to go through it

all piece by piece including VI's weird

summary of the

law after saying he read it all but

we'll go through it ourselves and I'll

give you my breakdown of it and I'll

give you some reference pages that you

could look at as well some of these

items I will source for you to make it

as easy as possible for you once we get

towards the end of the video all right

let's get started so uh Elon Musk got me

excited about this when he posted a

photo on X of a giant stack of paper uh

calling it the biggest piece of pork he

has ever seen and so I decided Well

let's go see see why it's so

particularly Porky so the bill extends

government the government's funding just

days before Christmas here through March

14th 2025 hasn't been voted on yet but

it's expected that it'll probably pass

because lawmakers want to get home for

the

holidays it also lifts the pay freeze

that has been in place for senators in

congress men and women since 2009 which

would slowly allow their salaries to

creep up via a cost of living adjustment

from

$174,000 to potentially up to

$243,000 per year though that would only

bump up about 3.6% in 2025 to about

$180,000 per year though if you look on

X uh it comes across that next year

their salary is going to go from 174 to

243 but then that's X for you inflation

adjustments are also being authorized

for organizations like the FAA so they

have more money for air traffic

controllers which is probably not a bad

idea since there have been a lot of near

misses in 2024 and personally I'm going

through my own pilot licensing and

training which I know I know it's crazy

Kevin flying I know but anyway let's

just say I've been in environments where

I'm like bro I'm coming into land and

ATC literally just cleared somebody to

take off in front of me and I'm like 30

seconds from land

in ATC I'm going around just like what

is

this sometimes they're just a little

overwhelmed then they get on and they're

like oh yeah thank you we were just

going to ask you

to anyway uh $7.5 million for audit

oversight is included in this $3.4

billion going to Department of Defense

repairs you've got $2.25 billion going

to SBA grants for disaster loans uh

these are by the way pretty common these

are usually a 4% interest 30-year

repayment loans they have deferral

periods in there as well it's if your

house or business gets damaged you can

apply for these they're really just kind

of like sweetheart loans to try to get

you to be able to put your stuff back

together but you do have to repay it

over time sometimes they do forgiveness

on some portions of these uh and working

with the SB SBA small business

administration can be a little bit of a

headache but at least it's some tool to

try to put things back together if you

end up getting hit by a disaster over

$3.8 billion uh of this is going to the

Department of Homeland Security for

disaster relief which is pretty vague

because I'm like Department of Homeland

Security how did yall spend or or end up

with $3.8 billion in Damages usually I

feel like every organization just says

they have disaster related expenses so

that way they can collect as much money

as possible and I don't actually think

that they've sustained that kind of

damage but it's kind of not uncommon to

see this sort of stuff anyway uh VI

claims that $8 billion are going

specifically to the Francis Scott Key

bridge that was destroyed this is not

true and it does make me a little bit

nervous about uh viv's Integrity

sometimes when you know like he's

arguing that he's spending all this time

reading all of the bill but then he

doesn't I I'll show you that really

quickly he says here I wanted to read

the full 1500 page Bill and speak with

key leaders before forming an opinion

having done that in other words having

read the Bill here's my view because

he's said this numerous times that he's

going to sit here see currently reading

the 1547 Bill to fund the government uh

and he says right here that the Francis

Scott Key bridge replacement $8 billion

and so he kind of makes it seem like the

bridge is getting $8 billion

but the budget to replace the bridge is

about $1.8 to2 billion and the section

that he's referring to is actually page

uh 96 of the actual continuing

resolution and when you go to page 96

and you actually understand what you're

reading if you read it you actually find

out that that $8

billion gets allocated to various

different items uh sorry page 94 I

misread that uh there you go page 94

right here this is for an allocation of

emergency relief authorized under

section 125 title 23 if you look that up

what that is is that's the repair

section of the statue that allows the

government to spend up to $8 billion on

all bridges and all highways in the

country that have been damaged by

disasters including yes up to 100% of

the replacement cost for the Francis

Scott Francis Scott Key bridge so even

if the The Bridge cost 50% more than

budgeted then it would cost $3 billion

to replace the bridge another $5 billion

is going to other highways and bridges

so I think that's a really important

distinction that VI doesn't make here

and it just makes me scratch my head a

little bit and wonder like you're

supposed to be the Doge guy and I'm

really optimistic about Doge but I'm

also a little bit worried that if you're

willing to jump to somewhat rash

conclusion

this early on in the process of Doge is

there a potential that you're kind of

just looking for salacious things to

tweet and not actually going through the

real details because let's be real you

know 38,000 likes this is great

engagement because people read this and

they're like oh wow he's going through

all the pages this is great he's

actually going through the details of

this see he says this we're bringing a

novel idea to Washington DC read the law

not an agency interpretation of it not a

media distillation of it which is really

interesting because you know when I look

at his distillation here he writes

disaster relief 100 billion stimulus for

Farmers $10 billion the only place I saw

this and I link all my sources by the

way over at ec.com but the only place I

actually saw that phraseology was a CNN

article the deal contains nearly 100

billion in disaster ID and 10 billion

more and banking relief for farmers and

I'm

like Viv says this and CNN says this but

I kind of like read the bill differently

when I go through the bill I read it

very very differently I see it as uh you

know they list $30

billion in farm relief actually I write

down my uh my breakdown where is it

right here see totals I'm seeing are 32

billion in Farmer relief 7.3 of that in

disaster relief some of it is a little

blurry in terms of how they add it up

because in the actual legislation they

have 3.78 billion for crop livestock and

Timber loss blah blah blah blah blah so

again like the only place that I see

viv's actual claim is straight from

either an AP article or CNN article and

I'm like okay not actually seeing that

in the bill but okay all right VI it

does concern me a little bit that doge

is just sort of like a way to get

attention and it just makes me a little

doubtful about how effective they're

going to be if they're just going to be

this loose already look I'm not claiming

to be smarter than Elon or VI uh I'm

just saying like if if I can see things

that don't align this quickly it just

makes me nervous about how effective

they're actually going to be because if

they go in front of Congress and they

make those sort of oopsies they're just

not going to get anywhere uh which is

disappointing it sort of like Waters

down how effective do should really be

the department of interior is getting $3

billion of funding 188 ion of that is

going to the Department of Indian

Affairs and $153 million is going to

Indian education so like okay so we're

ramping up Indian education by 153

million of this I'm not saying that

Indians don't deserve to be educated

Indian Americans or whatever the correct

thing to call them today is but I feel

like all Americans deserve more

educational money but then I also wonder

like what does this have to do with the

continuing resolution and keeping the

government F I don't know cuz this is an

increase in funding right $500 million

going to Fish and Wildlife

$ 2.26 billion going to construction of

National Park stuff not damaged stuff

like new construction of stuff okay the

forest service is getting $6.4 billion

for damage to 2022 2023 and 2024

disasters all right so we're going back

two years well three years basically for

this Department of Health and Human

Services is getting $500 million for

child care

services now this one I actually think

is potentially underfunded $1.8 billion

for a new facility in Guam that was

mostly destroyed by the typhoon that hit

you've got about 6,500 service members

stationed over there that's probably

actually underfunded because that

typhoon was a category 4 and that was

pretty bad whereas like $1.8 billion

going for that facility but the forest

service is getting $6.4

billion I I I I don't know some of the

things just seem a little misaligned $12

billion more for Community Development

block grants these are basically Biden

bucks that are just sort of handouts to

developers that you know are politically

favored in their

communities uh $33.5 billion for the

Department of Agriculture we got that

this was an interesting one $9 billion

or sorry uh I misread that $50 million

going to the

inauguration that was interesting $9

million going for emergency planning and

security costs in DC of that $50 million

going to the

inauguration $50 million for

inauguration security now don't get me

wrong we don't want to see a president

getting shot again so I'm all for more

security but that seems like a lot but

then again a lot of people show up at

that

inauguration almost $6 billion is going

for a Colombia class submarine requested

by the Department of Defense uh that's

on page 17 the inauguration fund is on

page 15 of the bill uh Redevelopment

under economic adjustment assistance for

major disasters $1.5 billion I had a

little trouble understanding what that

was I think that was flood mitigation

page 45 and and Page 64 this is a little

confusion confusing page 45 and 64 both

talk about more money for Supreme Court

Justices and the protection of them $12

million for residence security and then

potentially up to another $13.5 million

in salaries so I kind of think that's

sort of like yeah $12 million for

fencing in cameras and then another 13.5

million for salaries that's my guess as

to how this breaks down might be because

this car Jacker was shot outside of

Justice sod mayor's house in DC in 2024

to Marshalls were in the car protecting

her house and somebody tried to carjack

them and they probably got

shot welcome to DC I guess uh $ 64.7

million are going to prison repairs

because of disasters in

2024 again I kind of think things are

just being lumped under disaster

damage

$740 million for Hurricane damaged

infrastructure for nasar related

facilities which was also confusing and

that's on page 47 of the bill which but

it's confusing because there was a

Florida Today piece that indicated that

NASA only received minor damage from

Hurricane built in but then the bill

just basically Loops in all damage that

could have occurred in 2020 uh 3 and

2024 so it's all right

whatever uh

$12.5 million to support operations

until September 27 uh 2027 by the Coast

Guard around the collapsed Francis Scott

Key

bridge and this is basically $100

million to patrol the collapsed Bridge

area so this I didn't really understand

because it's kind of like this is what

it looks like so you need $100 million

in addition to the funding you already

have to like what drive around this or

or is it like wall it's being

redeveloped or something I don't

know maybe I just don't understand it

seems a little

weird uh VI obviously he's really anti-

this he says Congress should vote no he

says that for every uh you know dollar

of new spending or sorry for every

dollar of spending that this bill has

there's 65 cents of new

spending it's a little hard to align

this exactly but I I don't disagree that

there's a lot of extra new spending in

here so I do agree with this again I do

question some of his sources so I'm a

little

skeptical uh speaker Johnson says that

Farms have been hammered with declines

in income of about 4.1% this year and

19.4% in the year before and so they're

extending the farm bill as part of this

a lot of people are like speaker Johnson

you knew this was coming since September

why are you just now trying to hammer

this through the week before

Christmas $29 billion going to FEMA the

package does not include language for

unfreezing the $20 billion that

Democrats want in IRS funding and yeah

that gives you kind of a full breakdown

of everything that's in this bill and

things that might be a little funky

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