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Grant Cardone goes 10x MAGA at Trump Rally [FACT CHECK] NYC

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wow we need to fact check what Grant

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Cardone just said at the Madison Square

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Gardens New York City event with Donald

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Trump first of all I'm wondering how

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much Cardone has donated to Donald Trump

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to get the opportunity to make the

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speech but I will say he gave a powerful

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speech he said everything he should have

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said and he invigorated his base which

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is perfect it's useful for Donald Trump

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and I think it was powerful Cardone has

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interviewed Donald Trump before and

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endorsed him in previous elections so

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what has happened in this particular

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speech that was correct and what was not

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exactly correct and why does it matter

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well I think it matters because the

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differences are useful to understand so

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let's get right into it first things

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first Gran Cardone says that blue cities

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are more expensive he says everything

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from food housing rent are more

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expensive and therefore Democrats make

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things bad but it's worth noting that

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there are two types of blue cities now

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again both of them are blue cities but

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there are really desirable blue cities

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and then there are undesirable blue

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cities and it's unclear whether that's

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because of politics since you get the

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problems in both or cities for some

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reason just more blue because there are

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some cities that are more expensive like

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Santa Barbara Hartford Connecticut

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Honolulu Boston Santa Rosa San Diego

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Miami and these technically vote blue

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and they are more expensive but they

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also attract a lot of people because

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they have a lot of jobs they create a

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lot of gross domestic product and they

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tend to have overall wealthier people

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living in the cities it doesn't mean

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everybody is wealthy it just means for

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some reason people go to these cities

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and people don't go to the cities

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necessarily because of the politics but

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when they are there they might end up

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putting up with some of the nimbyism the

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not in my backyard ISM or maybe

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contributing to it or putting up with

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the city litigation blocks that make it

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hard for you to actually build new

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housing which does drive up prices in

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these sort of cities but you also have

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the same problem in some of the more

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dangerous blue cities in fact Cardone

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suggests that all blue cities are more

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dangerous but it's really just some of

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the blue cities that are more dangerous

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so these wealthier cities that I talked

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about none of them show up on the list

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of the most dangerous cities in the

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country most dangerous cities in the

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country are going to be your Detroit

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Memphis uh Birmingham Baltimore St Louis

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Kansas City Cleveland Little Rock

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Milwaukee and Stockton those are your

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top 10 most dangerous and none of those

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are your top 10 most expensive so I

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don't know that you have a really clear

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correlation here because on one hand

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cardone's trying to say the most

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expensive also have the most crime but

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that's not true the most expensive are

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not the most crime ridden the least

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expensive are the most crime ridden and

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the most expensive are not the most

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crime ridden and they both happen to be

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blue so I'm not really sure what to make

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of that argument I I don't know if

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that's a compliment to the Dems or the

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Republicans so I'm just going to give

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this one to to Cardone because I'm not

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really sure what to make of it but I'm

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going to give a little bit of an opinion

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on it and then we'll get into some that

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are a little bit more clear when it

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comes to differences in these cities

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it's important to know that

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what attracts people to cities can be

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very different some cities attract

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people because they are

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cheap some cities attract people because

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they have really high-paying jobs and

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the people are qualified for those

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jobs that doesn't mean anybody any

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individual went to those cities because

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they wanted to vote blue it also doesn't

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mean that they went there to vote blue

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they might damn well be a Republican and

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just un fortunately have a job that push

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them into the city for their case

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because maybe they totally disagree with

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the liberal politics or maybe they're

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liberal and they're like cool I feel at

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home I don't know I'm not imparting an

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opinion just saying there is a

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difference there that Cardone doesn't

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hit on and he does link most expensive

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to most crime and it's actually the

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exact opposite it's the least expensive

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are associated with the most crime they

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just both happen to be liberal okay so

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with that out of the way let's go to

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some that are a little bit more clear

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Cardone talks about uh kamla Harris's

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and Tim Walls plans on adding 87,000

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employees to the IRS and how these tax

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policies don't add

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up okay let's clear this up this is very

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very old news Cardone Joe Biden passed

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the inflation reduction act in 2022 the

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IRS has been directed by Janet Yellen

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via the treasury Department to increase

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tax taxation collection efforts on those

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making over

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$400,000 now Cardone says they want to

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audit all of you pointing at the

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audience why do you need 87,000 agents

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for 800 billionaires that's like 1,000

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IRS agents per billionaire that's crazy

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it doesn't make

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sense yeah it doesn't make sense because

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you're saying the wrong thing Grant

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Cardon there are over 3.8 million

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households in America that earn more

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than $400,000 per year that actually

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works out to just one additional IRS

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agent per 43 families making over

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$400,000 a year now I'm not a shill for

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more Taxation and more IRS agents but I

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am here to say that a this is a Biden

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policy which yes of course Republicans

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are going to try to link kamla Harris to

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this and Kam Harris probably supports it

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anyway so maybe that's fair uh but

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number two this is old news and number

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three at least the stated intention is

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for those making over 400,000 and when

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you look at the numbers the way I've

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described them it makes sense now could

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they be lying to us of course but on

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this one I'm going to say cardone's

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wrong on this one next one uh Grant

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Cardone says that she passed the

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inflation reduction act and promised us

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three trillion trillion dollars worth of

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inflation reduction and we got more

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inflation

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instead and she says she's going to

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build more homes but she's never built a

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home in her life

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okay well she probably hasn't worked at

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McDonald's either but I'm not sure that

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working at McDonald's or building a

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house really matters but let's just put

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that one aside for a moment because that

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one can get very politically charged

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let's assume neither of those matter

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let's just consider what analysts are

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saying when we give credit where credit

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is due we can look at Goldman Sachs who

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says that the inflation reduction act

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which authorizes over $300 billion in

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spending which will like be interpreted

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to cause over $1.3 trillion in spending

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through loose interpretations will very

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likely create inflation at first however

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later in the decade it will likely be

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deflationary so as a result of this

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Grant Cardone is correct the inflation

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reduction act actually creates inflation

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however in the future it will create

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deflation which Cardone did not mention

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but that doesn't make him wrong it does

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create inflation at first when you spend

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on green infrastructure structure or new

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manufacturing you're spending more money

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without getting the result of that new

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manufacturing capacity yet and when that

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capacity comes online that's when you

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start to see the deflationary effects

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unfortunately those will probably come

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at a time when we're already facing

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disinflation and deflation in the future

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and it could lead to significant wage

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deflation and a lot of people getting

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hurt in the long

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term government policies often have

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unintended

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effects now so on this one I'm going to

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say Cardone you are

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correct on illegal immigrants Grant

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Cardone says she let in 20 million

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homeless illegal

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immigrants okay well first of all there

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isn't exactly a count on how many people

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who have gotten into the country were

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homeless versus just illegal a lot of

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people come into the country and have a

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place to

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go that said let's just for a moment

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assume that doesn't matter

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as of

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2020 there were

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approximately 11 million

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unauthorized illegal immigrants in

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America that is actually lower than the

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peak of 12.2 million in

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2017 now yes part of that is probably

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due to some amnesties but this 20

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million number that we keep hearing

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thrown around is really just a pie in

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the sky

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estimate and keep in mind that at least

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10.2 million illegal immigrants were in

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America as of when Trump left office in

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2020 so like even if you say 20 were

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here today half of them would have been

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in here by the end of Trump's term and

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yes in that case worst case it would

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have doubled but and I'm not saying

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that's good but no data reiterates that

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data suggests that yes maybe the illegal

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immigrant population has grown by maybe

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10 to 20% 1 to 2 million and then of

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course you've had some amnesties on top

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of that so maybe throw in another

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million or so and that is significant

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I'm not downplaying that there is a

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problem but it doesn't appear to be a

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full 20 million and that full 20 million

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even if it

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were didn't come under the back of the

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Harris uh well Biden Administration we

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have to be careful here because remember

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Harris is not the president uh Joe Biden

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is the president I know this is still

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somewhat hard for all of us to believe

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because we all sort of wonder how did

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someone like Joe Biden actually lead not

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because we think he's a bad person

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necessarily but

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because we all kind of just want to know

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when did he lose his competence it does

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make us a little nervous but then again

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as I made videos on his Channel about we

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knew he was going to get replaced it was

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just a matter of when and not if and so

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that did end up happening

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uh next 20 million small businesses are

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breaking even or losing money so this is

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an interesting one the small business

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administration indicates that there are

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currently 33 million small businesses in

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America oh on that one Cardone sorry

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you're wrong probably on the illegal

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immigrant one it this is a pie in the

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sky number that gets thrown around I

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still haven't seen dad on it maybe

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somebody can give me a comment on that

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in the in the comments down below with

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an actual

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citation uh uh account although who

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knows maybe the counts are wrong next uh

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20 million small businesses are breaking

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even or losing a or losing money and

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Harris wants to support new businesses

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20 million new businesses new small

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businesses but not the existing

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businesses that are already in existence

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and are struggling all right so this is

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interesting so if we break this down we

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find that there are

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33.8 million small businesses in America

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according to estimates only about 40% of

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the small businesses are profitable well

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that works out to about 20 million

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businesses that are Break Even or losing

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money so Grant Cardone is correct there

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are about 20 million small businesses in

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America that are barely making it and

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are probably at risk of shutting down

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KLA Harris wants to increase the small

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business deduction from $5,000 to

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$50,000 per the IRS this is only

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available for initial startup costs not

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ongoing costs

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this would mean that current existing

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businesses would not be eligible for

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that increased deduction from 5K to 50K

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and therefore this would only benefit

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new businesses not existing small

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businesses therefore Grant Cardone is

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correct about

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this unrealized capital gains this is an

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interesting one Mark Cuban has argued

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that he would be anti- endorsing kamla

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Harris if she supported attacks on

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unrealized gains He suggests this would

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be an economy killer and a really bad

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idea

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and uh the Harris campaign has not come

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out to say that they are

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anti the unrealized capital gains tax

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which would be very

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bad the current proposal would impose a

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25% minimum tax on an increase of your

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wealth if you have more than $100

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million in wealth so in other words if

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you have $100 million in wealth and your

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stocks go up 10% in one year to 110

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million they would send you a bill for

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$2.5

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million even though you didn't sell any

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of those stocks and so a lot of people

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think that would lead to a flight of

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capital from the United States and the

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stock market and a lot of selling before

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the law goes into effect and blah blah

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blah

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blah cardone's right about this the

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Harris Administration has not denied

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their support for an unrealized capital

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gains tax so uh with that said let's add

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this up up going in reverse order

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unrealized capital gains tax Cardone was

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right about that small business tax

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Cardone was right about that that's two

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out of two on the illegal immigrants I'm

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going to say that's an exaggeration so

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I'm not going to give that one to him

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I'm going to go two out of three on that

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on the inflation reduction act causing

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inflation and then deflation yeah he's

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right about that that's three out of

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four he's right

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about uh they will audit everyone in

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this room no so he's right on three out

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of five and then on the blue State issue

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I'm going to give him that

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one uh because blue States or blue

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cities do exhibit principles of both of

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those though they don't overlap they

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seem to almost be mutually exclusive uh

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but anyway I give him three out of six

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on that which means he scored a

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