Ron Johnson

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Senator Ron Johnson on the Senate showdown over Trump's Big Beautiful Bill | All-In Interview Too Early Sun, 25 May 2025 07:09:00 +0000 · 00:08:46

By 2035, under the reconciliation bill's CBO projections, total US federal debt will reach approximately $62-63 trillion, higher than the roughly $59 trillion baseline estimate.

“So it's not going to be 59 trillion. It's going to be more like 62, 63 trillion.” View on YouTube

Explanation

The predicted 2035 debt level is far in the future.

Senator Ron Johnson on the Senate showdown over Trump's Big Beautiful Bill | All-In Interview Right Sun, 25 May 2025 07:09:00 +0000 · 00:24:26

Closing the carried interest tax loophole will not happen in this reconciliation bill process.

“So that's kind of where we at on that which is sort of like at an impasse. My guess is just not going to happen, right?” View on YouTube

Explanation

Confirmed: the carried interest tax loophole was not touched in the 2025 reconciliation bill (One Big Beautiful Bill Act), despite earlier stated interest from the administration in reforming it.

GOP tax bill preserves carried interest loophole

Senator Ron Johnson on the Senate showdown over Trump's Big Beautiful Bill | All-In Interview Partly Right Sun, 25 May 2025 07:09:00 +0000 · 00:31:06

Within the next few weeks (from late May 2025), President Trump will become focused on the federal spending/deficit details of the reconciliation bill, an issue that had not yet reached his attention.

“I just think they are overwhelmed. I mean, you see all the activity and this just hasn't hit his radar yet. It's going to hit his radar here this next the next few weeks.” View on YouTube

Explanation

An unverifiable claim about President Trump's personal attention shifting to spending details within a few weeks; no clear public confirmation either way.