‘Everybody’s Gonna Die’ – President Trump Drops Chilling News On What’s About to Happen Next

🚨 LMAO! President Trump just fired back at Hakeem Jeffries, Chuck Schumer saying “everybody’s gonna die” over the Big Beautiful Bill…PERFECT response.

“Oh, it’s dangerous, oh, everybody’s going to die! It’s ACTUALLY, just the opposite – everybody’s going to LIVE!” “It’s ALL a con job!”

President Donald Trump’s long-promised “One Big Beautiful Bill” is now the law of the land. On Friday evening, he signed the sweeping, roughly 900-page legislation on the South Lawn of the White House. He capped it off with one of his signature freewheeling speeches that seemed to zigzag in every direction.Determined to calm fears about the bill’s sweeping cuts, Trump took a mocking jab at his critics. “Oh, it’s dangerous. Oh, everybody’s going to die,” Trump crooned, mimicking Democrats’ warnings in an exaggerated tone. He then offered his reassurance with a flourish. “It’s actually just the opposite. Everybody is going to live. This is just the opposite.”

But despite Trump’s efforts to downplay concerns, criticism has poured in from both parties, particularly over the bill’s deep cuts to health care and welfare programs.Republican Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina ended up voting against the bill altogether, worried that slashing Medicaid would leave many in his state without care. Trump was reportedly furious about Tillis’ defection, going so far as to threaten to primary him, after which Tillis abruptly announced he wouldn’t seek re-election.Meanwhile, Alaska’s Lisa Murkowski offered her complicated stance.

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She ultimately voted yes, but only after securing carve-outs for her state. Even so, she didn’t hold back in describing the bill as “not good enough for the rest of our nation,” a line that got her roasted by critics. Of course, Democrats were loudest in their objections. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries led an hours-long filibuster against the bill on Thursday.

“This bill represents the largest cut to health care in American history,” Jeffries said. He didn’t mince words about the potential fallout. “Hospitals will close, including all throughout rural America… People in America will die unnecessary deaths. That is outrageous. It’s disgusting.”