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Ruben Gallego: “They [Latino men] now feel that they're worse off than they…”

Featuring: Ruben Gallego, Democratic | U.S. Senate, Arizona

Ruben Gallego: Politics & Eggs 09/22/25

Published August 26, 2025 | Video Starts at 11:03

They're not yet swinging back towards Democrats, but they are very mad about Donald Trump. They didn't think that the deportations that he was talking about or what he's doing right now. And number two, again, They [Latino men] now feel that they're worse off than they were during the Biden administration. And so in 2026, if the Democrats do the right thing, we could get a big portion of them back. (11:03–25:04)

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Asserts that Latino men feel worse off now compared to during the Biden administration.

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“We estimate it was probably close to 80,000 voters that voted for Trump and then voted for [me, Ruben] Gallego.”
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“In Arizona, 65% of our land is either tribal or federal land.”
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“I have 22 federally recognized tribes.”
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“It takes 60 votes to pass an appropriations. Only takes 51 votes for a rescission.”
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“Yesterday the Russian air force purposely bombed a US Electronics company in deep, deep Ukraine.”
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“Between 2034 and 2031, you know, is the first time we're not going to be able to pay full Social Security entitlements.”
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“The working class of America is just hurting right now.”
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“The prices of groceries are going up.”
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“Housing is nearly impossible for you to get your first house, especially if you don't already own a house.”
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“The average age of someone buying a house in Arizona is nearing 40.”
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“This is probably the first administration in the history of the country that is going to purposefully do some really harmful things to its…”
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“Medicaid, for example, is one of the biggest providers of addiction therapy both in Arizona and New Hampshire.”
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“The population that's most likely to actually get cut from Medicaid will be that population that uses [addiction therapy].”
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“We have people right now that are actually taking out loans to pay for groceries.”
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“People still trying to live off their credit cards.”
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“The Democratic politicians were certainly lying to themselves that things were getting better.”
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“In Arizona, it was an R +11 year.”
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“When the rest of the country was trying to ignore the issue of fairly bad problem when it came to illegal immigration, we talked about it…”
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“The Democrats have a national brand problem, which is going to leak into voter registration.”
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“A lot of them [Latino men] were going to not vote and some of them were going to turn around and vote for Donald Trump.”
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“There's a lot of buyers remorse with that population of voters [Latino men].”
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“I'm for a national gerrymandering ban and I have supported in the past and I'll continue going forward in supporting going forward also.”
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“You're going to have higher unemployment, you're going to have people that are going to be, you know, off Medicaid.”
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“You're going to have hospitals are going to be shutting down, especially rural parts of this country.”
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“They're going to borrow close to $3 trillion to pay for this.”
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“Donald Trump is pushing the norms that normally would kind of bind all the senators to work together.”
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“We just passed one of the largest housing packages at bipartisan manner in the country.”
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“I have been in support of reforming the filibuster before and still am for that.”
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“Those 22 federally recognized tribes are entirely dependent on the federal government.”
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“Susan Collins is losing absolute respect altogether from her colleagues because they don't trust her anymore.”
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“If we shut down the government, those plows don't go out, water doesn't move.”
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“They literally went and cut close to a couple billion dollars worth of programs from my state.”
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“It was a horrible foreign policy blunder for the president to meet on US Soil with a terrorist like Putin.”
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“The President is extremely unprepared for the world stage and or he just doesn't again, doesn't have a real focus about how to prioritize…”
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“Netanyahu has, my opinion, weakened Israel in where they are in terms of status of the world.”
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“Netanyahu is also purposely trying to make the US Israel relationship a purely partisan thing.”
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“Kids are starving in Gaza.”
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“There's absolute violence happening from the settlers community. They actually are. They're attacking Americans.”
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“We're asking now for the administration to actually start putting sanctions on these individual settlers.”
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“We don't have as many workers as we used to. And, you know, certainly our current immigration policy is not going to help that either.”
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“The cap on Social Security is moving up slowly, but not Catching not enough to capture everything.”
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“The way to fix it is to just lift the cap, like, get rid of the cap. And that basically takes care of the problem for a good 50 years.”
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“If you take [Social Security] away from [people], you're dooming them to poverty.”
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