[VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: politics. Santiago? Hi, good evening. I'm a waiter at a local restaurant in Queens, a full time college student who sleeps an average of four hours at night and is still thousands in debt. How is a war in a country half the world away, funded by the taxes pulled from my check, helping me in any way? Yeah, it's um, look, it's a it's a valid and it's a tough question. I know for certain. And if we just look at the things the president has put in place in terms of housing and big corporations that are buying up whole neighborhoods, the tax cuts that he extended with the big, beautiful bill, the energy policies that we're putting in place to not only make us self sufficient, but to, um, you know, lessen these dependencies and lower prices, even lowering prescription drug prices. The president's absolutely focused on what you're seeing, um, day in and day out that's affecting your pocketbook. At the same time, as commander in chief, he has to weigh the risks, uh, and and make the tough decisions facing some hard truths. We cannot have a world with a genocidal, terroristic regime that holds not only your generation, but the next generation hostage with nuclear weapons. And, you know, those are the tough calls that the American people elected him, uh, to make. And I can tell you, having worked very closely with him, he doesn't back off his red lines and he doesn't enter us into into bad deals. Um, but those are tough decisions, no doubt. And I know they're they're top of mind for the entire administration. We're almost out of time.] Question: I'm a waiter at a local restaurant in Queens, a full time college student who sleeps an average of four hours a night and is still thousands in debt. How is a war in a country half the world away funded by the taxes pulled from my check, helping me in any way? https://t.co/QVgzfSSQZ8