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The Inflation Reduction Act, passed in 2022, has primarily benefited red states that are home to major clean energy projects.
>> i got the flags that they have pushed back on that criticism multiple times they say no truth to the idea that they target conservatives for audits. the seeds take a look at this. >> hold on jillian let me say something about that. they really did that. and we know that from the biden administration while lois lerner basically targeted conservative organizations. the event to say we would never do that for folks they already did. >> and steve take a look at this less hold a higher gas prices is not stuff in the administration from the plaintiff's crackdown on gas powered vehicles the booth ...
Not. >> yeah. rachel, we're supposed to live in a free country. you're supposed to have freedom of speech, right? it's just the number one thing that makes up our constitution, freedom of speech, freedom of expression, yet you have conservatives who are getting deplatformed, their businesses are getting shut down, their banks stop banking them, their web service provider s decide to turn them away. you know? their being -- they're being targeted by the irs. we saw it this week, you also saw what happened under, you know, barack obama where he's literally targeting conservative organizations us...
President. it is an executive decision. but my question to you, is do you have any sense of who would take it to court? what happens here? >> well, look, there is a number of what might be described as conservative organizations, not for profits and others, politically inclined who could seek to take this to court. the question is, whether they would actually be able to. whether they would be considered to have the status to take this to court or have a right piece to make the claim. i think there will be cases brought. the question is whether the courts will take it. and then what will happen...
Couple of weeks ago to the "wall street journal." he's talking to these more right-leaning conservative organizations like fox news as well, appealing to those folks that watch those programs. he said, listen, i always thought the reconciliation package was too expansive. i think reconciliation should not be used for a massive social reconciliation like democrats are doing. that's what he said in the beginning of december. now when you look at what progressives are saying, they are frustrated, because for a long time in the house, they held up the bipartisan infrastructure bill from passing on...