DoorDash driver shares what it was like to stand behind Trump at ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ event

In an exclusive interview, Maliki Krieski, a mother, a small business owner and a driver, told President Donald Trump during an event promoting the “Beautiful Grand law” on Thursday, to Fox News Digital that he was a “great honor” to support the presidential bill.

She shared why the bill is very important for her.

As a mother of three children who lives in Wisconsin, Chrisky said that she uses her income in Dordsha to help pay the price of her son Yaqoub’s medical treatments for type 1 diabetes. She said that the item “lack of a tax on advice” in the beautiful major law means “thousands of dollars” for her family and to treat Jacob.

“Every tax season, as you know, the advice is a large part of what we bring as drivers. So, paying taxes on this myself means that several thousand dollars return to the government,” she explained. “Therefore, for me personally, this means the opportunity to buy the things he needs and is able to support our family faster and this is much closer.”

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“It was a very big honor to go today,” she said. “To be able to be there and have a hand and let the president and the world know how important there is no tax on advice, for our family and other families throughout the United States.”

“I was very honored and modest to be able to be part of the group that was on the stage,” she added.

Chrisky said that when calling to support any tax on the advice that many others met, including university students, parents and others, who love it, he will benefit incredibly from the major bill tax that is not to provide advice.

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“We all have an important person for us, we have a family, and we have people who rely on us to bring family income,” she explained. “So, driving and lack of tax on tips bring more money to those who work in those industries.”

Although she found herself standing behind the president, Chrisky said she did not consider herself a very political person. For her, it comes to calling not only for her family and colleagues, but also for her entire society.

She said, “I love to be a driver and a break.” “To be able to bring different foodstuffs with a disferee, and medications for people who will not be able to obtain them significantly. Once again, it is really related to helping people all over the United States, and it really is related to the help of each other. Thus, they grow our local economies in a huge way to be able to support these small business owners and these restaurants.”

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She said: “This bill is very important for many industries, as I saw today. Trump has done a very good job in representing many different industries and showing the various reasons that make this important to all the American people,” adding, “I do not take it as much as a political position like what I take very important to all Americans.”