neil: all right, i apologize, all of you, if that seemed rude on my part. but i am a big merge when it comes to money and paying for things, no matter what you re paying for. i wanted to raise this. that is the problem here, you can make a lot of goals, but there is the issue of paying for it. i never find a way where they pay for it. yeah, well look, your previous guests at all it would take was $20 a month per person. let s assume that that is right. all of the 330 million americans will pay $240 more a month in order to provide for your health care. let us roughly $80 billion area. but the cost of medicare for all, their free health care for everybody is estimated at $32 trillion over a 10-year time frame, which means roughly $200 trillion a year. we have now raised tax by everyone in america $20 a month, we raised $80 billion.
business bailouts. let s say the case of a farmer, if the farmer is having trouble and if he comes and puts a gun to me and says give me your money, he s going to go to jail. but if he goes washington and gets a congressman to write a law enabling the irs to take my money, he doesn t go to jail. so what people like to use government to do things that if they did the same thing, they would go to jail. so what i m saying is people like to use the government to legalize theft. mark: and what s interesting about that too is it s defined as compassionate. in other words, using government, the law, the power of government to take something from someone and give it to somebody else. or to take something from a generation that s not yet born. we have $200 trillion in unfunded liabilities, $21 trillion fiscal operating debt. a trillion dollar deficit this year.
poor people, food stamps, business bailouts. let s say the case of a farmer, if the farmer is having trouble and if he comes and puts a gun to me and says give me your money, he s going to go to jail. but if he goes washington and gets a congressman to write a law enabling the irs to take my money, he doesn t go to jail. so what people like to use government to do things that if they did the same thing, they would go to jail. so what i m saying is people like to use the government to legalize theft. mark: and what s interesting about that too is it s defined as compassionate. in other words, using government, the law, the power of government to take something from someone and give it to somebody else. or to take something from a generation that s not yet born. we have $200 trillion in unfunded liabilities, $21 trillion fiscal operating debt. a trillion dollar deficit this
deficit right now. it s a terrible $200 trillion national debt. in a good economy. 56% of americans say they want the congress elected next area to confront trump i saw that. including one out of five republicans. so they want so the democrats look healthy right now. they do. if they ll vote. if they show up. the door is open. yeah. you were mentioning bump stocks and certainly, that legislation could come banning them, but that s actually helping their sales right now. i heard. the company has sold out wall to wall on them isn t that heartwarming? and they are triple the price. all the people are running out to get guns, turn their guns into automatic weapons, so they can, what, be able to shoot automatic weapons. anyway, the roundtable is sticking with us. this is hardball, where the action is. that s a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can prevent the rejection and prevent the recurrence o
have gotten strange new respect from the left by letting this go. he could have agreed with his daughter, it s a non-binding agreement which means it really is is useless and also it s a bad deal. as jesse points out, it s so absurdly expensive for a negligent negligible increase. up to 200 trillion-dollars over a century will cut 1% of the target. in ordure reach their ideal, you would need to multiply 200 trillion by 100 trillion or 200 by 100 which we don t even have. so it s carbon cutting is a farce. the impact of this deal is negligible, but it s, it will destroy economies. vern what what he did was actually brave in the sense that he didn t havn to do it. now, you re watching everybody going crazy over this. all he said was it s a bad deal,