in mind, that 25% does not fill the gap. take the chevy volt, for example, it costs gm twice as much to make that car than it can sell it for. and also keep in mind and because production costs or over the top. dave: and in the long-term the number comes down. that s the goal. so far hasn t happened. dave: the other thing to keep in mind. as taxpayers we own about 26, 26 1/2% of gm. and if we were to sell, if the government, rather, were to sell its percentage of gm today. i believe that gm closed at about $25 a share yesterday. we d see a loss, as taxpayers, of anywhere between 15 and 20 billion dollars. clayton: one of the big criticisms has been the lack of innovation in the space and should have had electric cars existed before motorized cars, before gasoline cars, why did it take so long to get this type of engineering, research and development done. right. clayton: you say instead of doing the tax money, should be doing the research and development money. a
because he wants a flat tax, some people say it would ep had rich people more. no, but more importantly, john, reduces the price of risk taking, reduces the price of success and productive work and that way, you create more jobs, and it enables people with little to get ahead. when you have a stagnant economy, that s what holds people back and people have little and can t get ahead. let s add the part when you re talking about freedom. right now the average american spends more than a day, 26 1/2 hours filling out tax forms during the year, freedom and you ve got last year, we spent six and a half billion hours felling out tax forms, equivalent of 3 million full-time jobs just on a stupid code not even the irs knows what is it. you don t have to go to the amazon to find exotic creatures, they re crawling around here today.
because he wants a flat tax, some people say it would ep had rich people more. no, but more importantly, john, reduces the price of risk taking, reduces the price of success and productive work and that way, you create more jobs, and it enables people with little to get ahead. when you have a stagnant economy, that s what holds people back and people have little and can t get ahead. let s add the part when you re talking about freedom. right now the average american spends more than a day, 26 1/2 hours filling out tax forms during the year, freedom and you ve got last year, we spent six and a half billion hours felling out tax forms, equivalent of 3 million full-time jobs just on a stupid code not even the irs knows what is it. you don t have to go to the amazon to find exotic creatures, they re crawling around here today.
because he wants a flat tax, some people say it would ep had rich people more. no, but more importantly, john, reduces the price of risk taking, reduces the price of success and productive work and that way, you create more jobs, and it enables people with little to get ahead. when you have a stagnant economy, that s what holds people back and people have little and can t get ahead. let s add the part when you re talking about freedom. right now the average american spends more than a day, 26 1/2 hours filling out tax forms during the year, freedom and you ve got last year, we spent six and a half billion hours felling out tax forms, equivalent of 3 million full-time jobs just on a stupid code not even the irs knows what is it. you don t have to go to the amazon to find exotic creatures, they re crawling around here today.
he s a hero of freedom, because he wants a flat tax, some people say it would ep had rich people more. no, but more importantly, john, reduces the price of risk taking, reduces the price of success and productive work and that way, you create more jobs, and it enables people with little to get ahead. when you have a stagnant economy, that s what holds people back and people have little and can t get ahead. let s add the part when you re talking about freedom. right now the average american spends more than a day, 26 1/2 hours filling out tax forms during the year, freedom and you ve got last year, we spent six and a half billion hours felling out tax forms, equivalent of 3 million full-time jobs just on a stupid code not even the irs knows what is it. you don t have to go to the amazon to find exotic creatures, they re crawling around here today.