but then the other piece of history today is that they will actually be there to read the excerpts of their opinion from the bench. that hasn t happened since early 2020 when everything broke for covid. they came back in 2021, but were releasing their opinions only electronically. it s exciting to see them up there on that bench. yeah. getting back to the way it was. thanks very much. we ll wait for those opinions at 10:00 a.m. such a different context with the investigation and everything. given no result in the leak investigation that s incredible. and it s deepened the mistrust there. absolutely. we are three weeks into this year, 2023, the monterey park was the 33rd mass shooting in the u.s. another weekend in this country underscored with gun violence.
their audits, electronically. it s just natural, that the number of people in the irs have gone down overtime. to hire 87,001 more not even frankly defending our southern border. that s just not what we need to do. i don t think it s the right message. a lot of the analysis says that the bulk of the revenue is going to be drawn from people under $200,000 a year when, and new york s data targets a big portion of the middle class. that s what america needs right. now they ve been auditing the poorest folks them oaks. and stop auditing the richest folks wish you a one of the great ironies. i want to clarify, the legislation introduced to abolish the irs entirely. which may get a floor vote. do you think that s a good idea? i don t think it s a good idea. it seems like showmanship to
plus seven. it s one of the five most competitive races in the nation. iran is a classical conservative. i believe the challenges we face, the classical conservative ronald reagan republicans. and so, that s the message that iran on. if you look at the numbers for the irs, what they do most of their audits, electronically. it s just natural, that the number of people in the irs have gone down overtime. to hire 87,001 more not even frankly defending our southern border. that s just not what we need to do. i don t think it s the right message. a lot of the analysis says that
controlled by one of the other, now it s preserved by neither party, which means the house clark is presiding. she called a voice vote, what will often happen, is the parting control banging gavel it shot, if people don t like it they will request the yeas and nays, that s basically what happened here. tom coal from oklahoma, whose mccarthy, all i got up and requested to adjourn, the house clerk went to a voice, white that voice vote was not a consensus, you could see here the yeas and nays split about evenly. i think the democrats don t want to adjourn, and right now we re seeing that roll call come in. this is not a roll call it s gonna take an hour, those can be recorded electronically, and you can see a party line split. when a vote from republicans will see if that means those defections, ali vitali, if you