now. hiring 86,000 more irs agents, if that makes you feel better, you missed a lot. they re coming after waitresses, uber drivers and everybody else to collect more taxes, so if you think growing the irs is good for you, you re wrong. you want to respond or move on? i think the irs is going to target the highest income persons as the saying goes, that s where the money is. that s where they re going to look to collect. the idea that there is going to be this army of irs agents descending on the average american is just preposterous. tax fairness is what we need. and for the biggest corporations in this country to pay no taxes, for them to do stock buybacks that benefit the shareholders, but, for example in the case of oil companies, they are making 3 to 4 times what they did just last year, what are they doing with those excess win fall profits? lower gasoline prices? no. they re doing stock buybacks. they ought to pay a tax on it
pharmaceutical companies invent less new drugs. remember covid? well, it was the american pharmaceutical industry that got us the drugs that keep us out of the hospital and keep a lot of us alive. this is price fixing. it s never worked for us. not going to work now. hiring 86,000 more irs agents, if that makes you feel better, you missed a lot. they re coming after waitresses and uber drivers and everybody else to collect more taxes. if you think growing the irs is good for you, you re wrong. do you want to respond or move on? i think the irs is going to target the highest income americans. as the saying goes, that s where the money is. that s where they re going to look to collect. the idea there s going to be this army of irs agents descending on the average americans is preposterous. for the biggest corporations in this country to pay nor taxes, for them to do stock buybacks that benefit the shareholders. in the case of oil companies,
him, but some colleagues that we spoke to here at his school say this is somebody who was very, very quiet, very shy. in the words of one person, creepy. christine, john, back to you. you ve been in the suspect s home. what s happening there? reporter: the fbi showed up en masse yesterday with an evidence van, about 12 agents descending around the house, literally going around the house in through the garage and in through the front door as well. the father of mr. hribal came home just before they got there, saying the only thing he wanted to say, he was very shaken, clearly, saying that he prayed for the victims and he hopes that everybody has a very fast recovery. the fbi now has taken the computer of mr. hribal, have taken other materials out of the house, other computers from the parents, trying to understand what would set off this chain of events. back to you. the look on the father s face just, you know, is shocking all the way around. miguel marquez, thanks. tales of hero
was about. he was vice president of the democratic party in 1962, a year he was the sacrificial lamb. he was the seventh pick. what was that like when he ran with mcgovern against nixon after watergate had been exposed but didn t have any fire power. i just remember a ton of secret service agents descending upon the house. it was a short-lived campaign. after the campaign, he bought a small boat and called it the lucky seven, which was pretty ironic because he was mcgovern s seventh pick. and it was a disaster. but he always claimed we were the lucky seven, the five of us and my mom and dad. he found joy in the fact he got to run for president of the united states but also had a wonderful family who supported him. bobby kennedy was the most political, jack kennedy, the old man. he wrote a book on jack kennedy. yes, but sarge shriver was probably the least political guy in the sense of hardball, if it weren t for him and louis