who knows greta: or is this absolutely no tax hike to anybody? this is not the time to be raising taxes on small business owners. we are not going to did it? greta: that means nobody, no way, never, ever we are going to pass our bill next week. the senate passed what i will call an unconstitutional bill, all tax bills have to start in the house. and we would hope they would take up the house-passed bill. greta: you say you hope they take it up. you will pass the bill next week, you have the numbers, that s clear. it goes to the senate. you don t expect the senate to abopt your adopt your bill? wouldn t look that way. but hope springs eternal. greta: where does that leave the american taxpayers? you are at loggerheads? two very different bills? as the president would remine me from time to time, that s what elections are for. but american taxpayers shouldn t have to wait until after the election to know what the tax rates are going to be next year.
are bad at math. so it shouldn t surprise us that there is a correlation between poor math skills and propensity and low income. i didn t buy a ticket. look, we just heard, they are advertising this as $640 million, right? but if you take the lump sum, it s $400-some million. then the government takes out somewhere between, i guess, 35 sean: 35%. depending on the state you live in. so, if this were run by a private company, this would be a fraud. i think it s kind of outrageous sean: wait, wait let me finish. i think it s outrageous that the news media play up these lotteries and give free advertising for what is a fraudulent enterprise by the government. sean: they might have sold $1.5 billion in tickets just for this week! what i find is interesting, the president called it a regressive tax, as if people don t have free agency. it is not a tax. they don t have to buy t. it is
are bad at math. so it shouldn t surprise us that there is a correlation between poor math skills and propensity and low income. i didn t buy a ticket. look, we just heard, they are advertising this as $640 million, right? but if you take the lump sum, it s $400-some million. then the government takes out somewhere between, i guess, 35 sean: 35%. depending on the state you live in. so, if this were run by a private company, this would be a fraud. i think it s kind of outrageous sean: wait, wait let me finish. i think it s outrageous that the news media play up these lotteries and give free advertising for what is a fraudulent enterprise by the government. sean: they might have sold $1.5 billion in tickets just for this week! what i find is interesting, the president called it a regressive tax, as if people don t have free agency. it is not a tax. they don t have to buy t. it is not the smartest move, but you
30s, 40s, early 50s, we want medicare to be there the obamacare reform on medicare is part and parcel of the agenda they have been driving. he wants to put 15 bureaucrats in charge of running medicare and price controls, which lead to design care for current seniors. we are getting rid of that. we don t want to put bureaucrats in charge of all of these aspects of our lives, let alone our health care. sean: let me go to joe bideep and a comment he made about a global minimum tax. for years, american manufacturers have faced one of the highest taxerate rates in the world. we want to reduce that over 20%, and particularly for high-tech manufacturers like you, mr. president, even further than the 20%. we want to create what s call aid global minimum tax because american taxpayers shouldn t be providing a larger subsidy for
are bad at math. so it shouldn t surprise us that there is a correlation between poor math skills and propensity and low income. i didn t buy a ticket. look, we just heard, they are advertising this as $640 million, right? but if you take the lump sum, it s $400-some million. then the government takes out somewhere between, i guess, 35 sean: 35%. depending on the state you live in. so, if this were run by a private company, this would be a fraud. i think it s kind of outrageous sean: wait, wait let me finish. i think it s outrageous that the news media play up these lotteries and give free advertising for what is a fraudulent enterprise by the government. sean: they might have sold $1.5 billion in tickets just for this week! what i find is interesting, the president called it a regressive tax, as if people don t have free agency. it is not a tax. they don t have to buy t. it is