be. we should have a simple tax the system that s easy to comply with but easy to administer. the i are rs is in the process right now of hiring 5,000 people to help them deal with the back load of 17 million paper tax returns. they are that far behind. and yet they say that we re the problem? no. the irs is broken. it s fundamentally broken, it can t fix itself, and adding more auditors and adding more to its budget is not the solution. david: and adding more regulations that force small business to hire more accountants that they can t really afford particularly with the labor shortage. it is a mess. by the way, what will it do to growth? very quickly are. because we ve had two negative quarters of economic gdp. we can t afford to have a third negative quarter. despite the job gains, which are great, the economy s going south. this might just make it even worse, no? yeah. the bill is kind of fraudulent
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enforced in such a way that the person had to be within 100 miles of the border. they re not changing the law but the law is on the books. reporter: that is right. extradited for middle has been on the books since bill clinton s administration and president george w. bush amended it a little bit to be closer to the border and ths simply saying we got to go back to the way it was originally written in 1996 because you have a back load of some 900,000 immigration cases that is overwhelming the system. with these unprecedented numbers there are place to put people and judges to hear the cases and so they will have to use the laws we currently have. brian: democrats don t want to give more beds or write checks for additional humanitarian aid and it s taken them over a year and some still do not sign on. and they want the border to remain open or the president tries to crack down they say
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innovation that jared kushner has been overseeing. this seems to be one of the initiatives. the only innovation seems to be cost cutting by killing veterans which is i don t think the direction we want to be moving in. that would certainly lessen the back load. i don t think they want to do that. richard, you have been a bureaucrat, deeply brewed in to the american bureaucracy. why is it so hard? . why is it so hard, you hear they re computers from 1984 in the pentagon. why is it so hard to go in and fix all these systems? it s so hard because it s almost nothing you can do by yourself. what government is is you have dozens if not hundreds of people all of whom have a degree of power and influence who have their own agendas. so the idea that you can come in i don t care what you are and somehow make things
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