hans since repeated his opposition to bailouts in general. last, there is this claim. european-style taxes. this claim once again is false. the ayotte campaign points to a forum in windham last may when binnie was asked about taxes more broadly. in a back and forth with the questioner, he said, i m for looking at a value added tax. in lieu of that, i don t think that will practically happen in the next few years. i m for dramatically simplifying the tax code. the second tax he mentioned, the value added tax is a type of consumption tax commonly used in europe. but as you will note from the clip, he said he is just in favor of considering it. along with other tax ideas. he didn t say he likes a value added tax or that he would even propose a bill for it if elected. but note this ad where ayotte does get it right. binnie is open to a european added value tax. one thing you see on there that was helpful, i go to a ton of events. often i can t get a camera there. i know
law officials should not make future arrests for criminal trespassing based solely on the defendant s immigration status. if we re getting into semantics in a highly produced 30-second ad, every word counts, ayotte didn t actually stop anyone from making arrests if they wanted to continue making arrests. it should be noted that that new ip sich police chief is now supporting ayotte and issued a statement saying he disagreed with the ad. checking out the truth for wmur, i m james bindle. so maybe that will line on your bio is right. maybe most of it is false. thank you all for doing that. gosh, a whole bunch of follow-up questions. and one of the things i d like greg, you might want to address, is what about the viewership? what about the impact on the viewer? are is your audience receptive to these? do they get a reaction out of it. what does it do to your ratings? i ll get to the ratings in a second. a lot of what we do, people don t react to. i mean, i do stories