let s go, louis. h we have to go.. thank you very much. you were the first one whot communicated with us.h us. we are very grateful to you.grao you were here day and night, and now you can rest. the mission, accomplished. i was told i have tos to communicate with 33 miners. thank you very much.ery much go home. d and now louis will go homell in the waiting arms of as loving wife, a young daughter, he never met who tomorrow willn turn one month old, and he is no doubt the hero of the nation of chile this evening as we are fast approaching 15st minutes past 10:00. 100 we will learn many more stories, sean, of what it isof
sudden, people who earn $200,000 in a year are a millionaires and he s flaying and he can t make a sustained argument. he s contradicting himself on the question of raising taxes in recession. if you go back to the cign, this is a guy who campaigned making an argument that the bus h tax cuts are for the wealthy. he said well, they weren t for the wealthy they re for 98% of the country and we ll keep ose in place we ll take the margins, the wealthy, 2% we think their taxes should go u it s a total reversal of the argument he made a year on the campaign trail. and a take on it as slightly deceptive. he portrays it a cut in tes ch,o millionaires who sit around. in fact, half of sma business id ome in the united states will end up in this bracket. it will have its taxes raised by about 5%, which is, which is relatively large.