i m waiting real patiently trying to get in some facts here this is the most liberal of all of the folks who scored it some scored it higher who could say it could be as much as 4000 so 80% or more will get more money in their paychecks. these are people who voted for president trump and this is what they voted for and the democrats want to run against that adam fine. that s all i m saying. people who don t pay a lot of income tax are getting an average of $38 a week in their paychecks. people that pay a lot of income tax, people that don t work. neil: we started the show saying the surprising benefit of what these companies have. i m just saying this, that if you re an average worker you re going to get $38 in your pocket a week. if you re a big company it s a big deal. neil: deirdre? ben: but boys and girls when the stock market goes up, everyone benefits. it benefits your ira, all your retirement plans it benefits your children s college
christmas tree, christmas morning. charles says he s hitting the stores instead. charles: i m old school with a can of mace, and i don t know what it is but i m hitting the stores and i m last minute shopping. neil: you realize 120 americans too. charles: my wife has enough there amazon that we have a fulfillment center as part of the house . neil: [laughter] adam what do you think of that? well charles jokes, but it s true. what they ve done is simply amazing. they ve just transformed retail, so the only opportunity is to try to do something that isn t, that amazon can t do, so to be one of those special stores that charles is going to be going to. charles: where they give you a smile and a handshake? yes. neil: and then kick you out the door. deirdre now you were at one of these fulfillment centers it s amazing how they get that stuff out there but they do it. they do it and they have 50 centers, these prime now hubs,
go to the south. i got family well not only that but so many new yorkers in these places that are escaping this. neil: i think that deirdre raises a good point. they can t all leave in mass. that s the problem those who can t are the ones that will work as hard enough and get taxed enough but so many people. i don t agree right away. neil: maybe so. all right, adam, you were saying well but charles, you re sitting there as the perfect example. you re one of these people. i ve got the earpiece and i can t go. neil: yeah. that s my point and you re not alone my friend. you re not alone. i mean nobody likes truly neil nobody likes paying higher taxes neil: i think liberals do. i do. i think they actually enjoy it if they can inflict pain. [laughter] but the fact is these rich people you re talking about they are just as tethered to this. some are, some aren t look at it. there s an exodus out of new
that you get before a court you never know what a judge is going to say. neil: that s true. but the president did tweet on all your critical comments, sad. ben: [laughter] neil: charlie i want to thank deirdre today by the way is ben s birthday. [applause] neil: isn t that great? happy birthday. neil: to celebrate charles and adam bought him some stock gifts, now will ben accept them? after this. n great. they re affordable and fast. maybe too affordable and fast. what if. people aren t buying these books online, but they are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it s william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. .