idiots. it takes a few bad eggs to spoil it for us all. ben, what do you think of this? i don t go to restaurants that cost $210 a person. i ll leave that to you, neil, with your private jets. if i was at a restaurant paying that much money and had a screaming 8-month-old kid next to me i would lose my mind. parents who bring kids that age at ap restaurant at that level have to bedimented in some serious way have to be demented on a serious level. i hate this. not nice. kick the kid out? throw them out. throw the kid out and keep the parents there? no. parents need to have common sense. this isn t a nantive state issue. the chef is behaving responsibly and the parents weren t. you would accept putting a limit on kids at a restaurant. certainly like that. exactly. i don t know if there is a legal issue. charles, what do you say?
can t we account for the money that s been spent and where it s going? no answer on that one, so a question now, the former secretary ray la hood said we need infrastructure, we do, we need a hike into federal gas tax to do it. my question remained as it was to him. what happened to all the money we raised thus far, in case are you counting, charles payne, already $120 billion bucks every year. we pay in a variety of tax, tolls, fees, you name it. for just this purpose on the state, local, federal level and we re still in the final days of rome, what s the deal? i know you like my cuff link collection, i don t have it. i spent 18 bucks every day crossing the george washington bridge. do you do that or does your driver? he s always complaining ab it. i ll tell you where the tax is going, though, 85 billion to fuel tax, $12 billion to tolls,