deliver about 30 bull steen calves every day. maybe five or seven workers for that particular part. when it comes to feeding cattle, big feed lots in kansas as well. also very labor intensive. out in the general farm work, whether it s planting wheat or harvesting hay, we need lots of laborers as well. obviously we cover politics a lot on msnbc. the stuff i talked to kelly and garrett about, how this it playing out on capitol hill is intriguing. do you as a republican particularly care that this is something that s being worked out with both republicans and democrats, or that the president is talking to democrats about it? you know, i m a very much a laser-focused person. i want congress to do their job. look in the mirror and figure out a solution that the president has given us six more months to figure out daca. i think it can be done and am very happy the president is bringing it to everyone s attention and making us talk about it. happy bipartisan discussions are going on.
titled who will buy my memories: the irs tapes. don t forget that. how do you stand now? oh, i m fine. yeah, i think i m pretty well paid up. larry: was that tough going, though? how did you come to owe that much? well, i had invested in some tax shelters for many, many years ago, you know, the cattle feeding things, and all those different things that at some point the irs disallowed. and so after advising me, my financial advisers told me to go into all this, and then the irs disallowed it. so i was deferring taxes every year and putting them into the feeding cattle deal, and when they disallowed it that meant all those years went by that i hadn t paid taxes. it started out i only owed $2 million. if i d have paid them that, i would have never had a problem. larry: how do they tell you you owe $16 million? do you get a call? do you get a letter? how do they do that? i knew it was accruing rapidly over the years. larry: interest. penalties and interest every
larry: you think the only business was his wife s? him and his wife. larry: what are your feelings, willie, about the i.r.s. these days? i know you had a problem back in 1990. the government sued. the final bill $16 million. they seized some of your property. you released a mail order album titled who will buy my memories, the i.r.s. tapes. don t forget that. how do you stand now? oh, i m fine. yeah, i think i m pretty well paid up. larry: was that tough going, though? how did you come to owe that much? well, i had invested in some tax shelters for many, many years ago that, you know, the cattle feeding things, and all those different things that at some point the i.r.s. disallowed. and so after advising me, my financial advisers told me to go into all of this and then the i.r.s. disallowed it. so i was deferring taxes every year and putting them into the feeding cattle deal, and when they disallowed it that meant
business was his wife s? him and his wife. larry: what are your feeling, willie, about the irs these days. annoy you had a problem back in 1990. the government sued. the final bill $16 million. they seized some of your property. you released a mail order album titled who will buy my memories, the irs tapes. don t forget that. how do you stand now? oh, i m fine. yeah, i think i m pretty well paid up. larry: was that tough going, though? how did you come to owe that much? well, i had invested in some tax shelters for many, many years ago, you know, the cattle feeding things, and all those different things that at some point the irs disallowed. and so after advising me, my financial advisers told me to go into all this, and then the irs disallowed it. so i was deferring taxes every year and putting them into the feeding cattle deal, and when they disallowed it that meant all those years went by that i