assets when repatriated to invest in manufacturing, jobs, the things you re talking about. share buybacks and other financing eng nearing. how can you guarantee that won t happen this time? we ve heard that numerous times. if that s the worst-case scenario, companies repatriate their money and use it for share buybacks and dividends. what happens? buy back shares, issue dividends. pay the wee pate trags, we get another 20% tax on capital gains or dividends and then the people that get that money back do what? reinvest it back in the economy in new investments, new capital, worth putting very enticing rules into the stham wiystem th entice people, giving people a five-year write-off to instantly expense. if that happens. fine. we know the money will get invested back into the economy and drive jobs, economic growth, wages and drive prosperity. thank you, gary. asked the question twice and
administration has financial regulations that are clobbering small businesses and health care costs are going to clobber small businesses and payroll taxes already clobber small businesses, so, all of this taken together can be a small business killer at the end of the day. jamie: let me ask you one more question. the businesses that are part of this impacted by the tax system, whether it s substantial or not depending who you believe. aren t they double taxed, don t they pay taxes first on income that comes in and then on the corporate side? well, it s you re talking about corporations that issue dividends. that s double taxation to us, the corporation pays tax on money and issue a dividend we get taxed again. the corporations are double taxing tax codes in general is awful and unfair and inequitiable. it the entrepreneurs of this country are what we re relying on to get us out of this recession and the last thing they need are extra costs whether it s financial