sean: back to my question. you ever get a job from a poor person? i m not understanding the premise of your question? sean: if rich people spend money again they are paying on average about 50% of their income. if the rich people did you ever get a job in your life from a poor person? i was in the navy for 31 years. let me answer it this way, during the eight years of the bush administration, 53% of tax cuts did go to the top 1 1/2% of the wealthiest. now, we know and you know in those eight years the gross domestic product grew at the slowest rate since world war ii. during the clinton administration they raised the rate from 36 to 39 1/2%, yet we created 23 million jobs and had the highest growth in gdp in those eight years since and created 23 million jobs compared to zero in the eight
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you oppose the president s deal, but you said you think the speaker should allow a vote on it. is that correct? and if so, why? i think there should be a vote on a tax package. people should have a chance to vote for the president s package but it shouldn t be the only one. can i take tom coburn s pakisck? first of all, i don t think it s the government s money. i think it s the people s money. we want to pool our people s money to do things like put out fires and build roads. but tom coburn said he wants a list of programs. let me start with the war in iraq, which i believe he supported. i thought it was a terrible mistake. it s cost us over a trillion dollars. i would add the extent to which we are protecting nato. and i will get specific with your question about taxes. i hope we will use this as an opportunity to talk about the great waste of hundreds of billions of dollars that comes from an extraordinary overreach
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another 10%. in other states it is 6%. you pay property taxes, sales taxes. what percentage of people s income, total tax bill, do you say enough is enough? women, i don t though what the exact percentage is. i will say this, remember a lot of where the money come from is supposedly corporations. you know as well as i that you and i pay more in taxes than most fortune 500 companies, 66% of all corporations a zero u.s. taxes. exxon mobile doesn t pay a cent. the keith is, how do you create jobs the key is, how do you create jobs? sean: apparently in this meeting that took place yesterday, there was a referral to the president as the ing president. we ralph as the ifing president. we ralph nader referring to him as a con man meaning president obama.