retailers that get hardest of the mom-and-pop businesses, the small businesses and they cannot afford to lose the customers so chances are they have to pay this used position of their revenue when they use the swipe fees so, they get hit hard but i doubt they will use it. heather: is this just the beginning of what we may see down the road more and more fees to use our credit card? like we saw with airline industry, more and more fees to add up and hopefully make up for the losses? we can just walk the walk and talk the talk, the truth is, you just away. in the end, competition is going to make a difference here. with airlines, yes, there were, it was mainly taxes that were added on in terms of surcharges, but in this we do not have to use our credit card. do not go to the places that charge you. it will nature be a huge issue
shepard: they are hurting, you know. i feel so bad. all they have drop to our small towns across the america. gerri: in some small towns people have welcomed war matter because people didn t is another option. shepard: other places they crushed the mom-and-pop stores. i shop at walmart. whatever. that is all we have left. gerri: but they have spent $8 million on lobbying because of this issue. they have been buying tech firms. only 2 percent of sales come online. theyer worried about using the edge in retail willing. those and small businesses that have online sales and do not cause taxes so they could have a competitive advantage. shepard: amazon.com has agreed to collect taxes in some states, right? gerri: i know you shop online all the time as far as i can tell. shepard: where else are you going to get your underwear? gerri: you pay that tax right here in new york state. kansas. kentucky. north dakota.
they should. i live in a mom-and-pop world and mom-and-pop theater and i am telling you, are you looking at the back? at front? who is there to make sure my kids are safe. guest: theaters have a duty to keep the theater itself safe to make sure the carpeting is flat so people do not trip. that there is a fire exit. neil: so, what do you think of in dressing up in uniforms or costume? guest: great idea. shooter was this costume. he was scary looking. and no one made a big deal of it. neil: would you be scared if he was not wearing a costume? guest: here is the thing. he had ammunition. the big concern is, he had ammunition and other things, they were outside the exit door. why wasn t there security around the theater? perhaps there should have been. someone could leave a bag of
dirty deed? what do you think? the record on romney is somewhat mixed. there are companies that they essentially bought, sucked all the cash out of them, and then left behind. and i think the pension guarantee issue is one that will cause him a lot of problems, and a lot of explaining is necessary about why the government had to step in this area. but he also was involved in creating some companies. and in those cases, you have to look at the fact that staples created a lot of jobs, a lot of people buy things at staples. it also destroyed a lot of the mom-and-pop stationery stores. if it makes the economy more efficient, that may be good for the country, it s part of this remaking we re doing to the economy that helps explain inequality. we ve been eliminating all sorts of other positions and pushing money up to the top, and romney was very successful at that. he s a very hardworking smart guy. did bain profit from reducing pensions?
dirty deed? what do you think? the record on romney is somewhat mixed. there are companies that they essentially bought, sucked all the cash out of them, and then left behind. and i think the pension guarantee issue is one that will cause him a lot of problems, and a lot of explaining is necessary about why the government had to step in in this area. but he also was involved in creating some companies. and in those cases, you have to look at the fact that staples created a lot of jobs, a lot of people buy things at staples. it also destroyed a lot of the mom-and-pop stationery stores. if it makes the economy more efficient, that may be good for the country, it s part of this remaking we re doing to the economy that helps explain inequality. we ve been eliminating all sorts of other positions and pushing money up to the top, and romney was very successful at that. he s a very hardworking smart guy. did bain profit from reducing