attacks on the american people and least representative tax. martha: he said they weren t they subsidize the companies in china and they don t pass it along. i m talking about representation. remember we broke from the u.k., no taxation without representation. okay. you are supposed to go through a legislative body to get a tax increase like that. the president is using arcane law from the 1960s based on national security and he as one person is making a decision on a tax increase of a very large magnitude that s hurting people. hurting my cousin. my cousin auguste is in the auto class business paid $10,000 in air force last month. a couple more months like that you are going to knock him out of business. they don t like me saying it. they should have more issue people around him saying it. who looks better on tv? who looks more mus could you larr and who looks more powerful and it s president trump. and joe biden, with all due respect, is he falling into the same conventional trap
rob: tell me why you think a 16-year-old who is likely to vote for whoever a celebrity wants them to vote for, why should they be able to vote with no life experience? there are three reasons why 16-year-old should be able to vote. one of the first reasons is they have knowledge about civics just as much as older people. second reason is 16-year-olds pay taxes and no taxation without representation, they should be entitled to vote. and thirdly, the fact the things that are affecting their lives and make a decision about it. there is a lot of movement by young people to make change and they should have the opportunity to vote. when young voters vote the american system votes for a longer period of time. rob: a lot of people say younger kids have been indoctrinated by universities and celebrities and
something arduous what each national parliament needs to say yes this country can have this money it is a big question also of national sovereignty and you know no taxation without representation and should the type for example the german government still have a say over tax payers money which is a constitutional issue and so it so that it really depends whether how this european monetary fund would then look like legally also in terms of volume and we now agreed on something like a euro zone budget right which could also help but the german government things you know in the area of thirty billion. dollars thinking more in bigger terms of three hundred or four hundred billion has a volume for special like you say a constitutional question one that certainly countries like germany think grappling with since even the greek financial crisis make a lot of older
senate will have to come to know. he is an independent thinker and make him effective in the senate and be able to corral colleagues to be independent thinkers and not just get in line and vote. sandra: we have the breaking news and ruling coming down on the union fees by the supreme court. the president has weighed in and says this. supreme court ruled in favor of non-union workers who are as an ple le support a candidate of his or her choice without having those who control the union deciding for them. big loss for the coffers of the democrats. this remind me of the american revolution. no taxation without representation. apparently now with the supreme court there is no unionization without representation. judge napolitano said it. it is a seminole moment in unions where they scrape to get every member.
taxation without representation. there are so many people living here but don t have a voice. so it s been shown that when they do have a voice, they do feel more empowered and they are part of our society. definitely would be empowered by voting. could i be on vacation here from another country and stay for a while, contribute greatly, how long we have to stay in order to be able to vote? well, i mean, i think it goes state by state. i think maryland right now has a few cities that allows undocumented people to vote. tucker: right. i would wonder how maryland is doing it. that s not california. that s maryland. i would say we ought to adopt what maryland is doing in other states. tucker: so if foreigners should be allowed to vote in our elections, why shouldn t residents of mississippi be allowed to vote in t california elections? exactly, we should. the united states is the united states. so, yeah, if i m a floridian and i m visiting new york so why can t i vote in new york