they re all burning american flags. where the hell are they getting all these flags, really? is that like an achmed stars and stripes they buy them. if you hate us so much, how do you have a large supply of flags on hand? gretchen: good question. brian: i heard one story that doesn t really make me that sad. call me callus. a pakinstani burned flag and then inhaled all the fumes and died. gretchen: really? brian: just saying. you get what s coming to you. you burn our flag, they ended up, he died of asphyxiation. steve: are you sure? brian: yes. gretchen: i m scared to ask where you read that. brian: no, i read it in the daily newspaper. they seem to blend into one. if you understand if you read that story action please write us. steve: kids, don t do that. brian: don t burn the flag, let s start there. steve: don t sniff the burning national. brian: two american citizens imprison ready coming home and
returns. snipes owes nearly $3 million in back taxes. for over three years he engaged in numerous steps of tax defiant can you tell. he claimed he didn t have to pay tax, arguing the government has no right to collect. bill: especially from a vampire. how many years was sentenced to serve for dodging the irs? one, three, five, seven? cards up please. and the answer is correct. three. reference to his movie where he s half vampire and half methodist or something. [ laughter ] all right. tied. two to go. question number 4, before becoming ironman, robert downey, junior, had many run ins with the law. despite his struggle, he has been extremely successful. was even nominated for an academy award. what film was that for? a, awakening, chaplain, the fisher gang, king, the crying
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two, three, four years. bill: only 4%, though. that s not a lot. the median income for those people is very comfortable. you guys have asked the government for very specific things, doctor, like a higher minimum wage. how much do you want? what do you think the minimum wage should be? if in fact a minimum wage kept up with the changes over the last 40 years, it would be almost twice of what it is now. when we look at the profits bill: that s almost 20 bucks an hour that you re asking for. about 20 bucks an hour. say roughly. could be between 16 and 21. we re also talking about can you imagine if small businesses were sub disized the way wall street is subsidized. we re talking about private sector playing its role in relation to government. bill: okay. i have a small business. all right? i have a corporation and runs a
two, three, four years. bill: only 4%, though. that s not a lot. the median income for those people is very comfortable. you guys have asked the government for very specific things, doctor, like a higher minimum wage. how much do you want? what do you think the minimum wage should be? if in fact a minimum wage kept up with the changes over the last 40 years, it would be almost twice of what it is now. when we look at the profits bill: that s almost 20 bucks an hour that you re asking for. about 20 bucks an hour. say roughly. could be between 16 and 21. we re also talking about can you imagine if small businesses were sub disized the way wall street is subsidized. we re talking about private sector playing its role in relation to government. bill: okay. i have a small business. all right? i have a corporation and runs a