this centralized, concentrated power of government. a handful of lawyers on the supreme court issuing edicts. the president of the united states legislating and ruling by fiat. congress involved in every aspect of our life. this is all contrary to the we can t defund it. you re stuck with it. but the more our government
right. if i can, let me go over to steve bannon. why would you be against this, steve? i like the book. all 11 amendments hung together. this is the one i had a problem with. i don t think particularly today that you want engagement in the democracy and this takes the vote and the tool and i realize that with the power of media and all of that, it s really gotten to be like the house of lords where they never leave and if you forecast it, it takes that one thing away from the people and i would support it if it was totally tied in as an organic hold. this is the one i had the biggest problem with. you brought up in the book how historically this is how it was intended to be. why don t you explain maybe to steve. historically, it was. it s not that people can t vote. vote for state senators, representatives, governors, members of the house or still vote for them. and you can still vote in primaries. it is that they are limited to how long they can serve and
right. if i can, let me go over to steve bannon. why would you be against this, steve? i like the book. all 11 amendments hung together. this is the one i had a problem with. i don t think particularly today that you want engagement in the democracy and this takes the vote and the tool and i realize that with the power of media and all of that, it s really gotten to be like the house of lords where they never leave and if you forecast it, it takes that one thing away from the people and i would support it if it was totally tied in as an organic hold. this is the one i had the biggest problem with. you brought up in the book how historically this is how it was intended to be. why don t you explain maybe to steve. historically, it was. it s not that people can t vote. vote for state senators, representatives, governors, members of the house or still vote for them. and you can still vote in primaries. it is that they are limited to how long they can serve and
court uses invisible ink and adds language to the constitution that simply does not exist. and this is a broader point i d like to make. the left is in a nullification. the left constitution. it nullifies parts of the constitution. and then when somebody like me dares to say, well, let s embrace that part of the constitution that allows us to re-establish it, you don t support the constitution? these people are doing the fan dance and what i m trying to say is, these are suggestions i m making to re-establish a constitutional republic. i don t have unassailable knowledge. we ll have an opportunity to avoid what i think is, you know, as a republic, doom. because i don t think we have a lot of time and i think this is something i hope that people will begin to talk about whether they agree with the particular
possible are election day and tax day. make them the most closer. instead of what they say, we feel what they have done to us, those of us who still pay taxes and fresh in our mind in that voting booth and ticked about what they have done to us and our country. if we don t have a constitutional amendment to limit the spending, borrowing and printing of the federal government and if we don t have a sister amendment to limit the type of taxing and the limit on taxation, we re not going to be a free people. milton freedman made the point over and over again. your profit rights, whether it s income, intellectual, physical labor, that is intertwined with the liberty and you can see now in the federal government, you need more skin in the game. 40%, 50%. i would just make this point. when you wake up every day and go to work and you come back every night after you ve worked, the government like the mob is