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something like that you hope he would get back up. you see please injured before and they give us the thumbs up or pop up on the sideline but it was really bizarre. it was a tax hit. hejumped back up stop approximately 5 10 seconds later he collapsed on the field and immediately alerted the medical staff of the internet it bangles and buffalo bills to render aid to him. i spoke to a couple of people who happen to be near the scene and they informed me that he actually had sepia performed on him and later on, probably about three orfour later on, probably about three or four minutes later espn confirmed they had performed a pr on hamlin to transport him to a hospital but he was accompanied by his mother inside the ambulance as they transported him to a local cincinnati hospital because they had such an extensive
lifted by the strongest labor market on record. that has been spinning off much higher tax receipts than most people expected. so it s not just lower spending. in fact, the percent increase in receipts in to the treasury is larger than the decline. neil: when you go from a stopped economy when people are working, you ll obviously see something like that. that s right. neil: to your point, let me ask you about this notion that those earning $400,000 or less won t be taxed. i read that you re pouring $80 billion into the irs presumably to beef up enforcement. i m thinking to myself, $80 billion, in order to pay for that you have to get that and then some from american taxpayers. tacking the rich more or going after their deductions won t do it. is it fair to say that the middle class will in fact have a tax hit from this? it is not the slightest