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CNN Anderson Cooper 360 September 29, 2015 01:27:00

i don t agree. sarah, never ask a question you don t know the answer to but i think the know the answer. trump hasn t disclosed more details as katrina said about his actual policies. what is he doing, why is he doing this now? why is he starting with taxes? well, i think the reality is we ve seen him sort of roll out a couple plans like immigration for instance that launched his campaign but taxes really are in his wheelhouse. you can tell i ve been traveling with him a lot. this is something he cares about and thinks about on a daily basis. all of a sudden, he ll be giving a stump speech and talk about tax inversions. donald trump is familiar with the tax code and dealt with this individually and with his various business enterprises. when you are a serious candidate for president and start rolling out policy, and you are the republican front runner, that invites more scrutiny and i think that s what he s getting now and it s not every expert that s coming out, it s not even ev

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here, maria, you ve got wall street doing really well. you look at the huge run up in the dow and the s&p. record highs. isn t seeing that and partly i think it s because companies are afraid to reinvest those profits into the economy because they re worried about the next shoe to drop from washington. absolutely. how will these foreign crises affect the company calculations about the future, about what they can expect from america, is there any hope of tax reform given what s going on? no. the city is frozen. forget about maybe we ll think about it after the midterms. meanwhile, you have all these tax inversions. companies want to move out of the united states because they can save literally hundreds of millions of dollars background going to a low tax area. they re going to go and get the best deal for their stock and their employees. there s no reason when america has a hostile tax environment for corporations. this whole excuse me, i

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to change. in part, maybe because this is a guy that comes from business himself? i couldn t agree with you more, trish. one thing that one of the most important pieces of the tax plan will be how low will the corporate rain be reduced to. president trump and paul ryan are on the same page. they believe the corporate tax rate needs to go from 35% down to 15%. currently we have the highest corporate tax rate and we ve seen tax inversions the past few years of companies leaving the u.s., taking jobs and tax dollars with them. and all the money sitting overseas. you have $2 trillion overseas working for other economies instead of ours. lindsey bell, last question to you. one of the concerns the bears have these days is that interest rates move higher more quickly than some people anticipate and expect. they worry about what that will do to the overall economy combined, of course, with a stronger dollar.

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