benefits. we got it into for the tax reasons. they may call themselves farmers but they sound like accountants. cauv. they are valued for their fleece. excellent grade fleece. selling fleece doesn t explain the growth in alpaca raising. 25 years ago there were 150 in america. now there are 150,000. she has a pedigree that is solid. at alpaca auctions prices have gotten high. [ petering ] this is not necessarily a good thing. this llama may not like me talking this. economists at california davis warn the industry is a bubble. government is good at creating bubbles.
benefits. we got it into for the tax reasons. they may call themselves farmers but they sound like accountants. cauv. they are valued for their fleece. excellent grade fleece. selling fleece doesn t explain the growth in alpaca raising. 25 years ago there were 150 in america. now there are 150,000. she has a pedigree that is solid. at alpaca auctions prices have gotten high. [ petering ] this is not necessarily a good thing. this llama may not like me talking this. economists at california davis warn the industry is a bubble. government is good at creating
negotiate with hostage takers unless the hostage gets harmed. then people will question the wisdom of that strategy. in this case, the hostage was the american people and i was not willing to see them get harmed. here is the thing. first of all, i know you have to complain about that if you are eric cantor. that is his job. that didn t affect me at all. this could have been done on january 29th, 2009. there was no reason to let this go to the tail end. they could have made the tax reasons he campaigned for president saying it was unconscionable to extend the bush tax cuts. they could have done the package the president wanted in 2001.
our cashin in crew this week wayne rogers, jonathan hoening, jonas max ferris, with tracy byrnes, john layfield and steve laser. welcome to everybody. wayne, steve is a friend of yours. is he right about this? he is one of the brightest guys there is in the gambling business. in doubt about that. he spends more, for example, on training his employees than any other hotel in las vegas. he s talking about moving to mccall for tax reasons and i think he s right in the sense if he sees an administration that is burdening his industry and they re going to do it and you talk about people driving jobs overseas, that is exactly what is going to happen when people do this. high taxes for anything is going to destroy and not be competitive. cheryl: great example. small businesses. if you file as l c you will pay higher taxes next year. another reason to leave the country. i agree that steve wynn is
i m talking about just tax, our tax rates going up. end of the year, the bush tax cuts expire and capital gains tax rates go up to 20% from 15%, and the dividend taxes, you talk about income taxes if nothing is done about it. why wouldn t you? and he says it wasn t for tax reasons, why wouldn t you try and lock in those gains at a lower rate? well, i m not dissing the fact that saverin appears to be an ungrateful s-o-b. but charles, your point before you do the wham bam, thank you ma am. what worries me, we should look at why we see this a lot. why we see a lot of successful people either leaving this country, or in the case of businesses keeping their cash off shore, far from this country. we know the tax implications, but we also hear from others who say the rules, regulations pain in the ass and all that, and i was in switzerland not