agencies, to state agencies and then indian tribes, and last resort used as homeless shelters before they are put on the market. that pretty much explains it. alisyn: or does it, doug? 3 to $8 billion a year could be saved for taxpayers if this 1987 legislation that you re talking about were, i don t know, undone, rewritten. is there anything that can be done? reporter: several bills to ex-pa died the expedite to sale of all excess properties died in the last congress. another bill was resurrected in this year s congress in the paul ryan budget. the senate as you know voted the paul ryan budget down. government oversight reform committee passed a bill, i spoke to eleanor holmes norton about this, she seems this is confident that will pass in the senate as well and will be reconciled and will make it into law. perhaps some of those buildings will be let go finally, alisyn. alisyn: that would be nice. doug mckelway, thanks. reporter: okay. alisyn: to figure out your taxpayer share
foxnews.com, find the tark it s called all your money, you can click on that, then go into our calculator function for all the topics that william has been covering out there, the topics online when it comes to taxpayer dollars, the federal fund subsidies, that total $15 billion, you can find out what your share is per household by just scrolling down but the gross annual income. so for example, if your household makes between, say, 50-$100,000, you can insert that number, then scroll down to relative tax burden to the area that says your taxpayer share, and for this particular program, you can see that the fund subsidies will cost your household almost $68, 67.82, and you can tut in different amounts depending upon your household s share. also, you can vote, do you approve of it, yes, no, or maybe. right now, our tax calculator, scwhrien, foxnews.com, ready for you now. alisyn: we want to get back to our top story and that is
and, for a real dollar figure, you can figure out your taxpayer share is $53 for every household making between 50 and $100,000 a year. do you like it? do you approve of the program? yes, no, maybe? just below that. you can check that out now at foxnews.com. arthel. arthel: a good tool, thank you. defense secretary robert gates says enforcing a no-fly zone may not be doable but senator john mccain is not buying that. we are spending over a half we are spending $500 billion not counting iraq and afghanistan on our nation s defense. don t tell me we can t do a no-fly zone over tripoli. arthel: will america soon get a lot more involved in libya? to go heart healthy for. who s your someone? campbell s healthy request can help. low cholesterol, zero grams trans fat, and a healthy level of sodium. it s amazing what soup can do.
deal. the uaw comes out smelling like a rose. they have $4 billion for a zero dollar investment in china, saudi arabia and friends of the obama administration will make money because they were able to buy into the ipo before it went public. the taxpayer foot the bill. taxpayer ends up getting hurt. if i were to ask you can i borrow $100, would would you do? here is your investment. here is what you get back. $25 back. that s what the taxpayer just did. we gave gm $100. they gave us $25 and everyone is saying it s a big success. shannon: are you concerned got foreign investment. the fact that there is such a huge taxpayer share of this. but now 80s floods back outs that china and others are buying
your taxpayer share $3.91. [ laughter ] i m positive that s wrong. maybe i put a decimal point in the wrong place. [ laughter ] oh, it is right. the wars are cheap, clearly. $3.91? [ laughter ] start some more wars! the producers want me to do you approve of the earmark allocations? let s just dolts. no, we hate them. everybody hates them. the ipad is a hot new item. one guy who is picking one up for his boss leonard learned that the hard way. surveillance cameras caught this guy following this guy, ripping the purchase from his hand, taking part of his pinkie off. look up here. you get something wrapped around there, shhh, nasty.