charles: my next guest says it s time to get cutting taxes. a top republican and others in his party want to wipe out the tails tax on a range of everyday items to give consumers a break. republicans will barclay is now with us. will, thanks for joining us. i love the idea. everyone watching loves the idea. so where is the opposition from this coming from? well, not surprised by the democratic majorities and probably from the governor. we hear a lot of what can states do about inflation. here s an easy solution that will get money back in the pockets of hard working new yorkers. my office came up with a stat. we found out that because of this inflation, it s causing a family of four about $500 more a month.
we want and there s no adverse consequences to it. that s baloney. you can t do that in your family and in your business and you can t do it as a country and you can t do it in the united states of america where we re the reserve currency of the world. the debt in 2008 was like $10 trillion. today it s $29. close to 29 trillion. relatively short period of time we have gone way up on the debt limit. charles: at least 50 u.s. cities are doing universal basic income. a lot of them using excess covid funds. it s free money. you give people money without any sort of demands that they look for work. they say that will kuhl our ales. here s what i m concerned about. the while house is making it clear. they re going after corporate america. they re blaming them for this. they re saying they re gouging, using, extorting. they ve used harsh language.