plan benefits the top 1% so much it's not just trickle down economics, it's -- i don't know i guess if i call it something off the old dome what's no prep whatsoever i don't know. i guess i would call it trumped up trickle down economics. new this morning donald trump's taxes are back in the spotlight as the "new york times" report revealed the candidate might have been able to avoid paying federal income taxes for almost two decades. we have our eye on hurricane matthew. the category 4 storm is poised to deliver a potentially catastrophic blow to areas of the caribbean. in a shocking turn of events, colombian voters

narrowly reject the historic peace agreement that would have ended a 52-year-old civil war. ♪ good monday morning to you. it's october 3rd. i'm betty nguyen alongside alex witt. donald trump's campaign continues to wrestlingle with the bomb shell story this weekend in the "new york times" which reported that trump could have legally avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades after declaring a $916 million loss in 1995. three docents were mailed anonymously to the paper last month. t now according to the "times" their authenticity was support by the accountant who handled

trump's returns and listed on the new jersey form. trump has not publicly said what information his tax returns contain though he's said as recent as wednesday that he's paid federal income tax. his campaign said in part mr. trump has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes, sales, real estate tax, city taxes, state taxes, employee taxes and federal taxes along with very substantial charitable contributions. trump posted on saturday i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who has ever run for president and am the only one who can fix them. bernie sanders responded for hillary clinton. >> so what's your response to this story? >> response is he's a genius. >> a genius? >> absolute genius. the reality is he's a genius. i rather have a genius who understands the tax code that wants to reform it. >> no one has shown more genius in their way to maneuver around

the tax code and the genius of donald trump has been to make sure that he follows the law. >> the man is a genius. knees how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he's serving. >> well if everybody in this country was a genius we would be like mr. trump not pay any taxes. we wouldn't have a country. we have massive income in equality in this country. billionaires like donald trump are able to manipulate the tax system so that they avoid paying federal income tax. if mr. rudy giuliani thinks mr. trump is smart and all the rest of us are dumys because we believe in america, we believe in our kids, we believe in national defense, well i think they have a very distorted view of the american people and what this country is about. >> donald trump and his surrogates have been championing his restraint and gentlemanly behavior towards hillary clinton but that restraint slipped away over the weekend. at a saturday rally in

lancaster, pennsylvania where trump veered off script multiple times with eyebrow raising statements. >> she has been a disaster. but here's a woman, she's supposed to fight all of these different things and she can't make it 15 feet to her car. give me a break. give me a break. give me a break. she's home resting right now. she's getting ready for her next speech which will be about 15 minutes in two or three days. i have a great temperament. i have, in my opinion, just like one of my strongest things. i have a winning tempermen. now she's got bad tempermen. she could be crazy. she could actually be crazy. she should be in prison, let me tell you. she should be in prison.

also over the weekend donald trump backed away from his statement in the debate that he would absolutely accept the outcome of the election. we're going to have to see. we're going to see what happens. we're going to have to see. trump asked his supporters in pennsylvania to go out and look for fraud. >> you got to watch your polling booths because i hear too many stories about pennsylvania. certain areas. i hear too many bad stories. and we can't lose an election because of you know what i'm talking about. so go and vote and then go check out areas. >> hillary clinton and her campaign are working to minimize any backlash over a leaked recording of her discussing supporters of former rival bernie sanders. the hacked audio released late friday features clinton talking about those supporters during a february fundraiser in virginia. nbc news does not know the source of the reporting which was released by the free beacon but the clinton campaign said

the recording is authentic. >> some are new to politics completely. their children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. they feel that they got their education and the jobs that are available to them are not at all what they envisioned for themselves and they don't see much of the future. i met with a group of young black millennials today and one of the young woman said, you know, none of us feel like we have a job that we should have gotten out of college. and we don't believe the job market is going to give us much of a chance. so that is a mindset that's really affecting their politics. and so if you're feeling that you're consigned to, you know, being a barista or some other job that doesn't pay a lot or done have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it maybe

you could be part of a political revolution that could be appealing. we should be understanding of that and try to do the best we cannot to be, you know, a wet blanket on idealism. we want people to be idealistic, you want them to set big goals but to take what we can achieve now and try to present them as bigger goals. >> donald trump seized on the recording tweeting yesterday bernie to pull his endorsement of crooked hillary after she deceived him and attacked him and his supporters. it follows a similar message she delivered in saturday. >> hillary clinton thinks bernie supporters are hopeless and ignorant basement dwellers. then of course she thinks people who vote for and follow us are deplorable and irredeemable. i don't think so. >> now despite those efforts by trump to capitalize on the comments many including

"newsweek" are pointing out clinton was not criticizing sanders supporters but expressing sympathy for them. bernie sanders himself along with clinton's campaign manager robby mook echo that sentiment. >> if you listen to the whole skaurks very important point she made is that a lot of young people who went into debt worksd very hard to get a good education get out of school and can't find jobs commensurate with the education that they received. and there's a lot of unhappiness about young people and this is an issue that we must address. >> i really encourage everybody to listen to that full audio. the original piece that came out on it had to have the headline changed because it completely mischaracterized what she was talking about. she was talking about young people she met who were frustrated, that they graduated from college and went into an economy where they couldn't find the job they wanted. >> the atlantic's largest storm

since 2007 is set to make direct landfall later today. hurricane matthew is over the central caribbean sea as a category 4 hurricane. it's packing sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. it has taken a turn north and now on a path to strike a devastating blow to jamaica, cuba, haiti and the dominican republic. that storm has already brought massive flooding to parts of jamaica and parts of haiti could get up to 40 inches of rain. forecasters say it's too early to tell if matthew will strike the mainland of the united states. but high surf expected. florida governor rick scott are urging residents to be prepared and calling this storm catastrophic. bill karins willin us shortly with more on that. >> in stunning result that's being compared to the shock of brexit voters in colombia rejected a historic peace deal. the deal which took four years to negotiate and was widely expected to passing a landslide

failed by an extremely thin margin. 52% voting against. that's a difference of less than 57,000 votes out of 13 million. the opposition led by former president stressed that they aren't against peace but that the accord sets a bad example by sparing jail time to rebels who confessed to their crimes. more than five decades long conflict has killed 220,000 people and driven 8 million from their homes. following last week's presidential debate donald trump insisted something was wrong with his microphone. the commission on presidential debates acknowledging it was in fact faulty. the commission said trump's mike had issues that affected the sound level in the debate hall. in a recent interview with the "new york times" trump discussed the second presidential debate coming up on sunday. according to the "times" trump said did not think he needed to.

any shortcomings was because of the microphone which he spent dealing with. he brought up the microphone issues at a rally in pennsylvania over the weekend. >> i go to mikes all the time. they are working. here the commissioner of presidential debates, big fancy name and they give me a bum mike. i got to scream into the mike. i got friends in the audience and they keep going on. what's going on. they gave me a bum mike. so how many people in this room think that maybe that was done on purpose? >> well we have more news of the day. good morning, louis. what your following. kim kardashian was in paris for fashion week when she was robbed at gunpoint. she was inside her hotel room when she was held up by armed and masked men dressed as police officers. several million dollars worth of jewelry were stolen according to

unconfirmed french media reports. kanye west heard the news last night when he abruptly ended his concert. ♪ >> i'm sorry. i have a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> reporter: a rep for kardashian reports kim was shaken up but unharmed. a 6-year-old who was shot in south carolina school play dwround last week has died. jacob hall was critically wounded at wednesday when authorities say a 14-year-old opened fire. another student and teacher were injured in the shooting but later released from the hospital. the 14-year-old suspect is accused of killing his father and has been charged as a juvenile with murder and three counts of attempted murder. authorities say once an autopsy is complete the sheriff's office will meet with prosecutors to consider upgrading the charges.

and dozens of people are dead in ethiopia after a stampede took place during religious festivals. according to a witness an anti-government protest broke out at an event and police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators. the regional government has confirmed the death toll to be 52. and finally police in washington, d.c. are looking for the person who vandalized the new trump international hotel. parts have been boarded up after somebody spray painted black lives matter and no justice no peace on the entrance. the hotel opened on september 12th. >> that's the hotel on pennsylvania avenue. donald trump said he'll get to pennsylvania avenue either way. we're following the latest on last week's deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey. and matthew's track towards the caribbean. those stories and more when we

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welcome back, everyone. investigators in the deadly train crash in hoboken, new jersey are facing new hurdles as they work to figure out what went wrong. the data recorder recovered from the locomotive that crashed last week is not working. they say the other record he along with its front camera remained on train because it's unreachable due to the damage to the hoboken platform. the train's engineer told them he does not remember the deadly crash. thomas gallagher told investigators while he had no memory of the accident he did remember the train was traveling at 10 miles per hour as it pulled into the station. nbc news has learned that months before the deadly crash that killed one woman and injured more than 100 the new jersey transit had been probed over safety concerns. federal regulators planned to make ng transit addressed safety

issues. a check of the weather outside with meteorologist bill karins. we've been talking about hurricane matthew turning into a monster storm. >> this storm at one point was a category 5. it lingered forever over the weekend out in the caribbean. making its way to the north. we have concern for the southeast coastline of the united states. so here's where it currently is. still see a well defined eye. it's dropped off a little bit in intensity. still a category 4. probably a 2 or 3 over the next couple of days. it will thread the needle during the day. here's jamaica right here and this is areas of southwestern portions of haiti. it will go right in between and head up to eastern cuba. actual landfall will not be in jamaica. most likely not in areas of haiti. now as far as the forecast goes and the forecast path what we're watching this is just up dated

data from the national hurricane center. one thing you notice they do take it as a category 2 or 3 hurricane over the entire life of the storm even through the bahama, even just off the southeast coast. we call at any time cone of uncertainty this area here. that's typically the forecast area. it can be as much as 200 to 250 miles and that's how they determine this cone and it does now include areas from extreme northeast florida, much of south carolina coastline all of the south carolina coastline and most of eastern north carolina now. overnight some of our models shifted a little bit closer towards the southeast coastline and that's why she shifted the cone. most models have it remaining just off the coast. no matter what come as we go through thursday and friday huge waves, beach erosion, minor coastal flooding problems. if we're going to get direct landfall still to be determined. the biggest problems today in the caribbean. all the flooding and heavy rain

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this man is clearly unfit to be commander-in-chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> started the birther movement. >> you did >> he says climate change is a hoax invented by china. >> it's pronounced gina. >> he hasn't released his tax returns which means eritrea he's not that rich. >> wrong. >> or not that charitable. >> wrong. >> or never paid taxes in his life. >> wronger. >> donald trump's first debate

and then his feud with the former miss universe and then revelations of his taxes which cuts into his argument about being a good businessman. attacks on both campaigns have been turning up with talks of infidelity, sex tamgs and accusation one of the nominees starred in an adult film. kim kardashian west robbed at gunpoint while in paris approximately we'll have the latest. good morning, everybody. it's monday, october 3rd. welcome. i'm betty nguyen alongside alex witt and louis bergdorf. donald trump's surrogates are championing his restraint against hillary clinton but that restraint slipped away over the weekend at a saturday night

rally in lancaster, pennsylvania where trump veered off script multiple times with eyebrow raising statements. >> here's a woman that has given barack obama such bad advice that it guarantee you if he had the choice to do all over again, go back years, he would have never picked her as secretary of state. she's been a disaster. everything she's done has been bad. it's ended in huge financial loss and death. and i mean death on both sides. death on bolt sides. she has been a detester. here's the woman, she's supposed to fight all of these different things. and she can't make it 15 feet to her car. give me a break. give me a break. give me a break. she's home resting right now. she's getting ready for her next

speech which will be about 15 minutes and in two or three days. i have a great temperament. i have in my opinion, it's like one of my strongest things. i have a winning temperament. now she's got bad temperament. she could be crazy. she actually could be crazy. she should be in prison. let me tell you. she should be in prison. hillary clinton's only loyalty is to her financial contributors and to herself. i don't even think she's loyal to bill you want to know the truth. and, really, folks, really, why should she be,ing right? why should she be. >> donald trump's campaign continues to wrestle with the bomb shell story in the "new york times" which reported that trump could have legally avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades after declaring a $916

million loss back in 1995. three documents were mailed anonymously to the newspaper last month. the first pages of a new york state resident income tax return as well as new jersey and connecticut nonresident tax returns. according to the "times" their authenticity was support by the accountant who handled trump's returns and is listed on the new jersey form. trump has not publicly said what information his tax returns contain though he said as recently as wednesday that he has paid federal income tax. his campaign said in part mr. trump has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes, sales and excise tax, real estate tax, city taxes, state taxes, employee taxes along with very substantial charitable contributions. trump himself posted on twitter on saturday i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who has ever run for president and am the only one who can fix them adding the #failingass nytimes.

bernie sanders responded for hillary clinton. >> a lot of people who are poor take advantage of loopholes and pay no tax. also no matter who you are, if you have a $30 operating loss you can carry it forward to the next year. poor people do take advantage of that also. >> what's your response to this story? >> my response is he's a genius. >> a genius? >> absolute genius. the reality is he's a genius. i rather have a genius who understands the tax code that wants to reform it. >> there's no one that showed more genius in their way to maneuver the tax code and the genius of donald trump is to make sure he follows the law. >> knows how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he's serving. >> well fv in this country was a genius we wouldn't like mr. trump not pay any taxes we would not have a country. we have massive income and wealth inequality in this country today. rich are getting richer, everybody else is getting poorer

yet billionaires like donald trump are able to manipulate the tax system so that they avoid paying federal income tax. if mr. rudy giuliani thinks mr. trump is smart and all the rest of us are dummies because we believe in america, we believe in our kids, we believe in national defense, well i think they have a very distorted view of the american people and what this country is about. >> hillary clinton and her campaign are working to minimize any backlash over a leaked recording of her discussing supporters of former rival bernie sanders. the hacked audio released late friday features clinton talking about those supporters during a february fundraiser in virginia. now nbc news does not know the source of the recording which was released by the free beacon but the clinton campaign has said the recording is authentic. >> some are new to politics completely. they're children of the great recession. and they are living in their parents' basement. they feel they got their education and the jobs that are

available to them are not at all what they envisioned for themselves. and they don't see much of their future. i met with a group of black millennials today and one of the young women said none of us feel that we have the job that we should have gotten out of college. and we don't believe the job market is going to give us much of a chance. that's a mindset that's really affecting their politics. so if you're feeling that you're consigned to, you know, being a barista or, you know, some other job that doesn't pay a lot or doesn't have much of a ladder of opportunity attached to it, then the idea of it just maybe could you be part of a political revolution that's pretty appealing. we should all really be understanding of that and should try to do the best we can. not to be, you know, a wet blanket on idealism. you want people to be idealistic. you want them to set big goals but to take what we can achieve

now and try to present them as bigger goals. >> donald trump tweeted yesterday bernie should pull his endorsement of crooked hillary after she deceived him and attacked him and his supporters. follows a similar message dirchds on saturday at a ralin pennsylvania. >> hillary clinton think bernie sanders's supporters are hopeless and ignorant basement dwellers. then of course she thinks people who vote for and follow us are deplorable and irredeemable. i don't think so. >> despite those efforts by trump to capitalize on the comments many including "newsweek" are pointing out clinton was not actually criticizing sanders supporters but expressing sympathy for them. bernie sanders himself along with clinton's campaign manager robby mook echoed that sentiment. >> if you listen to the whole discussion that she had. a very important point that she made is that a lot of young

people who went into debt worked very hard to get a good education get out of school and can't find jobs commensurate with the education that they received and there's a lot of unhappiness by young people and this is an issue we must address. >> i really encourage everybody to listen to that full audio. the original piece that came out on it had to that have headline changed because it completely mischaracterized what she was talking about. she was talk about young people she met who were frustrated that they graduated from college and went into an economy where they couldn't find the job they wanted. >> the clinton campaign is also bracing for more leaks this week that could be damaging. trump supporter and former campaign advice roger stone tweeted yesterday, wednesday hillary clinton is do done #wikileaks. nbc news has learned wikileaks founder julian assange will appear via video loink atink at

german conference. wikileaks released some 20,000 emails from dnc staffers that led to the resignation of chairwoman debbie wasserman-schultz. julian assange teased he'll release enough documents to get hillary clinton arrested. >> hillary clinton criticized donald trump's early morning twitter tirade against miss universe alicia machado. >> really, who gets up at 3:00 in the morning to engaging a twitter attack? against a former miss universe. i mean he hurled as many insults as he could. really. why does he do things like that? i mean his latest twitter is

unhinged even for him. it proves yet again that he's temperamentally unfit to be president and commander-in-chief. >> trump took to twitter once again to respond to the attack writing for those few people knocking me for tweeting at 3:00 in the morning at least you know i'll be there awake to answer the call. yet surrogates for the trump campaign questioned the wisdom of trump's latest twitter rant. >> he's got to become much more splind. for a while there i thought he had turned a corner. this last week i think has been frankly a lost week, a week which has hurt him, which has shaken his own supporters. and, you can't tweet at 3:00 in the morning. period. there's no excuse ever. not if you're going to be president of the united states. >> every single day since then i'm asking was that smart? >> i can't tell you whether it was smart or not. she was the one who introduced

it. buzz feed reports trump made an appearance in a playboy film from 2000 that it said had object frand an online adult video store. the report comes on the heels trump claiming earlier that machado appeared in a sex tape. trump's role is benign and centers around a fully clothed trump breaking a bottle of champagne in a limo. a hillary clinton spokesperson weighed in said there's been talk about sex tapes and in strange turn events only one adult film has emerged and its star is donald trump. now let's take a look how last week changed the race. a new national poll from fox news shows a six point swing in clinton's direction, 49% to 44% for donald trump. in a four way match-up trump is within the margin of error trailing clinton of three poi s

points. also 61% of respondents said clinton won the debate while 21% said trump. as "the washington post" and abc news poll has 53% calling clinton the winner and 18% picking trump. that poll also shows a slight uptick in clinton's favorability rating and trump saw a five point drop. "albuquerque journal" finds clinton at 35%, trump at 31 and former governor gary johnson pulling 24% of the vote in his home state. this as the "chicago tribune" sborsd the libertarian ticket as socially tolerant but fiscally responsible. let's turn to business where british prime minister teresa may said the uk will be set to leave the european union by the summer of 2019. what does this mean for the future of britain's economy? >> reporter: well, the answer to that question remains open because a lot of people were waste forge this process to get

under way, the triggering of article 50 which legally allows the uk to leave the eu. teresa may the uk prime minister gave an indication that would happen no later than march of 2017 and then two years, actual separation will happen by 2019. what it means for the economy will hinge on whether or not they maintain access to the single market. that's a big issue when we talk about trade. look for any additional clarity on that one. but we're looking at sterling dropping nearly a three year low against the euro. that supports uk exporters. that's why we're seeing the uk stock market moving higher. another big story we continue to watch surroundeds deutsche bank. deutsche bank executives will be coming from germany to the u.s. within a matter of days and are scrambling to reach a settlement for selling mortgage backed securities in the u.s. they could pay up to $14 billion to the department of justice

have put this stock under significant pressure. there was hope the settlement would be closer to $5.4 billion but that has yet to be confirmed. continue to watch this one today. >> we'll see how the deutsche bank situation plays out. still ahead hurricane warnings are our in effect for jamaica, cuba and the bahamas. ahead of what's expected to be the strongest hurricane in the atlantic in a decade. bill karins is tracking that storm for us. plus the breaking news overnight from paris p.m. kim kardashian robbed at gunpoint forcing her husband to end his concert early. we'll have the latest. my name is barbara and i make dog chow natural.

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in her hotel room when she was approached by men dressed as police officers. several million dollars of jewelry were stolen. kanye west heard news on stage last night when he abrupt lie ended his concert. we have some footage of that moment. ♪ >> sorry. family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> he was out there was. a rep for kardashian said kim was badly shaken but physically unharmed from that incident. some reports say one of the items stolen was a $4 million ring. beside things stolen imagine being a scary scenario like that. let's get a check of the weather. meteorologist bill karins is following what is going on with hurricane matthew out there and this is really frightening for a

lot of folks facing it. >> for areas of the world that don't want to deal with the tragedy like this, the harsh conditions of extreme flooding and the aftermath of the storm and that's what we're dealing with especially in haiti and areas of eastern cuba. biggest concern in the next 48 hours is a ton of rain up to three feet of rain going into haiti. this is a powerful storm. still a category 4. winds are compacted around this little circle and miss jamaica. don't expect a lot of destruction in jamaica. worse is some flooding problems. the extreme weather should be here in areas of haiti and then areas of cuba and then as we go into the extended forecast into areas of the bahamas. here's the forecast path. tuesday at 2:00 a.m., 130 mile-per-hour winds. from the north here landfall some time around tuesday around 2:00 p.m. then from there there's a lot of forecast questions. the models are in agreement taking this up to landfall in cuba and extended forecast, this is the new one just out from the

hurricane center takes it through the bahamas, very close to faux saw and then notice the cone goes all through the southeast at this time, a lot of our computer models are very close call here especially in areas of north carolina. that would be thursday into friday. so, again, we haven't ruled out even florida at this point. still three to four days where it will be closest to areas of east coast of florida. >> a lot of area there. okay. >> keep an eye on that one. let's get a check on the stories we're not covering. let's start with politics. lebron james just endorsed hillary clinton for president. p. diddy has come out in favor of donald trump's style. saying the republican nominee gifted him a tie and he wears it. as for voting for him he said he's not quite there yet. lady gaga says she plans to debut her new album by touring dive bars. we don't have time for either of those stories. when we come back we'll gate live report on what's called

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in a stunning result that's being compared to the shock of brexit, voters in colombia rejaektd historic peace deal with the revolutionary armed forces of colombia known as farc. this deal which took four years to negotiate and was widely expected to pass in a landslide failed by the slimmest of margins. joining us from london is our correspondent. shock is the word to describe

this. >> reporter: absolutely, alex. shock turn of events and a humiliating defeat for the colombia president. look, alex, it's hard to overstate the significance of this peace accord. we're talking about finally bringing to an the end longest running conflict in the americas one that's killed a quarter of a million people. the farc rebels fight the government for half a century they finally agreed to lay down their weapons and sign the peace deal last monday in a very public ceremony. secretary of state john kerry was in attendance. polls were predicting the referendum would pass. the guerillas are unpopular and voters were upset by provisions to allow the rebels avoid prison. this is a major setback. but president santos said the bilateral cease-fire would continue despite that referendum result and the farc commander

said the group has no intention of going back to war. there was a bloody 52 year long conflict. moving forward is absolutely not going to be easy. >> we should say 53-year-old colombian president staked his reputation and his administration on that. thank you so much. when we come back we'll get a check on the stories on the day ahead. using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink now that i work there, i value cadothe food even more.s. i feed it to yoshi because there are no artificial colors, preservatives and it's made with real chicken.

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so before we toss it over to "morning joe" let's get a check on the stories you'll be hearing out. attorney general loretta lynch is set to announce grants from the department of justice to help police departments hire new officer. she will unveil the $119 million in dallas today during the beginning of national community policing week and the money is expected to help create more than 900 positions. the supreme court will kick off its fall term today. the court is still short one justice. take on topics including whether a transgender boy may use the boys restroom and whether a colorado baker may refuse to serve a same-sex couple. donald trump will hold two separate rallies in colorado. hillary clinton will give an economic speech in ohio before

ataeng voter registration event in that state. trump's running mate mike pence will attend a rally in virginia. that does it for us on it f monday. "morning joe" starts right now. >> this man is clearly unfit to be commander in chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started the birther movement. >> you did. >> he says climate change is a hoax invented by china. it's pronounced jina. >> he hasn't released his tax returns which means he's either not that rich. >> wrong. >> not that charitable. >> wrong. >> or not paid taxes in thhis life. >> warmer. >> amazing. great writing. >> i'm going to have to go with the