oh, okay, on wednesday pro public publish a story which include a years of private tax return information on some of the nation's wealthiest individual. i'm talking about people like jeff pays those michael bloomberg. warren buffett. the line must. the piece showed that these top earners paid virtually no federal income tax and they did it legally. now, whoever gave this confidential information to pro public and most likely did so illegally. and the us attorney general says the justice department will make finding that person or persons priority number one. let's welcome in the political panel to discuss we have robert patillo talk radio hosts and civil rights attorney and a j swinson, new journeys chief of staff. welcome to both of you. glad to see you. ok. this is one heck of a breach, robert. i mean, isn't it? this is like the mother lode. absolutely, and i think you've confirmed what most americans believed, which is that the richard people in this country do not contribute to the funding

of our government takes only just bees also was flying into outer space. next month on his blue origin spacecraft, he paid an effective rate of under 3 percent. so a lot of the ones on musket space companies face exit, doing regular flights to the space station and carrying with 3 crew dragon and the cargo dragon making very regular trip. they're watching space about once a week. he's paying almost nothing and federal income tax. the reason those tortured michigan is the one month to what are $2900000000.00 contracting make lunar starship to be the lander for the arguments program. so he's getting to $3000000000.00 for your money and pay no jump. being those $2000000000.00 for will or. busy do, and he's paying on taxes either, but a j, we should point out, and as i did that, this is done legally. i mean, this is done legally not, they're not illegal, they're not bad people for doing it. i mean, i don't know many people who write a check to pay extra tax when everybody has that right to do that if they wanted to

. so what's your take on, on what's going on here with this leak a j. oh, the reality. yeah, that is true, the middle class is paying a higher tax rate, then you could say the top is the same time what they're talking about is overall well, so if bill gates, by land, if you buy anything that has value that adds to his wealth, even if you look at progressive tax plans like elizabeth warren, she would charge people tax people a certain amount, 2 to 3 percent if they make over a $1000000.00. so what would that add to the federal budget? $200000.00. so even the progress of plan is not really asking them to pay much more. i'm not again taxing richer people higher, but i don't think that it's going to cover the wishlist the less has as far as no way, for example, by fracture. bill no, you can't tax

a wealthiest people in this country. 100 percent. it's been done. it's been, i mean, it's been studied and it's been proven and it won't make a dent in some of these program proposals that the left wants. now the wall street journal editorial board, they have a theory as to why this was done. why now it was done to help says the editorial, the biden administration, and the democrats further the tax, the rich agenda. robert, again, whoever did this, it does seem well time, because this is coming up right now before the congress. well, let's understand the impact of this right now on the infrastructure building crucially needed infrastructure bill where we have a lead in water pipes in this country. they've been around since the 19th century. they need to be repaired. roles and bridges have scored the across the board and we need to be transitioning to an electric economy and to green energy. what republicans are things they don't want to attack these major corporations at 15 or 25 percent on capital gain, which is

a ridiculous conversation. and what comments suggest that we pay for? by taking money back from unemployed people who lost their jobs? during coven, those simply issue a value for this country getting value infrastructure, do value building free to intervene value helping them in class? or do you want to have more testing for millionaires? building their school already don't pay any pets at all. republicans show that they have no interest in helping them middle class is only about making sure millionaire and building their pe absolutely no tests at all while still reaping the benefits of billions of hours of government. ok, well a j. of course i'll, i'll disagree with what robert had to say. the democrats don't want an infrastructure bill. they've redefined infrastructure and they put in everything under the sun and of called it infrastructure. so, but what about the timing of the, of the person who apparently broke the law to give this to the paper. now, do you believe that it's an accidental, the timing or no accident at all?

well, i think it does when politically motivated pro publicly put out a statement saying that, you know, they think it's in the public interest and ok, if you think stealing information is in the public interest and that meets your journalistic standards. that's bad. but that's the state of the media today. there were a lot of talking points that were just dropped. and i do want to address that for a while. republicans wholeheartedly want to fix the infrastructure. but democrats are throwing in all their other wishlist, including different aspects of raising health care workers, fit pe, elder care, all these different things that don't have to do with what he actually mention. road bridges lead and pipes, things that have to actually do with energy and infrastructure. so they're gonna stand still there for that reason. and i, like i said, it's not necessarily a negative thing to maybe bay should we look at some of these deduction? keep in mind that democrats in 2019 that took away the salt cap,

which caused democrats in states with high packers to actually not be able to duck so much from their taxes. it was democrats that deduction away. so democrats are so for taxing the rich. so why did they jump back preventing state from taxing rich. yeah, well good, very good questions and good point. so i want to move on to, to mayoral elections in the state of texas. i could say a lot about not only the mid terms in that state, but across the country. republicans, $12.00 key elections, one in macallan, texas, which is 85 percent hispanic. and it's consistent with the problems that joe biden had with the hispanic vote in parts of texas. so what does this mean as we headed 220222024. robert. it means absolutely about being a republican one. to meryl the legend in a traditionally red state of texas, and they're celebrating that. i'm not quite sure what the state of the republican

party, but let's understand something president biden's approval ratings are over 60 percent right now. we're seeing the success. busy of the american rescue plan and they're able to pass the infrastructure deal because we've seen republicans have no interest in doing so. so they may have to do so through reconciliation. they've already agreed to reduce the price tag from $2.00 trillion down to $1.00 trillion, cuts out, much of the, the quote unquote, non infrastructure spending, the whole can complained about. and so i gotta, i gotta, i gotta, i gotta cut it short. i want to get a g and hear a j. to me. this does speak volumes. we've heard nothing but that from the left. except we're going to turn texas from from red to blue, and that is happening 32nd thing back. i think to overlook this would be a crime. honestly, the democratic party needs to look at what they're passing right now. there's a crisis at the border that com la continued to miss handle. she continued to lie. she continued not to visit the people there are on the border,

are inspect the advisors, and that's going to cost them the upcoming election. i couldn't agree more. i couldn't agree with him or robert patillo and, and of course a j. swenton. thank you both very much appreciate coming on. thank. thank you. all right folks, what if your employer instituted a policy that said, if you want to keep your job, you have to get the cobra the vaccine. would you get it? would you dare him to fire you or would you do what nurses at eustace medical hospital have done? they are taking the case to court with us now is our t america's own ben. swanny is a host of boom bus. spend great to see sir. first, let me say i did receive my 2 doses of the vaccine. no one force me. your threatened me, my son did actually. so i did it. but to me, the most interesting part of this story been is that these are nurses and medical personnel who are saying, we don't know enough about these vaccines, we don't trust it. so i'm not going to take it. and it's been happening at various

medical facilities around the united states just at this one, hospital and use. and so i mean that should be an eye opener. yeah, it should be. so just to be clear here and hear me when i say this, no employer has the right to force you to get any of these cobra 1900 vaccines. they do not have that, right. i'll explain why in a 2nd. but let me just set this up. so a 117 of the employees at this houston hospital. nurses and staff have filed a lawsuit basically saying they've been told that if they do not get back to me by june 7th, they were going to be terminated. they were out of a job. so they filed a lawsuit saying, you can't force us to take this vaccine by the way, maryland and there 60 hospitals that are represented under the, the maryland hospital association is now requiring all of their nurses and employees as well as in the dc area. they're requiring the so it is happening across the country. now here's the sticking point is that an employer does not have the right to force you to get vaccinated because with these vaccines, because they were issued under an emergency use authorization, and e, u,

a emergency use authorization is what the f b a gave promot turner for 5 year for johnson and johnson, in order to have these vaccines out, the law is very clear about this health and human services. essentially said, when this was done, that you cannot be forced, you cannot be compelled to take these vaccines because they have not been study that has been said by helping human services. doctor cohen, at health and human services, testified before congress. october 22nd of 2020 and said in that testimony, no one will be forced to take these, including hospitals and organizations cannot mandate it because it was issued under an e. u. a very important distinction. because steve, as you know, so many of the folks who make the claim that, oh yeah, employers can do this. they're citing the supreme court ruling from 19 o 5 that says that the army can force soldiers to get vaccinated. that has no bearing on the ways which 1st came into place in 2004. while i'm anxious to see,

i'm not doubting your word, i'm anxious to see the outcome of they are their fleet to the court to stop what's going on there at the used hospital. what about the argument legal basis or not that in the case of health care workers, they owe it to the patients that they treat to have the shot. well, i would disagree with that for a couple of reasons. for one thing, there's a lot of things we don't know about these vaccines, and that's the argument that's made here in the lawsuit. so the lawsuit, but nurses are saying this, they're saying we're not guinea pigs. right. and so you can't force us to take this vaccination, we're not saying we won't get it in the future. we're saying we don't know what the effects will be. so until it study we want to reserve the right to not take it legally. they have a point there, and by the way, i believe this will probably go to the supreme court. it needs to go to the supreme court because there is a huge distinction here between an emergency use authorization, meaning we don't know what's in the vaccine or we don't know the effects it'll have versus something the f, the as approved. but to your point about being a nurse,

the bottom line is, if phil's nurses have had coven in the past, based on what we know now, we know that the antibodies you get from actually contracting cobit according to multiple reports now and studies last longer. last a lifetime and are more effective than getting the vaccine. so why are these hospitals giving antibody test and nurses to the employees to determine whether or not they have that instead of brushing straight to the vaccine? all right, so now these nurses and i agree with you, i mean i would love to see this go to the supreme corporate will take a long time. so to, to what i was going to just address you, these nurses have been suspended for 2 weeks. and if they don't get the shot they, their employer says they'll be fired. i mean, they may be reinstated down the line. if this goes right, supreme court, even expedited, it would take a long while. so you know what happens to the workers and, and again, this is all over the country at medical facilities and i wish the media would make the public aware of this. they're not, but that's another issue. go ahead. that's right,

they're not. and you're right. here's what i think of the answer to it, is that if you are an especially a nurse and you're being told this one, if you, if it goes against your conscience in your believes to be vaccinated, then don't do it. and instead, there are sure the nursing shortage is all over the country. there are hospitals in states where they won't try to compel you or in certain states where they're not allowing you to be compelled states like florida where run this dentist. yes, find a bill saying you cannot force it, go there. and instead, what i love to see maryland in dc and in houston in every place where this is being mandated, walk out and take your abilities, services, talents, take it someplace for their respective route. and you know, who's going to suffer from, from all this, the patients that need help in great to see you, sir. thank you very much for being with us. thank you. all right, folks. on the other side of the break, we're going to take a look at the new private sector space race and what we're going to see in the

field in the near future. it's getting pretty fascinating say where you are the me is who's ah, the, the, the, the, the driven by dreamer shaped by those with the in

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. look at this. the stadium is really taking shape. you can see the bowl and most of the stands now, when we were here a little bit over a year ago, at the same construction site, it was just a foundation and a few metal structures. so it seems that time why this idea to use shipping containers as building blocks has definitely paid off. i mean, they're easy to assemble and easy to dismantle, just like plain lego the, for the 1st time in a world history, the stadium will be billed from shipping containers. and what's more, it will be completely dismantled after the tournament. the ah, you know, when i was a kid folks, the space flights were named apollo as an apollo 11, which was the 1st mission to land people on the moon. for

a program in bio neal armstrong's iconic 1st words spoken on the surface of the moon, july 20th 1969. as the u. s. won the race to put men on the moon. today we're in a completely different world, so to speak. when it comes to the space race, joining me now is filmmakers steven barber of vanilla fire dot com. steven, great to see you. great to talk with you. thanks for coming on. your all about apollo. you built the crew monument of apollo 11 for the 50th anniversary, the moon landing you made the movie, we must be bold about the building of that monument. and i knew you were involved with monuments of other apollo missions. you did 11 and 13. what are you working on now and if people want to get involved with that and help, how can they? yeah, thanks very much. the, the i was really fortunate. i was able to vision the crew monument for apollo 11,

which is not at the kennedy space center. and then we just finished the bailing with the power 13. and i got to work with both all my colleagues that we just lot, and captain jim level. so is my honor working with the london sculptors out of love when colorado, america's greatest sculptors. what i'm working on now is what i found out to be with my journey there are 0. let me repeat that 0. mind you with any women from nasa. and there's been 65 women that afloat space and thousands that have worked at nasa. so i've been able to vision the dr. sally right 1st american woman and space monument. i've raised half the money for that about a $100000.00. we've got out of the bank, i need another 150. and we've got a location at the cradle of aviation. and long island, we literally just like that in today. so the timing is good and i'm working out the hidden figures. 9, the 1st female nasa mathematic, the african american monument in the history of nasa, because there is just about 0 diversity at nasa as well when it comes to celebrating these great americans that have gone into space. so i'm pretty excited

about where we're heading. fantastic, congratulations. on all that you're wearing the nasa shirt. you mentioned nasa. and my next question is what happened to nasa? as we used to know what i mean, you pick a space flights from this country and mission control and the see them all and you hear them talking was running the space program today. i mean, is there still a nasa? but they are partnering with, with outside entities. correct? well, you know, nasa is still now doing incredible things. i mean, watching this helicopter fly around on mars and the fact that we can get them. i mean, it's really quite stunning, but they all think lost their patriotism. i've lost their vision as far as you know . now that was started with jeff k. give that, that incredible speech at rice university back in 1900. 61 thing that we're going to put a man on the moon and return him safely. 3rd, in this decade i, you know, everybody started beating there just, you know, every american was excited. every american was involved. and that way, after

a couple of statewide, you know, by apollo 13, you know, people kind of not watching. so i think this is kind of interesting that nap has gone commercial. i think it has an opportunity to save nasa as far as what people thought nasa used to be. but it's certainly not what it was 6070 years ago because we were, we were raising the russians and it was the big geo political organization at the time. but i still think it's just an incredible organization. it just, you know, on believable ward. i love math. so what do you make of the reported race to space now between 2 of the private entities, commercial entities as you put in verger galactic founder, richard branson and blue origin and amazon by the way, founder jeff bates so. so, i mean, the fact that they're having a rivalry, whether it's real or just made up by the media, i guess is a good thing for, for public interest. but you know, what's your take on,

on what the space program really has become, which is this kind of thing. well, i'll give you 50 bucks. if jeff gets on the rocket. i think it is a big, i think it is a big p r campaign. but you know what, you don't have, you know, the day, what else can the guy do? you know, he's going to probably be the world 1st trillion here. he's got more money than you know, he's made. he's made a 1000000000 dollars to you and i've been speaking so you know, a rocket is the last thing that he's able to do to, you know, which is incredible, thirst, you know, for who he is and what he's accomplished now, like i've been, i've been pitching jeff monuments for a couple years. the said yes yet, but you know, it's very kind to me of, i've met him, branson, you know, i'd like richard because richard, you know, he's taken time now. he's, you know, he's going to go up, but he's waited for 5 or 6 successful missions to go up. so, you know, the fact that just announces last week is like, are you,

i think i'll go up next month. you know, the 52nd university, the millennium, like really, ok will be there a great p r campaign or he's going to do it or he's not going to say, let me, let me ask you a question. let me ask you a question. how safe sure is all this private space stuff. i mean, how would would you go, should i go to, you know, my opinion is every space march the suicide mission and we go out. 17 men and women, space and 60 years. i mean, you know, out of the 13 or 1400 that have gone up. so those are, you know, those, you're pretty heavy. i mean, i'm blown away by people to get on their rocket and go into 0. gee, and go to the into the back in the space that is, that is what i do it. yeah, i would do it, but it would take some more thought. i'd have to really, you know, be prepared to go. this could be my last mission you. i think you have to mentally prepare like this. is it? this is nothing said about getting out of rocket with 4000, you know, 4000000 tons of thrust be going, you know,

the ranking the spaces. nothing will ever be safe about that. but i am, i love building the monument of the folks that have done it. yeah, well, listen, kudos to you. you're doing a very patriotic thing and i'm sure it's a, it's a great passion. great to talk to you and thank you for your time today. steve. thank you sir. all right, as passengers become heavier airlines are looking to implement new guidelines, which would include factoring in your wake before you get on a plane. ortiz correspond that natasha suite has more on the plans being rolled out. obesity is a growing epidemic in the us alone. the centers for disease control and prevention finds more than 40 percent of the population obese and won't the latest data available is from 2018 experts say they believe that number to be even higher. so could this extra weight impact your future flights? more than a year of a slow down from the krona virus pandemic airports are buzzing once again. and will

travel can sometimes be stressful. the federal aviation administration is looking to add another guideline, meaning awake requirement f, a claims these estimates for baggage and passengers will promote airplane safety. before take off an airline dispatch reportedly calculate the center of gravity. ensuring safety requirements are met. american airlines saying the customer will be absolutely no change. alaska airlines has stated passengers will not be put on skills. according to the cdc, the average female weighs 170 pounds and the average male closer to 200 pounds. according to the f, a, an additional 10 pounds should be added during the winter months, at least for additional clothing and gear. one potential solution for the new requirements is to utilize a larger plane and high altitude markets when possible, while the mac has already impacted the travel industry. some believe the notion of a vaccine passport could also affect some customers. everybody is very,

very cautious about the word passport. so, but i think we, we all need to know that it's is it's coming whether it's making a weight requirement or passing through more coping hoops. travelers can garret for more delays and bolts of life and baggage. now airlines are to submit their space plans to the f a, a by june 12, they must explain the average weights for passengers and luggage they'll use and how the plan to estimate those pounds, quoting and cell phone included, the new guidelines won't be implemented until after the busy summer travel season reporting for new views. hughes and passion suite r t. all right, go on a diet before you get on a play. just a quick update to a story we've been following here i news views use as expected. the state of california has filed an appeal to a federal court decision that overturned the states ban on assault weapons will keep you posted on how that all turns out. and that's it for now. follow me on twitter at see them talk, watch me friday night,

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