states, there is some foreign tax write-offs and offsets but they are paying double taxes, it is opressiveed states requiring its own citizens who do business abroad to report all assets overseas and requiring foreign instutions to report pack to irs. neil: chris on that poin, pain in the ass factor for a lot of people, not worth of the hassle that united states was unincume berred marketed, you don't want to your poin to take advantage of that but a lot of people who grew, and aspired in this are now saying, hey it is easier almost anywhere else these days. >> on that poin, i agree we don't want to burden people unnecessarily with administrative burdens. neil: but we are. >> no, let's not put kitten cabad el i cabad else, people are leaving pause they feel they can accumulate their wealth. neil: no, no, if you feel you are over tacked and under appreciated, and you are regulated. >> cry me a river neil. neil: i am not seeing. >> look, i am -- consider argentina they have great beef, i am saying if people are adding it up saying one thing i get taxed to nose, but it another thing that they

and the continuing opression of the various ethnic groups in the area. that is the major risk here. and combining that with the jihadi idealism makes it worse. thank you so much. university of albany professional. appreciate you being here. >> my pleasure. >>> later on the program, russia's anti-gay laws, take a look at the situation through the eyes of two russian skating champions. >> 2010, when they won gold medal i became a gay activist. what i know now is that 87% of russian population is not happy about gay people. the government has the negative attitudes. and the policy will continue the level of homophobia in russia. >> when we return, palm trees, pineapples and probation. a hawaiian judges approach for keeping hope alive. >> at sentencing i can send them to prison or the beach. ha is not a knock on probation officers, it is just a reflection that probation is usual just doesn't work very well. our in depth look at crime and punishment in paradise next. >> like? i don't know. i don't understand. >> it was the ukraine born soviet president kruscef who gifted it. now they pus

you talk to people in opressed countries in free countries. what do you think our nations can do more to protect the property rights of individuals so that our system can bring more poor people out of poverty? >> comprehensive. wonderful. i think basically things are interconnected. so, is something independent, then we only concern about that, usually you call expert. but the other thing, everything is interconnected. so, the property -- have to look more holistic. larger picture. so think individual initiative, that also entirely depend on self-confidence, self-confidence and sometimes blind risk, over self-confidence. that's dangerous. so education also is a more holistic education. then as you mentioned, i think the whole system -- i think here the judicial system, the rule of law, very, very important, and anyway, among people, some -- strange people or wicked people. so, the law. so, all this i think the combinations -- you can see many factors that are really intertwined. and you mention the trust, even -- trust is important. so trust v