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kerrie is back along and dan shafer from schaffer asset management. thank you all for being here.r, let me start with you. we've kind of gone over ibm, okay. they missed on revenue. i want to talk about earnings for apple tomorrow. what are you looking for? what's the most important part of that report that you will be looking out for? >> well, first of all, apple is 100 times more important to the market than ibm at this point in time. but for me, it's going to be guidance, they're going to have big numbers. the he didn't is going to be up 60%, even more. if they have strong guidance, i think that's the stage for even higher prices in the nasdaq. by the way, i do have one thing. china, watch china. i don't think china is out of the woods yet. greece, though, is off the table. so just another point i wanted to add >> all right. very good. kim, they're estimating 40% growth in iphone sales, are you expecting that? pretty much everything is based on the iphone these days >> absolutely. apple is the iphone company. it will be interesting to see what happens to the watch in the quarte

and add it up and tony schaffer says i need more facts. you're worried. >> that's a fact, jack. absolutely. this is a tapestry of deception built into aning anything ma based on theory. there's nothing here. you mentioned the factual issue. i don't see how the president done see them. john kerry said they stopped all four past two nuclear weapons by the iranian. one is completely untouched and no one is disputing this is the clandestine path. iranians won't talk about the history. there's no way to prevent any stopping it if you don't know hough it was going. >> we know for a fact they -- we have mutually agreed on sites that would be inspected or where we can keep track of their nuclear arsenal or how much nuclear stockpile is going on, but that by definition means the iranians are free to move stuff around and we would not be able to know that in between visits, right? >> that's correct. in contrast to that we were over on capitol hill. bud mcfarland, was talking about one of the grandmas they made with the russians called the inf treaty which stipulated here inspecifics. my p

have identified a terrible lapse and i was able to work with my former republican colleague bob schafferrom that district to get a new lab bill and i'm proud of that work but we have to continue to be able to assure constituents that similar facilities across the country are providing no risk to workers or the broader community. as you have said frankly the details of this incident do not inspire confidence. we are talking about a long-term series of inadvertent shipments and live anthrax from this ground in utah which is cozily one of the most sophisticated facilities in the world. this incident only came to light in the month of may because a private company contacted them after discovering what they thought was an activated anthrax that was actually live. since that time we have learned that 86 laboratories and is then transferred this to an additional 106 laps in the absolutely received this for over a decade, miraculously nobody seemed to have fallen ill as a result of this series of incidents, but like you mr. chairman, i'm concerned that this activity was going on for so long befo

san francisco is 49 percent than the national average second is that post ata that relies on cost schafferhose people from 2 hundred and 50 to 5 percent of passport are financially vulnerable the chart on the right shows the various income levels the household income that goes tarts premiums for an average 40-year-old person between 2 hundred and 50 percent of poverty and 5 hundred percent of poverty individuals are paying more than 8 percent of their money on premiums this coupled with the higher cost of living in san francisco puts san franciscans at risk of being uninsured or under insured that was determined pie most viable for the proposal that will insure that all low and moderate san franciscans have access to affordable health care act now a a little bit of 101 on the health security ordinances impacted in 2007 it requires employers to make expenditures for health care on behalf of their employees so for for profit with 20 or more or nonprofit with 50 or more employees they make quarterly expenditures for employees they have many options those are the months popular option by far t

sabrina schaffer says that's what's going to happen. all right. of trivialized your views here. but you're saying that people are over reacting. that's not what's going to happen. what douse to that? >> yeah. i don't think arguments. what we have to account for is their time. i mean this is a law that has not been updated -- i'm sorry rule that hasn't been updated in almost four decades i believe. so since inflation has naturally made it obsolete -- >> pretty dramatic though; right? your boss wouldn't you be inclined? that's a big requirement >> yeah. sure. the best labor is free labor; right? if we could run free labor everything would go well >> they're going to make adjustments >> you pay me for 40 hours a week, everything above that is free. >> up to 53,000. what do you make of that, sabrina >> the best way to ensure we don't have economic growth is our government gets into the business of micromanaging the work the place. whether it's mandating benefits or regulations. it doesn't take a whole lot of logical leaps toes what's going to happen h

it started off in the '90s with the schaffer plan, and then the fair tax 23% national retail sales taxvices. and you can learn about it if you want at fair tax.org. i won't going into the mechanics. i'll be happy to answer questions. i think we're all talking about taxing consumption. i'm talking about what i consider to be the purist way of taxing consumption which is at the retail level. now, there are a couple of things that have been said that i really believe are important. most of the other -- in fact all of the other plans which involve using the income tax as a part of a way to do this, require each of you in the audience as individuals to file a return. i don't know whether you remember dick army used to -- i debate him -- his one-payment tax return, and i would hold up mine. because individuals don't have a tax return. corporations no longer have the dead weight cost of having to supply comply with either a vat which they're doing in europe, or the income tax because again, this is a tax collected by retail providers of goods and services. not the people that provide the inpu