william jennings bryant said you can't make a million dollars a year legally. nders is the modern william jennings bryant. he's like a 7th grader running for council promising prepitsas. >> does bernie sanders believe this or not believe this. jeff bay dose doesn't own amazon, he's a shareholder it's a publicly traded company. amazon went years without making a profit. this is the tax code. unless he's rewriting the tax code, this is the basic tax code and it makes me angry he continued to conflate the issues. >> the hold point is, you didn't build that. they say jeff bezos, it's public wealth. we should be thankful jeff bay zoals is a multi-billionaire. he benefited all of us in the meantime. with bernie sanders no property rieghts are possible. >> if amazon didn't pay tax, get a flat tax in there. everybody pays something. david: flat tax would get rid of all deductions. you could bring down the top rate from 15% but everybody would have to pay their fair share. is everybody for that? >> i'm for that. carol is the loner. we have to leave it at that. that does

look at williams jennings bryant, ran on the platform no man can make $1 million honestly. look back to 600b.c. the greek leader staved off rebellion because of wealth inequality by getting people out of debtors' prison and erasing debt. the chinese limited land ownership. history is full of wealth inequality that comes in cycles and the only way to get rid of it is by one of four reasons. you either have disease, war, state collapse or revolution. the stake the democrats are making is wealth inequality, they are not trying to raise revenue, they are trying to have redistribution of wealth and stop oligarchy in the united states. >> if you think they are only after people that make more than $10 million, you have a bet on the new york knicks winning the nba championship this year. look, they are going after everybody. a carbon tax? they are proposing, everybody. a vat tax, everybody. if you start -- let me finish -- if you start taxing the business owners, the wealthy, they may cut back on business. guess what that affects? >> they haven't earned that. >> that's right. they

he beat them and became the nominee and then he had to go up against william jennings bryant.ou know this story, he was 36 years old when he ran for president in 1896. he had two terms in the house, then he lost that seat and went for the senate and lost. and he was one of the greatest orators of our history and we all know that he got himself on this platform, the podium at the democratic convention and gave his famous cross of gold speech, you shall not press throne of the thorns upon our head and he put his fingers across his face like blood trickling down. you shall not crucify a cross gold and the reason was the country was an extremist, the panic of 1893 was still very much with the country and the south and west particularly, the rural areas were really suffering and there was not enough liquidity in their view and they needed silver and what he rallying cry was and hannah became the man who was going to lead that charge and he did. he got in trains and crisscrossed the country and was all over the place and spending amazing amounts of time and he'd get up with his firs