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round back is committed to abolishing the income tax. -- brownback is committed to abolishing the income tax. it is the model that other states are looking at. when revenue comes in, more than 2% a year, all additional revenue coming in will come down -- the income tax will be cut so that income tax will be ratcheted down if there is a recession or problem that does not ratchet down that year. governor lepage, who just got reelected in maine with more votes than anyone has ever been elected governor of maine, is a tax cutter. he wants to put in the constitution a ratchet down. north carolina is looking to continue their ratchet down which takes the business rate down to 3% ratcheting. looking to take that all the way to zero. with the exception of nevada, governor sandoval has been a tax increase or. r. if governing is too hard for you, you say just do it we've been doing for the last 100 years, we will not change anything because that takes time and people will yell at me. we will just raise taxes to do more of the same. governing is difficult. it is interesting to see the number of gov

brownback's executive order undoes a move by his predecessor that widened safeguards for lgbt public employees. the pentagon has approved hormone therapy treatment for the gender transition of u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning, previously known as bradley. manning announced she identified as a woman and planned to seek hormone replacement treatment after her 2013 conviction for passing cables to wikileaks. she sued the pentagon last year for denying gender-transition medical care and failing to follow other protocols for treating gender dysphoria. in a memo this month, a military official confirmed hormone therapy will be added to chelsea manning's treatment plan. the senate has confirmed ashton carter as the new secretary of defense. president obama tapped carter after forcing the ouster of chuck hagel late last year. carter has a long history at the pentagon, where he once served as the chief arms buyer. in 2006, he backed a pre-emptive strike against north korea if the country continued with a planned missile test. carter has recently voiced support for arming ukraine and op

with governor brownback, the state of kansas is in hundreds of millions in debt. he wants to raise a tax increase on alcohol and cigarettes. massive. next, you made the comment that governor brownback cut taxes across the board, but that is not true. the only cut taxes on the wealthy and corporations. he wants to decrease education funding. what you have to say about all that? guest: he cut income taxes for the top bracket. the schools issue is a big one. he is trying to ratchet back some of that funding and schools have complained. schools have sued the state over the fact that it's not covering its obligations and this event is unconstitutional. that is ongoing. he now proposing a lot of spending cuts, too. host: arlington heights illinois. robert is up next. go ahead. caller: i'm calling in regards to mr. bentley in the great state of alabama. this whole issue with taxes in the state of alabama, he wants to raise taxes in order to provide more money to businesses. his own policy in regard to the war on drugs, he wants to put people in jail for marijuana possess

sam brownback john kashich, rick snyder mitch daniels. -- not mitch -- mike pence. they get -- they're the same person. just -- i don't know how they do that. it's just -- then did you look at the tax inincreasing governors? three out of six of them lost their seats. we took massachusetts, the governorship of massachusetts. pretty amazing. if you look at what happened in maryland, we took the governorship there. did anyone -- notice illinois? we took that one. [applause] >> i mean, this is reading -- when you look at it, economics really does matter. the ones we didn't take we didn't take california, but jerry brown did lose super majorities in both the assembly and the senate. we did not take minnesota, mark dayton was re-elected. but he did take the house in minnesota in new hampshire we did not take -- we took back the house in new hampshire. it's amazing what is going on. if you look at the number of states represented senate and house, we picked up a huge number of that as well. it is just amazing itch thought i'd just go through some of the economics of states

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. >> we were looking at what sam brownback has done in kansas. repealing protections for lgbt workers in that state. and maybe, i don't know what are your thoughts on this? is this the inevitable you know, one step forward, two steps back push and pull attention between change and status quo and whoever is in power using whatever levers they have to shape the landscape as they see fit. >> if you see the lgbt protection for state workers as pushback, then you can really see very clearly, he's talking to a very very concentrated very small, shrinking component of a base. it's a disgusting move. it's really a vile move. but you can see exactly who he thinks he might be talking to. you know this is the first time that the protections like this have been rolled back. kathleen sebelius instituted this when she was governor eight years ago. you can imagine all of the state employees who have since felt free to come out to their coworkers, p ut a family photo on their desk. and nose are the grounds by which they could be fired without any consequences. z

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brownback wants to cut education. so, i think if we continue to keep cutting our education budget the way the right-wing would like, and turn seeking the truth into trying to get a decent job in the united states, we may not even be able to pay the cable bill for this rehashed bull crap. guest: if you believe it's rehashed bull crap, i can't imagine why you are wasting your sunday morning. you must have a very unusual approach to life. i find c-span to be remarkable. former senator jim webb was on a few minutes ago, and you have access without editing to a wide range of people. this speech has had 106,000 people view it. it would not have existed without c-span and they were not covering me because of a bias. they will cover hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. you will have a chance, and this is why ever since i came to , congress, which by the way was the year c-span was founded, i have always been a big supporter of c-span because it's the one place where without any editing, without any selection the entire , div

governor brownback has cut taxes. it has not boosted the economy. he argues, we just need some time in this will trickle down eventually. it has only been two years. host: there was a story this morning about the wisconsin legislature passing the right work. guest: right to work has been big. host: from ohio, this is richard, go ahead. are you there? let's move on to joe. joe is in rochester, new york. caller: good morning. my comment has to do with new york. that is where i live. we have a $140 billion budget we get a lot of money from the federal government. we have a governor that runs a bunch of smokescreens. our utility rates are the highest in the country. our gasoline taxes are the highest. with everything we have to put up with here, including bad weather, my concern is the government as a whole doesn't seem to have a lot of answers on how the population is going to lift. guest: the northeast is not growing as fast as some of these other places. a lot of states are dealing with the gas tax. the federal government is about to take up the high

and kansas sam brownback undid an executive order put in by kathleen sebelius.ascinating conflict in alabama. which both roy moore against the governor against the federal court. >> people say this smacks of 1963 and it harkens back to george wallace at the school house locked doors? is that going overboard? >> as president obama even said and as the first african-american president, he's the right person to say it's not a perfect parallel. you know, we don't have a legacy of slavery with the gay community in this country. it's not a perfect parallel. what's interesting about this is the justices need to see that the country is ready for this before they legislate sweeping change in marriage and if they're seeing judges holding out in the south. if they're seeing governors repealing gay rights in kansas they're going to they may -- fear the country is not ready. >> i don't know why you would shade it that way, there's nothing that the court has done to support that. this is not about where the american people are. this is about equal protection. >> i hope you're

so brownback wants to cut education. i think if we continue to keep cutting our education budget did the way the right-wing would like us and turn our seeking truth into trying to get a decent job in the united states we may not be able to pay the cable bill for this rehashed bull crap. guest: if you believe it's rehashed bull crap i can't imagine why you are wasting your sunday morning. you must have a very unusual approach to life. i find c-span to be remarkableable. senator web was on a few minutes, answers without editing to a wide range of people. i think the speak has had 106,000 people. it would not have existed without c-span and they were cover -- they weren't covering me because of the bias. they will cover hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. you have a chance this is why ever since i came to congress which by the way was the year c-span was founded, i have always been a big supporter of c-span because it's the one place where without any editing, without any election the entire diversity of american politica