chad walden read. chats grandparent build the cabin in the seventies >> my children were definitely -- they've all grown up. diapers all the way through going up there. >> mind you, this was truly remote. the only electricity came from a generator. there was no cell phone service, no phone at all. which was just fine for chad's wife, carrie. >> it was very enjoyable to be away from the phones and the traffic, you know, work. >> yeah. >> this is where chad taught his children how to exist in the natural world. how to catch a fish, swim in a mountain lake, feel safe in the dark. it's an amazing father. he loves his children so much. he is my best buddy >> he's really funny, he's really loving, and he likes people to laugh a lot. >> the children saw the world in certainly their retreat here in the country as a safe place for them. just as it should be. and keeping it that way was chad's particular preoccupation. chad worried a lot about safety. about security. which may had come in part at least in his ti

chad could just refuse to pay and put the pressure on blanco that way. the g 20 could politically finance the support chad to the side and the g 20 m u k. in us. ready could change the law to make it easier with the 4th going cor, restructure that, that, that, that the right to you k that's going call. ready into the lender and a, a governing like just legal system for most international death. a part of the g. 20 ski. and how did just as background for us chad get indebted to grand core in the 1st place. and i should point to other countries as well, this whole idea of the oil for cash games. yeah. and loans in 20132014. ready from going call, which were effectively provide the money upfront in return for tad, giving money out to the folio wrapping used to going call. and then when the price of oil fell that and then that nice money that chances from the oil was going to call when it needed that money finance. it's under a budget so that going call like this money. we don't know where it went and the child has never been able to meet the payments on tha

and what happened with chad is not unusual. over the past several months, i've spoken with a number of families whose loved ones were killed by their abusers. and that is exactly what happened to ryan domestic violence. offenders are rarely ordered to surrender their firearms and women are 5 times more likely to be murdered when their abusers have access to a gun. why should be here with her son? her son should have his mother. what should happen if i had an answer? i would have my daughter here. who was at fault here is that the justice system is a long foresman, is it that we have weak laws? all of the above. i think enforcement is expensive and it's challenging. it requires a lot of coordination between all different stages of law enforcement re between police and prosecutors and probation officer is and sheriff's department to make sure that that gone is actually taken away. and that type of coordination is just not something that people have decided it's worthy of putting resources into why was no one, no one from the judi

i just saw blood around her head. chad shot lisa and ashley before fleeing. according to police, the bullet headway in the back of my head here in came out my cheek it next my carotid artery and it basically shattered my mandible bone in to pieces. oh, oh. oh, i kept saying help me. i'm dying healthy, i'm dying. but apparently my, my jaw was so messed up the you couldn't even hear me. hello. it was just gurgling. ashley and lisa sons were there. they were $9.00 and $4.00 at the time. i looked over and i saw my nephew standing over my sister, and he is crying. and i as cold noticed that i was awake. as he came over to me and said, mommy, please don't die. ah, lisa was in a coma for 2 days. ashley was shot once in ahead and died of her injuries. she was 30 years old. do you think if he had his gun taken away ashley would still be alive. yes. i do. if he wasn't there with the gun, it would have happened. oh. ringback ringback ringback chad was indicted for several felonies, including 1st degree murder. i contacted him in jail for an interview. i wanted to ask hi

oh, lisa rucker's older sister ashley began dating chad upshar in 2014. by then can have been convicted of stocking, an ex girlfriend and shooting into her house as a felon. under both federal and florida law. he was prohibited from possessing a firearm. but he carried one anyway, multiple people and told ashley, including my father that he was going to killer. we had heard about him hitting her with a pistol. she told me that she told me that he hit her in the head with a gun. not someone to leave. they will not get out of my apartment. my sister's boyfriend. why have any weapons you know? so that night when did you realize he had a gun? when he pulled it out. he walked past me past ashley. he pulls out a rifle and he points it out and every part of me was like, not really going, shoot me. as i turn my head down, it was everything with black. heard a loud noise. hello guys, remember my god. when i came to the 1st time, ashley was about 6 feet away from me. i just saw blood around her head. chad shot lisa and ashley before fleeing. according to police. th

oh, chad was indicted for several felonies including 1st degree murder. i contacted him in jail for an interview. i wanted to ask him how he got the gun, but he and his lawyer didn't get back to us. long around here and my daughter, scott. someone needs to start being held accountable and what happened with chad is not unusual. over the past several months, i spoken with a number of families whose loved ones were killed by their abusers and that is exactly what happened to ryan domestic violence. offenders are rarely ordered to surrender their firearms and women are 5 times more likely to be murdered when their abusers have access to a gun. why should be here with her son? her son should have his mother in law. what should happen if i had an answer? i would have my daughter here who was at fault here is that the justice system is a law enforcement, is it that we have weak laws, all of the above. i think enforcement is expensive and it's challenging. it requires a lot of coordination between all different stages of law enforcement rate between police and p

chad, how do you read that? >> chad: it is remarkable statement.dle of historic crisis on the southern border, telling ice, law enforcement to ignore the law. he is saying he is exempting classes of aliens eljebl to be removed. he goes on to say simply for crossing the border 'll legally, that alone you cannot be removed for, he is exempting folks by that statement alone. that is not what you want to do in the middle of a crisis we are seeing today we don't see an end in sight. another pool factor as individuals south of the border, cartel will advertise this as another reason to come to the united states because you won't be removed. >> mike: in washington, we talk about politics of things. i'm thinking of front line men and women who are there enforcing american laws and american policy. what is impact of a memo like that on people on the frontlines who have had a rough, rough summer and basically year enforcing american laws at the border? >> chad: it is devastating, devastating for ice law enforcement who this directly impacts and for border pa

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chad program, thank you. closely watched forget junior governors race and backstretch with three days to go when the brothers head to the polls from our next guest at this rates is the starting line defeating democrats in next year's midterm. david drank several elections in virginia, he joinss with his analysis on this content as well as the race for new jersey governor. thanks for being with us tonight. glenn youngkin, the republican candidate, his numbers have been surging especially in the past couple weeks, how confident are you that you can flip virginia red? >> i imagine it's very powerful because it depresses and inspires. what we know, with chad's reports a second ago, democrat complete panic mode. whether it now, the house is going to rush a vote on the biden spending bill to keep progressives happy. part of the slide has been because progressives are not getting the full agenda they want out of congress which makes it bizarre mcauliffe would bring in congressional democrats like clyburn and the pre

that is why there is a push to alter the filibuster. >> john: chad pergram from capitol hill and chaday this build 3.5 trillion bill should not qualify reconciliation because it aggregates certain debt rules to apply for reconciliation bill. >> sandra: and chad pergram, he is a gem to the fox news channel. anytime we have questions, he takes us through all the nitty-gritty. >> john: any time you want to deep dive into the weeds, called chad up. >> sandra: he is eager and willing every time. all right southwest airlines canceling 2,000 flights over the weekend. you probably heard about the meltdown with customers all over the country. it came after pilots blocked the company's recent imposed vaccine mandate. they are lined denying so-called stake out cause the cancellation of what we are hearing about. lydia, hi, lydia. >> i met cassandra at southwest cancellation wrecking holiday plans for thousands, more than 18,000 flights over the weekend at the cancellations co, 10% southwest flights canceled s of now. the airline blamed the cancellation on disruptive weather and air traffic contr

we lost chad but that's okay because i'm ready tigress were to happen.ave a lot of momentum on capitol hill right now so what's going on until chad gets here, i will tell you exactly what's going on, you have the progressives from rational progressive progress and they are at odds with the fact that these two bills might at some time because become distant rent, i don't even know if that's a word but they don't want to vote on anything separately so they are going to grandpa two things together like a reese's peanut butter cup which is luscious to socialist or poisonous to the rest of us. chad, take it. >> the president came to the capitol for the second time in a month and failed to close the deal. the statecraft of a presidential visit failed to win over members of his own party. in fact, i can't even get progressives to support the bipartisan infra structure bill. there were a final agreement on the social spending bill first before they agree to back the infrastructure plan. >> it has not changed, i've held steady with what we talked about, at least

former acting dhs secretary chad wolf reacted earlier. >> they refuse to call it a crisis at the end of the day and we need to be honest with the american people, on average in any given month, it is three times the amount we have seen in previous years. that is catastrophic at the end of the day. >> another number that stands out, we have had more than

>> neil: chad, thanks. chad pergram. let's go to dan kilde from the ways and means committee and in the house leadership as well. where are you on the billionaire's tax? >> first of all, neil, great to have you back. >> thanks very much. >> great to see you back on the air again. my issue is again, one, it's an idea. it's an idea that is floated. it's not legislative text. that is an issue. there's other technical questions. as richard neil said, it's not like we're averse to taxing those that have done very well at a fair rate. but it has to be realistic. can we tax unrealized gains? should we tax inrealized gains or focus our energy on taxing high income earners with the marginal rate by 2.6% and with a very high wealth, high earner 3% sur tax. to me what we did with the ways and means committee product is more predictable, certainly clearly constitutional and what i can't understand is why is it that we're avoiding taking what we know will work and coming up with ideas that are unclear when to a great extent we're tal

congressional correspondent chad pergram fills us in. chad. >> good evening, brett, a manchin defection means democrats could lose control of the senate. it's 50/50 now. manchin denies the report. >> it's bull [bleep]. find out who is saying that crazy stuff. >> the moderate manchin defies gravity in the increasing liberal democratic party. >> bret: there's a lot of people, republicans i talked to say what would it take for joe manchin to switch parties? >> if switching a party to have a d by your name or an r changes who you are as a person puts you in the wrong profession. you can have me anywhere you want. going from one to the other, i have never considered that. >> if manchin formally joins the gop, republicans would seize control of the senate. the last time the senate switched control was in 2001. that's when jim jeffers left the gop and caucused with the democrats. that was the last time there was a 50/50 senate split. a slide to the right would represent the ultimate power move. >> so my question is, why don't you fess up and be

let's check in with chad pergram. hi, chad. >> good afternoon.idway through the vote right now on the house floor to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress. we're expecting all democrats to vote yes on this. if you look at the scoreboard, there's six republicans that have voted to hold him in contempt as i reported earlier. the number could go into the teens. there's one democrat on the board that is a no. we don't know if it's a mistake. sometimes members push the wrong button. there's three buttons that they push in the chamber. the problem even if they hold bannon in contempt of congress and we would think this will wrap up ten after 4:00 eastern time here is can they enforce this. merrick garland indicated that he would review this once they sent it to his department to determine whether to prosecute steve bannon. again, that could take years and the 1-6 committee that voted to hold steve bannon in contempt and referred this to the house floor, they want to wrap up this investigation. so dragging it through the courts for years is a proble

good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret.to expanding the court, it also entertains the possibility of rotating justices. liberals hope to tilt the court in their direction, changing the makeup of the court must go through congress, and it would face a senate filibuster. president biden felt pressure from the left to act. >> washington, is that this was a very standard tactic of death by commission. president biden didn't want to stand up to the far left of his party. the problem is that it comes at great cost. by keeping the court packing movement alive. >> this is not the first time a president tried to interfere with the makeup of the court. fdr tried to pack the supreme court in his favor. >> president roosevelt clearly had the right to send to the united states senate and congress of proposal to pack the court, but it was a bonehead idea. it was a terrible, terrible mistake to make. >> liberals believe the g.o.p. stole seats from democrats on the court, especially since the g.o.p. never granted current attorney general m

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you know, chad, changing topics.t of election changes coming around here in california they are getting ready to do redistricting. texas governor greg abbott expected to sign in a new law a new map for the congressional districts in texas and democrats are saying it finishes the power of black and hispanic voters there. what's the latest on that? >> the best example is where you have the districts of two black members in houston. they blended together the distribution of sheefl la jacked lee and al green. the democrats argue the g.o.p. is trying to water down their power in the state. democrats are also attempting to retool the lines of districts held by g.o.p. members in states where they control the process like illinois and new york. >> and so we are likely to see two sets of battles. one where the republicans will hold the upper hand because they control more states with more seats than do the democrats. on the other hand, the democrats may mitigate some of that advantage by being even more brutal in their redist

what is the biggest headline on this right now, chad, in this development?basically is offering a short term extension of the debt ceiling through december. the other offer would be to allow an expedited process for democrats to raise the process through reconciliation, the filibuster-proof process that you can use if you don't have 60 votes. macy hirono from hawaii had an immediate reaction. she called it b.s. the other thing that we've been hearing about and this would be an advantage to both sides frankly, if you set a concrete dollar figure that you were going to raise the debt ceiling, raise it to 30 trillion or 31 trillion, that would buy more time for treasury. the department of treasury could start to go back in and recalibrate and say we're going to make these payments right away and use what we call on capitol hill extraordinary measures. that would get you in to march or maybe even april of next year, if they were to set a dollar figure. that's not on the table right now. we might hear shortly from mitch mcconnell on the floor. something that is v

the latest on chad pergram from capitol hill. chad? >> good afternoon, neil. the text of the social spending bill is out. it's several thousand pages. it will take days for members to process. we know family leave is out. we know the bill includes $550 billion to cut carbon emissions by 2030. but this is not the final text. it will be updated. >> i want to see the text. the text is up. the text is up for review, for consideration for review. people will then say this should be this way or clarification or addition, subtraction, whatever it is. this is the legislative process. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was noncommittal on when the house would vote on the social spending plan. she was even more cryptic when pressed if the house could vote on the infrastructure bill tonight. >> are you holding a infrastructure vote today? have you made that decision? >> are you holding a infrastructure vote today? >> that sounds like a no if you're not going to say yes. >> progressives said they would hold the infrastructure bill hostage unless they got bill text. liberals ar

chad will tell us where this is right now. just in terms of the philosophy and the goal of the biden administration, this tremendous outlay of money. as he puts it, the transformation of the u.s. economy that is at stake here, neil. the larger version hoff this bill -- nobody knows which elements would survive in a smaller version. we haven't been told any of that. >> neil: what is interesting about it, too and may be my age, but when i heard the 1.5 trillion figure that senator manchin had thrown out there was insulting, that only 1.5 trillion, i can remember when that i was the entire budget of the united states. i can remember when ronald reagan assumed office, that was about our total debt. now it's close to $30 trillion. so perspective is everything here. says everything you need to know about our times where committing yourself to $1.5 trillion in the case of joe manchin if this passes has supported $5 trillion in added spending and he's looked upon as a corrupt figure in the party and should be punished because he's say

moderates believe the left is demanding unreasonable things, bret. >> bret: last thing, chad. i know i'm grilling you here, where do we stand on paid family leave. there is some reporting it's going to be yanked out. >> we are told that that was a bridge too far for joe manchin and is likely to be out. but new york democrat kristin gillibrand says not so fast and one aide told fox that paid leave has been in and out multiple times just this week. bret. >> bret: this is it. so we are liberally watching it minute by minute, chad, please keep us up to date with any bruins. we appreciate it the president is hoping for some kind of a deal to take with him as he heads to europe for a climate summit. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us from the north lawn with that part of the story, good evening, jackie. >> good evening to you, bret. the president's polls are down. inflation is up. and the white house is bracing for what's forecast to be a disappointing g.d.p. report tomorrow. the president, he needs a win here at home. but he also needs some political capital to brin

good evening, chad. >> all of the above, bret. the president came to the capitol for the second time in a month and failed to close the deal liberals are not satisfied so despite the stage craft of a presidential visit this morning, nothing is settled. this is why a verse version of the bill appeared today, it's far from final. it's a framework. the text is up. the text is up for review, for consideration for review. this is the legislative process. >> democrats will ultimately modify the text to appeal to members to vote yes. for instance, there is a provision in the bill to provide legal status millions of migrants, that has not yet passed muster with the senate parliamentarian. they are days away from voting on this bill, bret. >> progressives wanted the text of this bill. they got it. but they are still not ready to vote on the infrastructure bill. why is that? >> that's right. it was thought that the text of the social spending plan would unlock votes on the infrastructure bill. it has not. pelosi was cryptic when the house w

chad pergram, thanks very much.washington, jen psaki getting a little bit testy when she was pressed on vaccine mandates for police officers and whether or not that would put public safety at risk. watch. >> in the point of a vaccine mandate is to make it safer but a vaccine mandate means tons of police and military may walk off the job, at the end of the day does it make people safer? >> where are tons and police of military walking off the job? >> martha: so where is that happen something a lot of discussion about it happening in a lot of places. in chicago, you have 24 officers that are on unpaid leave after refusing to submit their vaccination status in to the website where they were asked to do that. the city is putting contingency plans in place to deal with what they see as a potentially bigger shortage that might be coming as the illinois fraternal order of police insist that officers from elsewhere in the state may have to be called in to fill in the gaps in the city of chicago, which has had a huge crime p

hello, chad. >> hey there, mike. moderate democrats and liberals scwawbled so much that the dispute stymied the house from passing a bipartisan infrastructure package. so president biden went to the capitol to referee the argument. fox has told the president timed lower the temperature among the factions. when he arrived at the capitol, the president joked to house majority leader steny hoyer, quote: permission to come aboard. biden says his agenda is forging ahead slowly. >> it doesn't matter when. it doesn't matter whether it's in six minutes, six days, or six weeks. we're going to get it done. >> progressives blocked a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure package. they want a deal first on the social spending package. >> you all didn't believe me but i kept saying we are not going to have a vote. i kept telling her that we didn't have the votes and i knew she knew that and also let's just remember the speaker has been a great champion for this agenda. >> but after the meeting liberals conceded they need to bend.

>> bret: okay, chad, thank you. parents concerned about their children's education, that's a lot of them, and their trite speak freely about it, are meeting today in virginia. this conference and the conference attendees are describing the biden administration's newest effort as trying to control dissent against school boards. the department of justice claims it's about safety, concerned parents say it's designed to push them to be quiet and just go along. correspondent mark meredith reports tonight from leesburg, virginia. >> we just have to keep speaking. >> amy rogers is a northern virginia mom turned education activist. she says she is proud toe speaking up at her local school board meeting. >> it's a free country last time i checked and we still have freedom of speech and we are taxpayers of this county. our children go there. >> rogers and other conservatives say they are fired up after attorney general merrick garland's recent memo urging the government to do more to protect school board members. the biden ad

that concern by chad was that this group is already in the central african republic.e have to look at why mali itself wants to bring in wagner. it comes from the fact that mali not only has the sovereign right to choose who it partners with, but also was to see if there are other options to solve the problem. i don't think they can solve the problem, the problems in mali are very complex. adrian: the regime might feel more secure with them in the country. but there are going to be enough of them to replace the current number of wrench troops there. would the mali of mali feel any more secure if the russian mercenaries were there? ovigwe: it wouldn't matter whether people would feel secure, it would be whether they are able to deliver on what the objectives are. if it is to expand the territorial integrity of mali, that would definitely improve confidence. but the risk here is, nobody knows how france is going to respond during the withdrawal. it might lead to complications in the regional response because mali said they did not consult with regional countries in the l

chad, for example, and i hope to speak to an activist from chad later on, is already at 1.5 degrees aboveter. it's just one example of a world of examples of how climate change is having direct impacts on people 's lives. and of course cop26 is not just about the politicians and delegates. it is about climate activists and protesters who are also here in glasgow. among them is gratitude in baku has been speaking to andrew marr about how activists are underrepresented. she said most people —— is greta thunberg who has been speaking to andrew marr. but her overwhelming message was still that while politicans can do more, what they have done so far is still not enough. if we switched our focus from trying to create loopholes and excuses not to not take action, which is very much the case now, no matter how you see it, if we switched from that focus to actually trying to combat climate change in a way that would actually solve it, taking into account the whole perspective, then i think that we could achieve massive changes. and, of course, we must also remember that there's not a point where

joining me tonight, chairman of tyson, hi, chad. tyson 2.0, legendary mike tyson.o you, you have no idea, i know you are a legend in the ring product what you have said and done in the last few years that's had so much positive impact on people. i want to search specifically was something i think is incredibly important in the psychedelics cure people in a therapeutic setting. how has using five mel dm teeth changed dorsal? >> totally changed my life. i was using cocaine, drinking and someone tricked me into taking it and marijuana and cocaine and what it did, it blew my understanding away. kennedy: you explain how they take these little pimples on the actual toad and squeeze them and drive them out and make a powder you then consume but you have said you were not aware of what real love was until you get back. >> absolutely, i didn't know anything, i've been all over the world, i realized i knew nothing. kennedy: cute on a lot of things and continue to do those things including fighting which is great. chad, i would ask you because there are obviously a lot of can

chad hanson: the more trees you remove from the forest, the hotter and faster fires tend to burn. bigad: dr. chad hanson is a forest and fire ecologist who's been studying wildfires for more than two decades. dr. hanson: well, the fire started downslope of us. bigad: he took our investigative unit on a tour of the creek fire and gave us a first look at his new research that essentially blames the u.s. forest service for creating hazardous conditions that allowed the creek fire and other fires across california to burn faster and spread farther. bigad: if what you're saying is true, the federal government could actually be putting people's lives in danger. dr. hanson: yeah, they're making things worse. bigad: at issue is what's known as post-fire logging. that's when burned trees are removed after a wildfire in hopes of reducing fuel during future fires. it's a standard practice for the u.s. forest service, but hanson and a growing number of scientists believe logging may have actually fanned the flames racing toward the mammoth pool reservoir. more than a year after the creek wild

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. >> reporter: chad wegener is a modern-day goat herder. >> time for breakfast. >> reporter: the goats family to him. he's gotten to know each one, since he left his corporate job to take care of them full-time. >> i'm part goat. maybe that was my calling, to do this. >> reporter: there are fewer than 1,500 of these san clemente island goats. threatened with extinction, the largest herd, 250 of them, is located here in gtna, nebraska. >> it's a nice relationship. i like to keep these guys as feral as possible, as wild as possible, because that's in their nature, and there's something beautiful about it. >> the goats, used to be as many as 18,000 of them, but after they overran the island's natural now, more than 1,000 miles away now, on a 40-acre farm, chad and his life partner, john carroll, are doing everything they can to save the breed. >> so, ihink it's really important that these animals were able to survive on their own for 100, 125 years. so, they know how to survive. >> reporter: john and chad are working with breeders across north america. they call this their "passion projec

chad pergram following that closely. to senator roger marshall right now, kansas republican senator. good to have you, senator. it's interesting, the timeline they're looking at and that if everything goes their way, they might be able to pull this off. is it fair to say as chad was touching on a remote possibility that these two huge packages are combined that every bit of republican support support, certainly for the infrastructure-only package, would be lost? >> neil, we've got 'em on the run. first of all, welcome back. i want you to know we missed you every afternoon between 4-6 p.m., we try to get a workout in the gym. we have you on one of our tv thes and larry kudlow on the other, and and we missed you. but, look, we do have them on the run. i said months ago on this show that the democrats will be jammed by that small bipartisan infrastructure bill, and that's exactly what's happening. i think kyrsten sinema ask joe manchin are working circles around speaker pelosi. it's like she's lost her fast ball. they're sh

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chad pergram has more from capitol hill. are they going to make that deadline, chad?rats are trying to land the plane on the social spending package this week. however, that does not necessarily mean a vote. that means an agreement before the president travels to the climate meeting this scotland. president biden met over the weekend with senate majority leader chuck schumer and democrat joe manchin. >> reporter: the vote of manchin is key to passing the bill. however, manchin says he's only willing to spend $1.5 trillion. >> i don't think -- i mean, i trust speaker pelosi. she'll make the right decision, i'm sure. we're all working in good faith, and i think we have got a good understanding of each other now, better than we've ever had. >> reporter: in addition to manchin, democrats also need the vote of senator kyrsten sinema. she's hard to pin down, and that frustrates her colleagues. >> senator manchin has been a straight shooter, you though exactly where you stand. i disagree with areas but i respect that. i guess i've never seen a politician include, frankly, th

chad? >> good afternoon, charles. this is the week the democrats home to forge an agreement on the social spending plan. obstacles remain. paying for the bill could be a problem. >> what are we doing? what in god's name are we doing? by the way, you hear these numbers, 3.5 trillion, 1.75 trillion. we pay for it all. it doesn't increase the deficit one single cent. >> increasing the corporate tax appears to be on the ropes. there's not a big spike. democrats are focused on a billionaire's tax that would only impact several hundred people. kyrsten sinema is skeptical of additional taxes. joe manchin appears to be okay with taxing the ultra rich. >> i support everyone paying their fair share of taxes. how you get to it. we all have a different approach. i think corporations should be paying a minimum if you're doing business in the united states. everyone that has the protection of this country should be paying. >> gop senator mitt romney says the rich would hide their assets and shelf money abroad. manchin met with pres

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