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i said to the dean, i had a 3.8 gpa and am i going to be able to be a cpa?o and me what i had to i transferred all scholarship to another university. thated to attend university and it was not a commuter place. so ithey have got me more just gave up and thought i was just going to cram for the cpa. it was just worthless. i received a very good education for the primary system and was not disappointed with the education i got that was more .echnically oriented they have expanded that degree to another baccalaureate for the cpa. host: thank you for calling in. we will let our guest respond. the disappointment you had with college is something very common among adult students, people who are holding down part or full-time jobs who have families or who don't really want to take a great looks class or literature class or a philosophy course that take the classes they need to get the degree, to get a promotion. they are there for the more vocational instruction. haveis why so many people flocked to for-profit colleges is because that is what they promote. and not

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for some reason, donald trump because he is able to hire a good team of cpas can avoid all of it. biggest problem here. average family out here who does pay taxes, neil, you said this, are we all stupid because we pay taxes? no, we're funding our country and our troops and funding veterans and funding schools. here is donald trump, if he does pay them, all he has got to do is release documents to show it. neil: think about what you're saying. >> this argument is over. neil: 47% eligible filers in this country don't pay any income taxes. doesn't mean they don't pay any taxes, sales tax, fica taxes. >> we're talking about lower income here though. neil: over the years, that has do you think in a system of ours, mr. trump included everyone, everyone should pay something? >> of course. yes, everyone should pay a little bit but there needs, this goes back to, if you look at donald trump's tax credits he wants to do for home care, he is recognizing the fact that there are lower income families out there that aren't going to pay taxes because they get the credits back. so everyone at som

she's been married 33 years, retired cpa, has two kids and she says she usually wears workout clothes and no makeup. good for her. let's hear her story. >> i know you watch the show every week. so what are you hoping for when that door opens? >> i'm hoping for a whole new me. i've had the same hairstyle, hair color for 50 years and i just want to be somebody different. look like somebody different. >> okay. you think your family's going to go along with that? >> i think they're going to be surprised. >> okay. >> very surprised. >> wow. ur keep her same husband. >> i hope so, too. >> all right. let's take another look one more time at the old jackie and let's bring the new jackie out. >> come on out, jackie. wow. that's beautiful. oh, my gosh. warren, take off those blindfolds. >> oo la la. >> you're going to love it. >> that's a spectacular look. >> wow. >> look how chic that is. >> you look beautiful. >> oh. i like it. >> love it. love it. >> now one of the biggest hair color faux pas is when your highlight color is too separate from your base color so it looks a little frosted. i so

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>> that's the trial for the industry is that there are a lot of other cpa >> i think unfortunately it's not -- they're going to pay the price unfortunately. this issue is not going away. the american people deserve to be angry, and only we through self-police and self-regulation can fix it. a government takeover of health care is not what we need. we need discipline. we need responsibility, and we need companies to do the right thing. >> one last question. this is a little philosophic, but it is "mad money." brent, your stock is not doing as well since you've embraced is that just short-term thinking by me and longer term this is the way out of the conundrum for the drug companies? >> i do think long term it is, but it's more painful for me than it is for you. i pride myself, i take great pride in being a ceo who is shareholder friendly, that really does care about driving shareholder return short, medium, and long term. unfortunately given some of the change in our shareholder base as a result of pfizer and teva this year, the bad publicity from these price takers, and the political se

and that should be a then he or she can help you pick the other players like the estate attorney, the cpa, whomever you may need to build out your team. >> how do you find someone who's going to be good with your money. >> it's not an easy task. i would say i'd start asking other professionals. asking friends that you respect. you have to do your due diligence. you have to really dig into it. i think a certified financial planner, ideally someone who's those a few tips i would look at. >> good tips for your running back of financial gain. you picked doug martin. >> he had a couple terrible years with the buccaneers last year he was the second leading rusher in the nfl. you can make a come back. you can put away $18,000. in an ira, put away $5,500. if you're over 50, put an extra 6,000 into your 401k. and ira. even though you have a couple bad seasons, you can make it up financially. >> for a wide receiver, you picked, a great guy, julian edelman. >> it pains us after sunday. he was a high school quarterback and a college quarterback. but he changed to be a receiver to improve chances to m