this is a federal irs form designed to expose organizations that prayer and public resources. the form asks if the french received governmental for funding to which the friends respond know. the form asks for the value of the facilities and services they receive from a governmental agency to which the friends respond 0. in fact, the france race -- collect books for book sales at each branch. they run a bookstore in the public library claiming to be the highest grossing bookstore in the city. they run events and parties in library facilities. most of all, all revenue from naming opportunities in 24 city facilities throughout san francisco go directly to the friends. the benefits they receive from public assets is many times the benefit that the public receives from them. but they are corporate philanthropy and lack of accountability is what they get from their money. the disclosure is designed to prevent the public partner from turning public assets into private cash but that is exactly what they do. and they get their so-called aristocratic privileges for pennies. as bad as th

the fact that you're required to make a financial restitution to the united states federal government through the irs, that is nothing more than a tax. >> greta: how does he rev up the republican base, the republicans who don't like the tax? i'm not talking about the politicians, but voters, how does he rev them up about it if he says, i actually agree with president obama, it's not a tax? >> well, i think that the governor probably needs to look at who he has within his circle of advisors, and probably get him to -- get them to provide the right type of counsel and advice, and probably the governor should take the opportunity to go down and do as i did today, i had a roundtable with about 10 doctors up in port st. lucie, orthopedic specialists, and they clearly said this is how we see this, this is how we understand the ramifications of the affordable care on our business, as well as on the medical industry and the medical practitioners that are out here. so i think that we have to get down on the ground and talk to the individual americans. also, greta, you have to understand what seems so ironic,

they established the direct sale of federal bonds to the public and best of ul invented the irs. the world had never before seen, okay let me see here, is this supposed to advance? there we go. thank you. okay. the world had never before seen anything to compare so the size of the union army. as you can see from the slide, before the union army came into being the only thing that came close was napoleon's troops in 1816. en listments totalled 2.8 million soldiers but many men enlisted more than once. my great, great grandpa for example. the one on the right john thoma thomas, enlisted on july 16th, 18 f 1. he was honorably discharged after being wounded in the hip. and family legend has it that he limped a little more when he went in to get his veteran's pensions. the other one, john mcdaniel enlisted on april 1st, 1862, just in time for shilo. he reenlisted two months later so he could be there for chancellorchanc chancello chancellorsver chancellorsville. so the 2.8 million is an overstatement due to reenlistments. the number of individuals serving is more like 2 to 2.2 million

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they pioneered the use of money and established the direct sale of federal bonds to the public and, best of all, invented the irs. the world had never before seen -- okay, let me see here. is this supposed to advance? here we go. there we go. thank you. okay, the world had never before seen anything to compare to the size of the union army and as you can see from the slide, before the union army came into being, the only thing that came close was napoleon's troops going into russia and as a consequence russia's standing army in 1816. official enlistments in the federal forces totalled 2.8 million soldiers. but actually many men enlisted more than once. my great-great grandpa for example, i'll tell you a little bit about my great-great grandpa. the one on the right, john thomas, enlisted at age 16 on july 6th, 1861. just before bull run. he was honorably discharged on may 13th, 1864, after being wounded in the hip at the battle of baton rouge and family legend has it he limped a little more when he went into get his veterans pensions. john mcdaniel deserted in february because he had to put in a crop of corn. he

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federal income tax. if you don't file one then you are not impacted. the fact that it is collected through the irsugh the federal tax forms. most would say if we opt not to pay something that is due to the irs it is not really a choice. >> it as choice to buy health insurance and if you can afford it we think you should buy it and people who can afford and don't buy it are being irresponsible and the people who do pay for it shouldn't be paying for them. we are following mitt romney's lead in massachusetts and the bill he pushed for there. >> shannon: we had former senator jim talon on today and he he outlined a number of ways in which he said romney care and obama care are distinguishable and that governor romney will be able to do that on the campaign trail. >> i think the challenge for mitt romney is that some key components of the bill including the penalty and including the individual mandate were based on what he did in massachusetts. so for him to deny that this was something he pushed for, or that he fought for and talked about the importance of in massachusetts it is pretty awkward for hi

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federal government. according to his reasoning, the feds can now use the irs to hurt any american who does not do what the feds think they should do. how is that different from oa toll tall tarren government using agencies of force to control behavior? china does that, cuba does that. now before the left wing loons become historical. talking points is not comparing obama care decision to communist repression. the cumulative aspect power something america has always used sparingly. no longer. we are to buy the mandated health insurance or we get punished. we either pay that tax on tea or we forgot beverage. punitive taxation has never been acceptable to most americans. unless it directly discourages the catastrophe like lung cancer. so what should conservatives do about john roberts? hate him? vilify him? talking points says no. the chief justice made a mistake. his ruling gives the feds far too much power but he did so to avoid judicial activism so there was a reason instead of name calling, the right must put forth something better than obama care so that congress will repeal it. so far, the g.o.p. is no

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federal banks. they pioneered the use of money and established the direct sale of bonds to the public and invented the irs. the world had never before seen -- okay, let me see here. is this supposed to advance? here we go. there we go. thank you. okay, the world had never before seen anything to compare to the size of the union army and as you can see from the slide, before the union army came into being, the home thing that came close was napoleon's troops going into russia and as a consequence russia's standing army in 1816. official enlistments in the federal forces totalled 2.8 million soldiers. but actually many men enlisted more than once. my great-great grandpa for example, i'll tell you a little bit. the one join a different regiment because his original one has disbanded because of mass casualties. so the 2.8 million is an overstatement due to reenlistments. the number of individuals serving the union is more like 2 million to 2.2 million. by kpairsson, the best guess to those serving the confederacy is 750,000, which is still a pretty big number. this slide gives us snapshots of the numbers of s

that does not say anywhere that when the federal government runs the exchange, the counties are applicable, but the irs says they are. they just made it up. there will be a vote soon in the house and the senate. there is a procedure we can use. there will be a vote on overturning the rule. i think this will be another great mark hurd to put down to find out where the senate democrats stand. do they believe the irs of all people should be able to rewrite laws and tax whoever they want? i think that would be a frightening precedent. that is able to watch and put pressure on. i have five minutes. a couple more things -- the health care law can be defeated very simply. we need a majority in the senate and we need the presidency. it is that simple. for those that say we need 60, that is wrong. 95% can be repealed with budget votes, it can be 51% and the tiebreaker, vice president. the senate race looks close. it hangs in the balance. do not take that for granted. we have to be active. we have to educate people, even if they do not have a republican candidate they do not like, i can assure you they will want

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will all know them by now that ibm for a national sales tax that i want to eliminate the federal income-tax for the irs we can find a way to collect this internet sales tax without the irs but here's the problem i have going forward with the tax situation as some of the opponents of the bill and therefore if they are not able to collect the simplest thing which is a sales tax on internet sales, when the world could we ever again have an internet sales in the world of a national sales tax and i turn to the governor to see if he would like to respond to that because you are a step that is a version of income tax and i appreciate if. >> i want to the whole national sales tax the data but if you were there obviously that would prove -- that would make the argument even more -- i do think you're basic argument about the retailer's they're using the state's money to compete is really what we are talking about. estimates before. i would turn to the representative and ask if you have a comment on the point that i make. >> i personally am in favor of a consumption or national sales tax within the others but tha

will all know them by now that ibm for a national sales tax that i want to eliminate the federal income-tax for the irs we can find a way to collect this internet sales tax without the irs but here's the problem i have going forward with the tax situation as some of the opponents of the bill and therefore if they are not able to collect the simplest thing which is a sales tax on internet sales, when the world could we ever again have an internet sales in the world of a national sales tax and i turn to the governor to see if he would like to respond to that because you are a step that is a version of income tax and i appreciate if. >> i want to the whole national sales tax the data but if you were there obviously that would prove -- that would make the argument even more -- i do think you're basic argument about the retailer's they're using the state's money to compete is really what we are talking about. estimates before. i would turn to the representative and ask if you have a comment on the point that i make. >> i personally am in favor of a consumption or national sales tax within the others but tha

people that did not buy insurance, and that is within the taxing power of the federal parliament, and that would enter with the irs collecting a tax from people who do not have health insurance, and double in the text if they fail to send it in -- ee but? if they fail to send it in. -- double in the the tax if they fail to send it in. we are now back to the debate, how do we need the test of quality health care reform that gets us better insurance at lower cost? that is a very pitched debate and it will continue. host: the next call for douglas holtz-eakin, american action form is his group, south carolina. arthur. republican line. caller: good morning, mr. holtz- eakin. i want to comment on the health care. a few items. i would like to introduce myself as -- i am just high-school educated, but i have watched more political shows, house sessions, the senate sessions than any other citizen in this country, and i used to be a book maker, too. being as learned as i am for a high-school graduate, and having watched all of these shows, the few points of record -- the health-care bill, like the man just said, it is a ta

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federal taxes whatsoever the following year. number two, romney took advantage of a one-time irs program in 2009 that gave amnesty for fraudulent none disclosure offshore income. even though it is unlikely that could be lurking in romney's returns. since 2009, the last year in which romney got payments as part of his retroactive retirement deal, there could be something in that he doesn't want us to see. this possibility comes from nyu tax law professor dan shapiro. let me ask you this, dan. david. it seems to me what's the worst case here? let's be honest about this. if it shows he didn't pay taxes for a couple of years, that's devastating to a guy talking about reducing the corporate tax rate and putting more pressure on lower-income people. if he had carried interest in which is the way equity people are able -- who pay regular income taxes on what is capital gains. what else? >> let's listen. >> i'm sorry. they don't pay regular taxes. she enthused pay regular taxes and get capital gains treatment which is 15% rate rather than 30-some percent rate. >> rick santorum tried to develop a populist appeal against mitt romney. did

federal law. if it's a tax or a penalty in massachusetts, well, it's a tax or a penalty. because the irscause if you fail -- if you opt out of health insurance, you'll be penalized. >> you can't anymore, though. >> don't tax me. don't tax you. >> before we get to the politics of it, here's the policy irony all of this. offenders of this law are celebrating a victory on the mandate which by their own estimate might affect 1% of the population. they're glossing over the ruling a few days ago which wipes out the medicaid provisions. 50% of the number of the reduction of the uninsured. the number of thatted administration will be the new number of uninshurd the supreme court stripped that power away, so i have to say, there's a certain part of hypocrisy. >> this is a crucial part of the vote. it will require cop ration of the american people. if you have a political agenda of massive resistance to it, it will not work. >> lot of people know, lot of low-income people who believe, they think they've got coverage now. they're going to find that if they live in alabama, mississippi, louisiana, w

roha aab ims onypo and you're right that the federal, um, central bank has take alot of moryic t ire in the national economy both by loring the interest rate to the point whe it is very low and has also adoptedomo novepe ony exescan purchase, purchasing programs within the boundary of what the fed is allowedo do, and i'm su tt crmrn h ead sham se llep e u, t fimde w nonisotal ppto uno >> okay. last question. right here. >> thankou. michael -- frre un ss the global economy given that greece has a new prime minister who is said to be looking for changes to the problem? cay,yo llecond queion you ainnprce min-- nale da an you very much. >> i appreciate the nice thing that you eici tt u benecd wei'rtnt the u.s. economy would benefit from a eunealretse andte,ni in n, certainly, the negotiations that will begin in the next 48 hours -- sorry, not the negotiations, the discusons with aur of inctigt wi n t howi irtno ofo eurozone, but for the sen of union within the zone and stability of theco. we cinkwa erth ka usswi h finding out exactly what as happened in the last few months, what has not

federal government. that would be with the irs collect a tax from people who do not have felt insurance and doubling that tax if they fail to send it in and suffer an additional burden. it's a pretty clear reading of the ruling but this is a tax. that part is gone. the important thing is regardless of what you think of the supreme court ruling, we're now back to the important debate, which is how we meet what was the tested 2008 of quality health care reform at low cost and better insurance? that is a very legitimate debate and it has been quite a pitched debate and it will continue. from southcall is carolina, arthur on our republican line. caller: good morning. i want to comment about the health care. first, i would like to introduce myself as probably -- i am just high-school educated, but i want more political shows, namely c- span, house and senate sessions, than any other citizen in this country. i would bet on that. i used to be a bookmaker, too. now, being as learned as i am for high school graduate and having watched all these shows, the health care bill, like the man just stated, it is a massiv

going to make our federal fiscal picture look worse as well as our state fiscal picture as it did in massachusetts. we'll have to see what happens with that, and with all the new irs agents and how that will impact people filing taxes and paying this mandate. >> a lot of question marks. >> our guests have been joseph henchman. also joined by donald marron. to both you, gentlemen, thank you very much many. >>> in a few moments a hearing on state and federal corporation on border security. in a little more than an hour, a hearing on recommendations for america's nuclear future. the house agriculture committee marks up its version of a new farm bill including a debate on food stamps. >> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week with, and every weekend 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites. you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> a hearing on state and federal corporation on border security. over the next hour, this house subcommittee looks at illegal immigration and how the government prioritizes deportations. >>> the committee on home

health was by issuing tax credits and subsidies in the federal exchange and thereby taxing employers who would otherwise be exempt from the mandate. the irs issued a rule that employers could spend hundreds of billions of dollars without congressional authority, all to save the obamacare lot from these big holes. >> i will say the campaign is well aware of your excellent work in this area. >> that would be an aggressive signal the governor is committed to getting rid of the law. >> please ask your questions. we will let the folks appear answer. then i am afraid they will cut us off. >> michael willy, disappointed libertarian. i recently worked at the illinois policy institute. we did work on medicaid. at the beginning of the decade, we had one in eight on medicaid. at the end of the decade, we had one in five. if obamacare is fully implemented, we will have one in three on medicaid. how do we convince the governor to not -- how do we convince him to not go ahead with the medicaid expansion and exchange? >> could you give us some insight on what you think the impact on supply will be. >> a and a theater critics reply and the theater critic

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federal program. when you take a look at the irs and people who are paying their fair share of taxes, you're looking in over 16 percent in terms of an error rate. that means that people who are sheltering their income someplace else or just not paying their fair share of taxes in the united states, i think we ought to begin to close those loopholes. everywhere where there is fraud and abuse we ought to take a look at it. and if we can ship those loopholes down we should. that is not what we are doing. we're going to cut off benefits, up to 3 million people. 300,000 approximately children are no longer going to be able to get a school lunch program. that is taking the food out of the mouths of our children. over half of the food stamp recipients are children. quite frankly, there are children, seniors, disabled, and we are looking at the families of returning veterans who are not having to access the program if we want to take a look at fraud and abuse, less take a look at this crop insurance program. i'm surprised that chairman lewis would not address the fact that we have 26 individual beneficiaries w

united states who would be effected by his tax hike already pay 45% of all federal income tax, nearly half the revenue the irslf. can they afford to pay the higher rate? many of them certainly, certainly can. but is it fair to say that these top 2% are not already doing their fair share? let's also not forget, 50% of american households filing income tax returns pay absolutely no federal income tax. zero. that's because their income is either too low, especially when combined with legitimate child, mortgage, education and other deductions. these people pay other taxes to be sure, including payroll, withholding, sales taxes, but pay no federal income tax. so again, about half of american households pay no federal income tax, the top 2% pay nearly half all federal income tax. tax is an important issue in the 2012 election. i just wanted to make sure we give the debate some context. which i think we did. let's talk a little about this more with two guests, ben stein here in "the situation room," and our cnn contributor, democratic strategist, paul begala is here as well. what i said was accurate, right? >> absol

federal program. when you look at the irs we're looking at over 16% rate. people who are sheltering their income summer else or not paying their taxes. if we can shut those loopholes down, we should do that. that is not what we're doing here. we're run to cut benefits to 3 million people. 300,000 children are no longer going to be able to get a school lunch program. that is taking the food out of the malice of our children. over half of the food stamp recipients are children. quite frankly, their children, seniors, disabled, at families of returning veterans are now having to access the programs. if you want to take a look at fraud and abuse, let's look at the crop insurance program. i am surprised that chairman lucas did not address the fact that we have 26 million bucks 26 individual beneficiaries will receive at least a million dollars in premium subsidies. i support crop insurance. i have farmers in my district. it should be equitable nationwide and it should be equitable in terms of the costs that it covers. host: we're taking your calls this morning.

it is not in the bazaars, epa bureaucrats, irs, fda, and all the other federal agencies you have never heard of but you have to deal with every day. but that is the situation we're in now in this country and this administration is using all that apparatus to the maximum extent possible. milton friedman famously said if you pick any three letters in the english alphabet it is a federal bureaucracy we would be better off without. i do not think that has ever been more true than right now at the present time. we can address some of the things that are in the video that i talked about in the book. cap and trade. this is something the president said would make your electricity bill necessarily skyrocket, and if you wanted to build a coal plant, you could, but it would go bankrupt. it crashed and burned. nancy pelosi forced it through the house to 17-212 ki, nearly a party-line vote. -- 217-212, a nearly party-line vote. the senate would not even touch it. the 2010 election, it is easy to forget that the 2010 election was one of the biggest landslide elections in all of history. 67 house sea

first act as president would be to resell the irs rule that tries to rewrite the obama health law by issuing tax credits and cost sharing subsidies in a federal exchange and there by taxing employers who would otherwise be exempt -- the irs has issued a rule without congressional authority that taxes employers and spit -- and could potentially spend hundreds of billions of dollars without congressional authority all to save the obama care. >> the campaign is well aware of your excellent work in this area. [laughter] >> that would be an impressive signal that the governor is committed to getting rid of as la. >> we're almost out of time. i last three to ask your questions and we will let the folks appear after them and then they will cut us off. >> i am i disappointed libertarian. [laughter] >> is there any other kind? >> i want to talk about illinois. i worked at the institute and we did work on medicaid. at the beginning of the decade, we had one in eight and then we had one in five. >> and ed obama care goes for one in three will be on medicaid. how do we convince the governor short of a mandate from the president to not go ahead with the f