perfectly legal meanwhile pro publica is now reporting that as the united states internal revenue service the revenue service ability to audit the rich crumbles its scrutiny of the poor has held steady in recent years and that according to data released by the i.r.s. last week millionaires in just 2018 were about 80 percent less likely to be audited than they were in 2011. yes my friends right now if you are making $220000.00 a year under here in the u.s. you are facing the same if not more scrutiny and potential i.r.s. audit on your taxes than if you're say jeff bezos or. so all the rest of the news media destructs this would be talk of banning assault weapons or trump's new adventures and social media companies let's let's follow the money and start watching the hawks. on a city the street you want to see. there so let's see this is joyce state see. grace see this least systemic dissent says the late show. with some good joke as. well when watching the entire robot for and i mean these across so many should look at that zooms we all those whom we've been using assume everybody uses what seems left right an

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