except in the government position o iome would make a hash of the current law.ax codes gateway definition of gross income inserts full measure of congressaxing power to the 16th amendment by reaching all income fro whatever source derived. if theovernment's position in this case is right crent law already requires taxpayers to report pay tax on all of their assets, on corporate earning for any stocks they own and on any paper gains from their contracts and loans. going back to 1913. again the reason the law does not wk that was the obvious one. unrealized gains are not income. the only way to make sense of the income taxes that has existed for a century i to stick with the original meaning of the 16th amendment. the court shouldto reaffirm there's no income without reization i welcome the courts question. >> music realization do you have a definition for that or an explanation of exactly what it is and how is it differentro attributes? >> thank you justice thomas. realization is going to be receipts but that in other instances it will be other types of enjoyment

the international organization for migration, iom, supports migrants in around the world, develops effectiveo changing migration dynamics, and provides key recommendations on migration policy and practice. i would like to emphasize my deep belief that migration can have a positive effect, provided that it is safe, legitimate and orderly. naturally, we must fight illegal migration through forced labor and human trafficking. this is the most serious attack on the rights of migrants. but of course, our society will become more diverse in the future. v culturally, ethnically, religiously . and we will need to learn to live together. but besides this, there are many other international organizations here, the same world trade organization, or let’s say, across the road there is a red cross, or very close to here 2 or 3 km cern, the same all organization, the world intellectual property organization, that is, a lot . things regarding standards, everyday things, decisions are made right here in geneva. world intellectual property organization, voice, one of the oldest specialized agencies of the un

the international organization for migration, iom, supports migrants around the world, develops effectivenses to changing migration dynamics, and provides key recommendations on migration policies and practices. i would like to emphasize my deep belief that migration can have a positive effect provided that it is safe, legitimate and orderly. naturally, we must fight against illegal migration, forced labor and human trafficking, this is the most serious attack on the rights of migrants, but of course, our society in the future will become more... many things regarding standards, everyday things, decisions are made right here in geneva. the world intellectual property organization is one of the oldest specialized agencies of the un system. the purpose of the organization is to form a balanced and effective intellectual property system that creates the conditions for innovation and creativity for the benefit of everyone. we provide a range of services to member states of the world intellectual property organization, for example, if you need international protection, this is one of the servi

the iom is a huge organisation . that's the main organisation.ngine of the invasion . the engine of the invasion. the number one funder is the united states number two is germany, number three is canada. and i can go on for hours. i know you don't have that much time. and i'm actually going to go into the camps, but thank you for having me on neal. >> michael, thank you so much for contribution. for your contribution. this evening. we'll pick this up again as soon as we possibly can. but thank you for tonight. another after which another break, after which i will be joined by ungar, will be joined by batya ungar, sargon, contemplate how the sargon, to contemplate how the united states has become so infected with the toxins of wokery. don't go welcome back to neil oliver. live in the break. i learned that we have lost contact with my proposed guest . that we have lost contact with my proposed guest. but in his inimitable fashion , assistant inimitable fashion, assistant professor of political science at webster vienna university, ralph schollhamme

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was going th always late to :he home office was there, no student was going th always late to the -iomeudent was going th always late to the party infice is always late to the party in the sort of cases like this. and it's no surprise once again that the office, uh, allowing the home office, uh, allowing this to happen. >> well, we should also have strong who strong words for those who are abusing these loopholes in the legislation. very clear legislation. it's very clear that does not that the government does not want to happen. but want this to happen. but haljarp, immigration haljarp, you're an immigration lawyer, have you ever given legal to an asylum seeker legal advice to an asylum seeker who wanted to stay in this country, seek refuge in this country? you ever country? and did you ever suggest that perhaps the conversion to christianity might be a way to get around that? >> no, because that's not appropriate and that's not stuff that we do . um, what what that we do. um, what what what does happen is a lot of people, they don't want to convert religion. they're usually persecuted