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said it like you thought all right i'll just ask questions max i know i don't make a so you put some spin on it i heard you well maybe a little. maybe a thirty three and the third. when you heard you were going to be removed at least for seventh year was that a big relief was it really or had you already assumed you would be no i we really you know it was genuinely a surprise and is it true this season seven will jump forward three years i don't know i've heard this rule but no one no one calls me no one tell me anything are you going to miss a minute. sure what are you going to miss the most about what i'm going to have and me max i am i am a firm as you lot of jewish get at it and you're jewish who told you that we control over. told you don't say that out loud out loud gosh almighty are you going to miss schmidt. and i yes actually you're toying with me i'm not touring with the oh no not when i'm we have been playing it for now one hundred seventy years now we've done it we've done a lot we've done a lot as we've done a lot of t.v. and i feel like i've played. a more episodes in m

you. know low there this is the kaiser report i'm max keiser lot of goma let's get into this you know max you know we talked here recently as three poor about the fact that the one market place provider of obamacare in north carolina blue cross blue shield said next year in twenty eighteen they want to increase their premiums by twenty three percent some people hail that they said well this is great because in twenty seventeen they raise their premiums by forty four percent so the fact that they're only raising them by twenty three percent shows that the markets are stabilizing well in fact this past week blue cross blue shield has said from north carolina there obamacare policies they no longer need twenty three percent just fourteen percent the headline reads north carolina blue cross plan cuts obamacare rate hike request earlier this year the blues plan asked the state department of insurance for a twenty two point nine percent average rate increase for individual plans that increase requests has been revised to fourteen point. one percent for next year based on claims data from the fir

max. by that we mean 81% totality. you want totality, you have to go there. it will end at 4:01.he deal now. the totality has a 70-mile wall shadow travels at 2,000 miles an hour. even with protected eye wear, we'll hand that out at the event. 3 minutes is the max you can look directly into the sun even with the glasses. april2024 is the next. this is unusual, there are collections every year, but it is the very unusual to see totality across the entire country. that is pretty cool. >>> 83 today. i think we will be okay. a little worried at first with clouds and showers, but i think that will work out all right. >>> a look outside. we're down to 78. this is interesting. feels like it is 80, kind of muggy. a bad hair day. >>> here is the radar over the last hour. notice all shades of green. nothing crazy heavy. a little bit, maybe enough to wet the pavement north of germantown and then you jump west of i 81. heavier activities with yellow showing up there but this is all light. >>> turning a little bit 85 tomorrow. 90 on wednesday. 91 thursday. 89 on friday. 90 on saturday. >>> he

luxury on a bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. you're. showing us you know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i must. get. my family. yes it will be. i think. there's no overriding and the russian sentiment. that's the view of russia's foreign minister who met with his american counterpart on the sidelines of the room in asia. and the week's top stories for. russia's sanctions bill angering several of america's. he. describes it as declaring a full scale trade war plus the pressure has stepped up a little korea tuesday the u.n. security council vote unanimously for tough new sanctions on pyongyang over its missile tests that. dictator dictator. the venezuelan president is also targeting us for stricture and save us.

that the town's yes you to max now well you know you mentioned the reaction of the left. post-election and what is shocking to a lot of people is that their reaction to things that made a star paul unplugged on a media you tube coming out with jack conan at i free speech and initiatives to eliminate any kind of dissenting is on their platform no gas that would offer any kind of reasoned debate on mainstream media allowed. they were of m.f.m. they say as others and they propagandize they sin of the kind of the pro hillary war effort we hear coming out of rachel maddow mouth every night every day. i think this is the most shocking post election result is that they left is one of the must anti free speech or a groups in america i would i've been shocked by it and what it what are your thoughts in dealing that post-election shutdown of free speech by left wing in america you know it's difficult for me to comment max not not because. i don't want to but because more so i don't want to do i mean by that you know i'm in hollywood right now i'm a filmmaker still i'm a content pro

thank you max all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would like to thank our special guest gerald celente of trends research dot com if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and it's all next time i'll. we'll willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to be free again poisoned by our own people i've seen that was nuclear biological and chemical products said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam will polystyrene these batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between burn pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from exposure from the burn pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the waiting decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay. paul burrell to get the middle finger to be used to model is.

a sound familiar max yeah well it's reversed drug dealing you know typically if you are drug dealer you cut your drug with like you know baby powder or something a baby laxative a new standard your drugs so more of your drugs here with a horrible bottle. that are junk that are. reversed you put in some. bonds to give it a higher content and so that is the same story from ten fifteen years ago and then the ongoing story that area a group of charlatans on wall. street and around the world all that are pushed onto the investment public securities that are. still. paying. and then told by the central banks to keep interest rates low so the cost is always going down but as i've said before. if you want to stop financial fraudsters on wall street and around the world need to raise the cost of. enough to try to stop gun crime for example raise the cost of guns if you're trying to re stop fraud on wall street raise the cost of fraud have got to go up to make fraud less appealing for fraudsters until that happens we're going to have more of this but so going back max you know c.d.o. it's a class

max: you bet. thank you. david: give us a sense where we stand with china. we are tentatively starting the 301 procedure regarding intellectual property. you have concerns with the way china deals with u.s. intellectual property. do you think the president is taking the right step? max: 2 points. updefinitely have to stand to china. china is very clever. one step at a time to tighten , mayberotectionism subsidies for their core industries. we have to push back. we haven't pushed back enough in my judgment. these trade actions should not be tied to our efforts in north korea. they are 2 entirely separate u.s. interests. if we say we back off trade if you're good with us on north korea, that will hurt us on trade. we have to keep up in a very solid way. it makes sense, ambassador. i want to put out something the president said over the weekend that exclusively tied north korea with trade. president trump: we lose hundreds of billions of dollars the year on trade with china. they know how i feel. it is not going to continue like that. if china helps us, i feel

you do. explain. maxof the sort of interesting things that has played out over not just the past couple of weeks, but the past six months, is that silicon valley has had kind of a hard time navigating the era of donald trump. that's partly because, even before the election, there was all this controversy around companies like facebook and google, as to whether or not they were media companies or technology companies. if you are a technology company, then you don't have to take any responsibility for any of the content that is on your platform. if you are a media company, obviously you do. these companies want to be technology companies. they are valued higher. you don't spend as much on content moderation. the thing that happened two weeks ago, suddenly these companies realized, hey, maybe we have to take at least some responsibility. that came to the forefront when google and go daddy and a bunch of other companies took down a nazi publication that had basically been on the internet until then. cloudflar

for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about the cookbook on luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so if you watch kaiser of course. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporate corporations from washington washington controls the media the media. and voters elected a businessman to run this country business equals power who must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what he found was a series of veterans who had a q lung disease acute being area first of all. injury that he was able to find through long biopsies where he found these tiny little holes these tears and their long tissue he saw nothing of these veterans to come to his own conclusion that they could have only got this from a toxic exposure. to produce his career looking for this problem and he was able to discover it. and the diagnosis was constrictor prophylactics in english it's a small area where his disease so the lining of your loans are destroyed if you have a perfectly healthy young

what what have you got man to ask him well you know the cameras are rolling here max kaiser and for the record let's let's just correct immediately this what i got you into here as you know max we've known each other a long time and you're. a very unique talented gifted fella so when the notion of journeying do have an experience which is exactly what a pilgrimage is. when we when we thought about the idea of of going across america to ask people to question what's america to you particularly now the way things are this this new presidency etc it seems you know that you and stacy and folks around the world who know myself and you and us kind of seen that together it's very. i think people are recognizing now particularly our t.v. network that we're on to something and perhaps you know similar to like a jerry signs though you know talking to celebrities drinking coffee driving antique cars. we'd like to do something similar only in an r.v. you know with nature in the animals and coffee. what we want to talk to americans and and immigrants and. whoever wants to from a very down home blueg

hello there this is the kaiser report i'm max kaiser live gola let's get into this you know max you know we talked here recently on the kaiser report about the fact that the one market place provider of obamacare in north carolina blue cross blue shield said next year in twenty eighteen they want to increase their premiums by twenty three percent some people hail that they said well this is great because in twenty seventeen they raise their premiums by forty four percent so the fact that they're only raising them by twenty.

and if you pan to your left max you can see that the motorcycle somehow ended up over in that medianm where the crash occurred. it's unclear how that all happened. we know the speed limit here is 45 perhaps momentum and not sure at this time but as you all mentioned motorcyclists did not sure vivt crash. this of course we were just out here not long ago on july 2 1 for fatal crashing and over the last two months there's been three crashes two of them fatal. so certainly this road a very dangou a lot of concern in our area. but, if you head out here keep in mind southbound lanes two right lanes getting by northbound completely shut down. that's the latest from for the washington. back into you all in the studio. >> annie, thank you very m much. also in the news this morning 4:50, happening today eleanor holmes norriton is holding annual job faivrment employers from every sector and industry in the region will be at the washington convention center, construction, retail labor unions, restaurants, hoe telling you name it you can meet employers face to face. job job seekers must bring pr

oh lo there this is the kaz report as a lot of goma let's get into this you know max you know we talked here recently report about the fact that the one market place provider of obamacare in north carolina blue cross blue shield said next year in twenty eighteen they want to increase their premiums by twenty three percent some people hail that they said well this is great because in twenty seventeen they raise their premiums by forty four percent so the fact that they're only reason to buy twenty three percent shows that the markets are stabilizing well in fact the past week blue cross blue shield has said for north carolina there obamacare policies they no longer need twenty three percent just fourteen percent the headline reads north carolina blue cross plan cuts obamacare rate hike request earlier this year the blues plan asked the state department of insurance for a twenty two point nine percent average rate increase for individual plans that increase requests has been revised to fourteen point one percent for next year based on claims data from the first quarter of twenty seventeen

luxury automobile for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so much because of course. and i welcome back now islamic state third another significant blow in syria after his convoy was hit by the russian air force that's according to the ministry of defense in moscow and earlier i discussed the details with. among the things that i saw how lost in this strike by the washington air force are several tanks over two dozen armored vehicles with high caliber weapons on board plus more than two hundred terrorists have been killed as well this is according to the russian military now with these kind of figures any such. strike would count as a big success in any part of syria but let me just point out the strategic and geographical importance of this particular one this islamic state convoy was heading to the city of deer as zoar and as you can see on this map this city is still controlled by the syrian government but it has been completely encircled by islamic state for three years now the russian army is now saying that if they manage to kick out islamic state from this prov

luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal so much because of course. you can you know not to use it you know what i noticed was playing in one million people died and i. killed people even begun. now no one's going to wait to chew a few bodies around them and that's. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people of seeing stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the berm pits would really literally send a v.a. broke and they don't want to pay it so the waiting decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they won't have to pay a. call for help and get the bill for their

watch you gets to be the umpire in terms of the numbers here. max was speaking to bankers and chief executives, i would say to them, let's say at the end of the day, this will cost $2 trillion over the decade. they say, you have to take dynamic scoring into account. maybe there will be so much growth those trillions of dollars will go away. but the truth is some of the modeling that says this will cost trillions of dollars is dynamic scoring. the ballsts to call and strikes here, whoever gets to decide how much growth we will have, how much it will cost, they are the ones with the power. i think we will see more cdo insults being flung around. they will be more important than ever before. tim, i want to ask you about corporate taxes. paul ryan saying average corporate tax rates are closer to 35%. for some of the big corporate scum out of, facebook, apple, they can go to europe and pay peanuts, avoid paying taxes legally in other countries. even if you are reducing your tax rate by 10%, does it really matter? >> i think it does. president trump has h

this is about the max. if you read my book you might just learn something. >> i always thought i would have a better life and could help someone else have their better life, too. i got lucky i don't care what anybody says all these people told you they were born in a log cabin [inaudible] my political history was i told people when i was born in 46 in georgia they stamped democrat on your birth certificate. i made a political decision i call it truth in advertising in 1998 to change parties and became a republican at that point in time there were no jobs for any of us the only people covered in security were maybe people in the military or banks. people were putting things online and there was money at risk. all of a sudden they started getting jobs and security. >> c-span and c-span.org. and listen using the c-span radio app.

he made a really stupid choice two saturdays ago and it's one he can't ever undo. >> you acknowledge max'sg overdose in his obituary. why is it important for you and your family to be out there and talking about this in such a frank and candid way? >> one thing i've found, if we don't talk about it, things don't change. for us we made a decision right away that we wanted to be very transparent about how he died. i cannot tell you how many people have come to me and shared their own grief stories about a loved one who died where they never talked about it before. i think as a community we're not ever going to get in front of this epidemic if we aren't actually having these very frank conversations about what's killing our children. >> during the campaign, president trump promised more federal resources to combat the opioid crisis, more money for opioid treatment services, he promised to speed up fda approval for drug treatment to stop drugs across the border. have you seen any progress? >> we need the federal government to help us. we in nashville have been able to equip our police officers

we'll get there. [ light laughter ] guys we have our buddy, max, here. where youom scotland. >> jimmy: hey, welcome, buddy. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] max is here from scotland. if you were on "america's got talent", his talent would be playing the banjo. he plays the banjo. and if he could have any talent, it would be to either play the banjo better or to answer questions. [ laughter ] you might win. i mean, that's a good talent. >> any question, i can answer it. given ten, 20 minutes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, major talent. guys -- [ light laughter ] it's summer, so for this last one, can you guys do like a a fun, like "holiday road" type of song? like, a "vacation" type of -- ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ ♪ brother there max got a trick up his sleeve ♪ ♪ oooh ♪ and he can play the banjo like you wouldn't believe ♪ ♪ oooh ♪ look, if he could choose any talent you know what he would choose ♪ ♪ oooh ♪ to play the banjo better or to do interviews ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ and it would make him say oohh ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that was great! my thanks to these guys. [ cheers and ap

and you know max blumenthal is a man of the hard left and seeing those two men to sit down and have a normal civil conversation about their agreements and their differences was remarkably refreshing i'm beginning to think a lot of people are beginning to feel the same way go ahead in washington. a well it's definitely a fact that tucker carlson is doing pretty great work right now criticism criticizing american foreign policy especially on the russian hysteria that i mentioned a few times earlier on the overthrow of gadhafi on syria asking crucial questions like who is going to fill the power vacuum in syria if assad is ousted what's sad is that it's only tucker carlson asking these questions what does that say about the mainstream media what does that say about an american leftist. liberal and leftist media. having somebody like max no no no somebody like max blumenthal. sends out minutely huge for a yet says something it's a step in the right direction of how many other anchors on mainstream media on c.n.n. imus n.b.c. fox or are inviting guests like the hard left is like maxwell wi

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there's a full news bulletin coming your way next hour but don't go away max and stacey have got they are reported for you here on our national. oh i there i'm max guy this is the guys ready for it hey you know are you in it. and it over right now. well you know has been in the news many many many times of the past few years because it's disinter mediating the whole taxi space taxi medallions are crashing and price all over the world from new york city to chicago i don't think they have medallions in london or places like that but it's certainly messing up that situation over there they've had loss after loss after loss after a loss they seem to be a loss making operation part of that is in order to basically become a monopoly in the city so they've been losing billions of dollars it's not a publicly listed company but there are a lot of big investors like goldman sachs throwing billions of dollars at them to create a global monopoly but here is the latest in their debacle of losing money and you know fair enough it's only goldman sachs's money so i guess though goldman sachs will have to defraud some gra

max, what do you do for a living? tour guide, but most of my time is spent playing pokemon go, so i think i'm the last person in the world who stills does that. - i just want to clarify, you said pokemon go. - absolutely, yes. - alright, max, you're a grown man. lisa, tell me about yourself. - i love to throw parties, theme parties, 80s, disco, costume parties. best costume ever, i was tinkerfell. as in tinkerbell but she was all beat up and had crutches and she couldn't fly. - i gotcha, alright, maybe you guys can work on a pokemon go themed party. alright, good luck to you guys, it's time to play iwitness. (cheers and applause) our first round is called, what just happened? i am gonna show you guys video clips from all over the world, and then i'm gonna ask you questions about those clips. each question will be worth a hundred dollars, but if you ring in with the wrong answer, your opponents will have one chance to steal. everybody understand? - yes, we do. - let's get started, in our first clip a man navigates the

most people's eyes and they really think it was but sometimes i meet them socially and they say max when you understand this is how capitalism works i say this is not how capitalism work this is talk up of blues one goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. one. of your series. of the best person to speak of the wall street that is i sit across from them. you know i see the humanity of the people on wall street are working harder now than ever before not knowing whether they could ever move up the ladder and when will this rat race and for the . dr olden pass is that true because psychology and probably more than anything else. is known for helping people manage i'm certain. and maintain optimal motivation and performance in times of uncertainty. but. it's become a mission for me to help people out there in this rough time because i feel like in my practice as a psychologist my clients are looking to me for answers my dissertation is the first study in the united states conducted in the last fifty years it was called the casualties of wall street and assessment of the walking wounded and my findin

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i thought maybe contacting his victims or did not go under his name. >> so you know the max sanction chargers is 15 days. >> being that you corroborated some what. we'll give you 10 days in lock. so you are done and good to go. >> i felt like i was cooperating or i don't know. it seems like the better thing to do. i am done with it. we cannot associate anymore. >> battaglia's relationship in jail have landed him in segregation. william bernard resulted in violence. he was recently assaulted. they assaulted when he was walking up the stairs. bernard was on the ground and definitely was out of it. once it was called out we are probably inside less than a minute after the fight was called out. bernard was sitting on the ground and looked daze. once the officers saw it they both ran away. it was a little chaotic but for the most part, i tried to be non confrontational as much as possible. it is not what i prefer but unfortunately, i am put into a situation that there is really not too much i can do. from what i understand, inmate rivera and blanco believes that bernard was working with s

put spread when the stock was trading at 54.75, you could buy the january 55 paying 1.30 for that selling one at 50 cents. that's 1.30 as your max risk you can make up to $3.70 on the downside, one thing that's interesting, 50 seems like a long ways away. it's the 52-week low which was made in early. >> ken: so u i like risk reward if you think the technical set up, 54 bucks, looks like a big neckline on a head and shoulders. >> mike. >> i like this trade for a couple of the republicans dan mentioned looking at the componen components, a lot are basing significant head winds the packaged food industry not the place to be right now. and some other areas where you have soap and tooth paste, the valuations are quite high. what's interesting is that the staple stocks have relatively low volatility that means that the options turn out to be cheap. that's one of the reasons being long premium or long makes sense. this is one of those sectors that's relatively low beta so even if the market rolls over, you find selling the downside put makes a lot of sense. it's important you're doing this as an options trade because as we just heard,

. >> before we let you go, max, how was his speech today compared to last night in phoenix? >>reporter: certainly a different tone in many applauded his speech last night his campaign style speech and talked about his response to charlottesville while others were happy he stayed on message. >> max resnick in reno. max, thank you. >>> the protests in phoenix bud to a handful of arrests and officers used pepper spray and gas and four people were arrested and more than 20 hurt. >>> new at 5:30 p.m. a mystery in costa -- contra costa county and a woman's body dumped partially covered by a tarp. >> first i want to help the homeless. >> a day to dream. what would you do with the $700 billion? a powerball ticket buying prince. >> got the with -- at the weather figured out and we will talk about the rest of the week in the warm up coming up. >>> all it takes is $2 for some chance to win $700 million and that's how big the jackpot is and millions of people have been buying tickets and dreaming about what they could buy texas alone they were selling 18,000 tickets a minute. >> we are

you. the i max theater at the smithsonian's natural museum of history is slated to close.onvince the museum on change plans. kevin mccarthy with more . i met with the claimed i max film producer jonathan bark er of the national museum of national history with his latest film amazon is being shown in the i max theater. this is the prime location in the world for what we do which is make natural history and science film. an experience one of the most extraordinary adventures of all time. it's just the most wonderful and show the film to hundreds of thousands of people every year. most people don't have the ability to go to these interesting annex on the particular places and the great thing about i max is you can go there. you are about to experience the excitement of larger than life films. barker explained to me why an i max is bet respect than an ordinary screen. wide field of view and you're immersed in it. that's what it's really all about, an immersive film experience. you're inside the frame. barker 's film is currently playing at the sawm yell c johnson i max theater

i'm here with buffy and you got >> i have max.e's a 7-year-old chihuahua. >> what kind of family is right >> max is actually good for a he actually would be good with he's a little cuddle bug. >> he sure looks like he's >> he's a little sweet boy. it would be good for most famili come on in and meet max. >> how long would he be arms? >> forever. >> hi, max. so there will be lots of people on the fence. maybe i should, maybe i should make the pitch. how do we get them over the fence, how do we get them over >> look at this adorable face. how can you resist this face. we have hundreds of other resist if you come in today we're part come on in. we have cats. we have kittens. we have snakes. we have lizards. we have birds. we dogs of all sizes. come on in and meet them and best for life. >> you have pigeons. >> we do. hopefu you can meet them. >> they wear pants? >> yes. we have pigeon pants. >> i think we should look at that'smax. you wa to visit max. perhap cuddle with max and take him home. what about max? >> i think max is adorabl

you have a buy right on. your maxain is up to $39 in a stock of 150 if the stock is 39 or lower, you take this that 38 cents, in two months, that's a 1% yield or just yield in general and if you annual liz that, it would be a nice yield on top of the 5.2 gives you a buffer to the downside and i think it's important to remember that this is long stock, short call. the stock is going to pay a 49 cent dividend in october, so i'm eyeing a move back towards the 40 range if i get to october and the stock moves up to 39, i'll roll that to a higher strike, so to me, lock stock, short call, sets up well. it's a super yield trade in a name that's beaten up. z>> in yield trade, typically, n high dividend paying stock, you're not expecting the stock to rocket hire which is one of the reasons you might look to sell upside calls. xuan time, you'll find that the premium u is low actually sxwresingly in at&t, the price is up a little bit recently, which makes this somewhat more attractive from a yield trade perspective, that makes se

draining the swamp you know if you drain the money swamp that's why the old coin market for example you know max coin that not to you know to the max going again but it is saying it is a crypto coin that it has no special attributes or functionality but it is a place to park. outside of the fee out system it has value in that sense of the year any any max going purchases moving away from a fee world and that itself has some value so you take the total like market cap of course the currency is like between seventy and one hundred billion dollars it's still small peanuts there are people that have more net worth than that that's one hundred billion dollars that's not part that banks anymore like you said this right is being drained slowly but it's going to go from exponential soon we're going to trillion dollars we're going to see ten trillion dollars the great thing about the you know scalable technology whether it's email or facebook or you know you just put another server in there and you know the million users if any of it if it scales fricken brilliantly so here is a scalable currency you kno

you for that. for what more we can expect from lawmakers let's bring in the former senator from montana and former ambassador to china maxwell group. maxr -- volker. >> tax reform is very difficult because there are so many pieces. both parties worked together. presidentn each invested a lot of capital. you are a member of a joint committee on deficit reduction. things have changed over that time. there isn't even agreement in the republican party. how can there possibly be a bipartisan agreement? >> it bothers me that the republican negotiations have been in secret. the devil is in the details. we have to see what is proposed. i can't emphasize too much of the importance of it a bipartisan. if it's not bipartisan it's not going to work. that's the question. where is the money. in order to cut rates. we are talking about eliminating the interest reduction. very upsetng to be with that. the third place to find the revenue is questionable growth estimates and it's going to be tough. vonnie: can you present any kind of solution? corporate tax talk. the administration and the republican party are not even in agreement on that. what is a bi

pulling into another war at the same time i was also i was also terrified because you have the right likes of ralph peters and max boot who do have some for some reason the self influence of washington and he of ralph peter saying that vladimir putin is literally hitler and you have max boot saying that flattery putin is a left top five adversaries of the united states i wonder why these people still have platforms when they have a dia's from decades ago and and what's even worse that they never learn from their mistakes they keep wanting to have wars that never never succeed they want to have a gene changes that cause they create even more havoc in the middle east in the rest of the world so one thing i am pleased about those interviews where it was that approved how the washing still has a dr strangelove bad this is probably one of the most unpopular guys right now in the united states after that interview at least with tucker carlson now he did make a mistake supporting the iraq war but he's not a policy maker is not a right he said any any say and public policy but mexico does and that's that's what's concern