mr. freeman says, what should congress do? although the leading tax commission of the bush administration and under the obama administration has concluded we should reduce many of them, eliminate the really inflation once, the unfair once, and expose more income to tax and make more sense out of all this. you know what happened. congress ignored it. but as mr. freeman said, a fair and sensible income tax is worth fighting for. special reform should be done over time so not just to disrupt the economy but if congress moves in that direction more people would pay in accordance with their ability to pay. and it would save in work and invest in ways to produce the greatest economic return rather than focusing on the tax savings. and assuming the government, and there are some things that should be in the tax law, the earned income tax credit is a wonderful example, so assuming some social and economic provisions ought to be in the tax laws, let's think about tax credits. every dollar of tax credit saves you 1 dollar. it doesn't ma

mr. freeman says, what should dong do? well, the leading tax commissions under the bush administration and under the obama administration have concluded that we should reduce many of them, eliminate the really inefficient ones, the unfair ones. and expose more income to tax and make more sense out of all this. you know what happened. congress ignored it. but as mr. freeman said, a fair and sensible income tax is worth fighting for. such reforms should be done over time so not to totally disrupt the economy, but if congress moved in that direction, more people would pay in accordance with their ability to pay. and they would save and work and invest in ways that produce the greatist economic return rather than focusing on their tax savings. and assuming the government -- and there's some things that should be in the tax laws, the earned income tax credit is

mr. freeman just said, he's such a forward thinker. when you read the remail he sent to employees, it seems to nar w narrowly, so close in proximity. he's talking about cutting costs in four and a half weeks. seems odd and i have to assume he had some other intent by writing this e-mail. they're going raise the money. just matters at what cost to shareholders. seemed odd he's pressing them for four and a half weeks. >>> ahead, donald trump is starting to sound like a few people quou you may know. i'm melissa lee. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. here's what else is coming up on fast. >> yep, pete pitching the crew on what he says is the best stock to own right now and it could be a home run for your portfol portfolio. plus, here's how excited apple fans are about tomorrow's big product announcement. we'll tell you why that could be a good thing for the stock. when "fast money" returns. hon go pin jobs dar llion angrowy prramslikekedk do tecomy. we don't ebt pem ust 8 yes,st wbad newsormalless. est feral prra >>> donald trump takin

mr. freeman says, what should dong do? well, the leading tax commissions under the bush administration and under the obama administration have concluded that we should reduce many of them, eliminate the really inefficient ones, the unfair ones. and expose more income to tax and make more sense out of all this. you know what happened. congress ignored it. but as mr. freeman said, a fair and sensible income tax is worth fighting for. such reforms should be done over time so not to totally disrupt the economy, but if congress moved in that direction, more people would pay in accordance with their ability to pay. and they would save and work and invest in ways that produce the greatist economic return rather than focusing on their tax savings. and assuming the government -- and there's some things that should be in the tax laws, the earned income tax credit is a wonderful example -- so assuming some social and economic provisions ought to be in the tax laws, let's think about tax credits. every dollar of tax credit saves you o

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up 1076, the bipartisan no fly, no buy legislation to honor the memory of alex freeman, a victim of gun violence who never received a moment of silence on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentlewoman from new hampshire, miss kuster, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. ms. kuster: i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1076, the bipartisan no fly, no buy legislation to honor the memory of paula, age 20, of houston, texas, a tragic victim of gun violence who never received a moment of action on the house floor. the speaker pro tempore: the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield to the gentleman from colorado, mr. perlmutter, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. mr. perlmutter: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 1217, the bipartisan expanded background checks legislation to honor the memory of sherry, age 24, from colorado springs, colorado, a victim of gun violence who never receive