the rich should pay more. they even understand that. in order to do that we have to raise taxes on them. like i say, i agree we are going back to the -- i think it is 1948, i believe. taxes on the rich was about 90%, wasn't it? if i'm correct? host: i'm not sure. what makes you think it would work this time around? what makes you think there is a benefit to raising taxes? caller: here is what it do. it would take the pressure off of people, the average working poor that need a opportunity to at least make a decent, respectable living. no one said we want to live like we have 10 different rooms and 50 cars, but i know if a person is working 40 hours a week he should at least have a respectable car, a modest home, and paying his bills. the thing about the working poor that people do not understand is that we do not have a opportunity to do anything. if we have a car, fortunate enough to have a car, and something happens to it you cannot afford to fix it. then when you are working, most jobs now are through temp

he has a rich wife. his rich wife bankrolls his stuff.p said in one of his rants at one of his rallies, making fun of beto for saying "i was born for this." have to find a new purpose. he's campaigning, or i should say he has been known to say he wants to take guns away. from a state where 46% of adults are saying we have guns. you're looking for their guns. it's probably not going to work. >> greg: this guy reminds me of the bass player and a terrible band who keeps telling his rich wife that the band is going to make it. keep paying for my dinner and do my laundry. >> rob: before you say no, listen to it. skateboards and stuff. he's going to lose again. he is like bob hope in a wig. old and trying to be young. it's not going to work. the strange thing is at about texas in general, a moderate democrat in texas has a shot. texas is traditionally democrat. a moderate democrat could have a shot. there's got to be a moderate democrat in texas thinking dude, why are you -- go away. go away. >> greg: you know whether days. he doesn't have any

we are finding that rich people under report an average of 20%. host: congressman, let's let shane finish his thought. caller: hi don't pay taxes on the stuff i deducts. that spending goes to a business. that business pays an employee. that employee goes and spends money at another business. that is where your velocity of money comes through. let's go to the second point. host: we are out of time with the congressman. i will have the congressman respond to that point. guest: thank you. my point is we should not have the velocity of their money off on other priorities when it should be paid to the federal government to reduce the deficit or for services that the public needs. this is a pretty simple approach. it is something the public strongly supports and will make a big difference in making sure we are able to give them the services they want. host: >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more. including cox. >> cox is committed to providing eligible families access to affordable internet. throug

tax the rich.r fashion statement caused such a stir, in fact, that a conservative watchdog group filed an ethics complaint against her. believe it or not, it claims ocasio-cortez violated congressional rules by attending the high-priced event. tickets to which cost tens of thousands of dollars. since then, it's been confirmed the congresswoman was a guest of the metropolitan museum of art so she didn't have to pay for her ticket. all of this is causing some to ask can people who rub elbows with the rich and famous, also, be socialists? let's welcome back our panel. helen hong, dean obeidallah, and michael steel. michael, i will start with you. this is your crowd. i don't know what -- what was your excuse for not attending the met this year, michael? >> look, dude, i didn't have a dress. >> oh, okay. you didn't have -- you didn't have -- >> i didn't have a dress. >> seriously, joking aside, what do you make of -- of aoc's statement in this? >> what was her statement, again? >> tax the rich. >> yeah

they know very well the problems of being rich. i mean not that there are problems being rich but such as there are. and i don't think they have time to understand the problems everyone else i was in a cocktail party right over there in a penthouse. i'm park avenue where one of our united states senators some years ago . so oh, good thing. i'm not a self funder. like some of these other people are because the only the events like this, i got to meet regular people. and i thought to myself, this is show ridiculous that you think nowhere near your constituents that you're meeting regular people who pay thousands of dollars to have a glass of wine and a few minutes. it's up to you. and it's sad because they, i think after many years they start to believe that that the people that they spend time with all the time the rich donors are the people. and of course there are people who don't want to pay taxes. and frankly, that's the keyless possession, but that is some people's possession, but we'll get to get to them in a 2nd. but the, the

we actually need to help our shelves get rich. i need middle class people who can afford to buy expensive shoes and expensive telephones and expensive ice cream and all those things in order for me to get rich by investing companies to make shoes and ice cream and telephones and things like that. i'm not purely altruistic. i'm looking out for what i think is the best interests of my self and my family and my society. and i think all american should do that. obviously a little native americans killed in that origin story. of course, you say you need this, but couldn't you just be selling things over, sees and live a private gated life where even infrastructure like water is bottled, where your wrist private security guards there instead of the n y b, d, and live in the near future the way that increasingly apparently is the, is the way late capitalism works. well. i suppose some people are doing that. i don't want to, well, that's not how most people want to live. i mean, i guess there are some people who do want to live that way.

and a rare example of a rich guy who wants to tax the rich more.ssor of tax law, visiting georgetown law this semester. and also the author of "the whiteness of wealth. how the tax system impoverishes black americans and how we can fix it. nick, i'm going to start with you. the tax the rich dress, as everything in america now, prompted a furious range of emotions. you had moderates and folks on the right call it a kind of performative gesture while, you know, aoc was at this fancy gala that she actually explained she has some oversight role in the new york arts institution as a congresswoman. you also had folks on the left saying, this is empty, this is just hanging out with rich people instead of legislating, even though she's also trying to legislate. but from where i sit, it's quite an art, where you can get the whole country to talk about your big idea, isn't it? >> i loved the address, annan. i have to tell you, hanging out with rich people is my jam. and i can't tell you how many people told me how decisive they thought that dress was, which

i do not want to live in a country where a few rich people make all the decisions. and yes, well, plenty of concert halls, but love a lot of people who you don't see because they live, you know, a little bit farther away. who don't have the resources they need to just get by every day. i mean, this kind of infrastructure spending, i mean, was advocated by bernie sanders. of course, we know from wiki leaks the way that the dnc lot of dirty tricks by the clinton campaign, against, against bernie sanders was pursuing these kinds of policies. i mean, would you think that people just don't know that more than $40000000.00 people tonight will not be able be able to eat without the snap food stamp program, which is of course paid for by taxes? well, i think there are some people who just don't care. they've been told for 40 years since ronald reagan ran for president. that, oh, the government is not the solution. the government is the problem. they see the pictures of the ronald reagan right around his ranch and it's fortunately oh, that's how merican should be no help fro

i thought they wanted to tax the rich. not those rich. come on, not those rich. here's another.crats blinked once carried interest which benefits hedge funds managers happen to vote and donate to democrats. not those church. as long as they can donate to your campaign. the obama white house, johanna, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> it's good to see you again. i know you and i overlapped, you are on the protective detail when i was working on present fence, it's good to see you see when it's been a long time, thank you for joining us. i don't like speeches about their share stuff. it's only fair to ask successful americans to pay more than you should probably know what they pay not so what each of the wealthiest 1% and 10% pay? 's what you think the number is? >> you and i both hate hypocrisy and i think we want government to look for people and we are seeing obviously a lot of money come into the federal nearly, i grew up in illinois, a place that's covid in they haven't gotten their fair shake fair share in this you left behind. the problem is middle america and peo

you tax the rich and everyone likes to take tax the rich but the money never trickles to where it needsnot be fooled, these local democratic politicians who want to tax the rich, they want to print their friends and elitists with fact-finding things, how can we get more computers and black squirrels and will spend $10 billion on that little one and everybody rubs her elbows, not one laptop never makes it to the school. this is what they do and now because of what society and social media, they don't even need to be behind it. all the things you mentioned and bill maher, who has become the adult in the room and bitterly everyone is like what does that have to do? we are taxing the rich so we can become richer. people are supposed to be marxist and socialist, how does that work? >> with everything you've heard and everything we know about capitalism and freedom in the world -- >> i'll continue the theme, i love nancy pelosi talking about capitalism because you're exploiting the environment and exploiting the worker. how about exploiting your mission to enrich yourself? she's the sixth wea

the rich should pay more.hey even understand that. in order to do that we have to raise taxes on them. like i say, i agree we are going back to the -- i think it is 1948, i believe. taxes on the rich was about 90%, wasn't it? if i'm correct? host: i'm not sure. what makes you think it would work this time around? what makes you think there is a benefit to raising taxes? caller: here is what it do. it would take the pressure off of people, the average working poor that need a opportunity to at least make a decent, respectable living. no one said we want to live like we have 10 different rooms and 50 cars, but i know if a person is working 40 hours a week he should at least have a respectable car, a modest home, and paying his bills. the thing about the working poor that people do not understand is that we do not have a opportunity to do anything. if we have a car, fortunate enough to have a car, and something happens to it you cannot afford to fix it. then when you are working, most jobs now are through temp ag

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we all know that rich people do not become rich by being stupid.know how to protect their money. case in point, joe biden himself who it's been reported does at least 500 thousand dollars in back taxes. yet he gets on tv and tells us to pay our fair share. mr. thornberry, can you expand on this idea that is being suggested that the irs hire more employees to audit the american people's bank account for an amount as low as $600. number two, the issue with all of these illegal aliens and refugees coming into our country. who is going to be expected to pay for their medical care, their health care. they are going to end up on social programs that people in their own country -- our own country need. what is going on right now is so detrimental to the american populace including all of these illnesses they are bringing in that we haven't seen in decades. host: thank you for your question. i'm happy that you raised that issue. that's not american. you should be free to be able to have the liberality to spend as you see fit without the government peeking

and i understand in new york city you might not feel that rich everyday but you are rich by national i think that would be fine, people would say corporations and individuals over 400k raise those taxes. >> do you drive on the road? do any of your kids go to public schools? do you like the library? >> joey: if you think kyrsten sinema and the squad are going to solve this problem. up next, kamala harris and crisis and looking for an image makeover. ♪ ♪ there's software. and then there's industrial grade software, forged from decades of industrial experience and insights. meet honeywell forge. analytical software that connects assets and people to deliver a cybersecure record of your entire operation. so that everyone, in your boardroom and beyond, speaks the same language. honeywell forge. industrial grade software. ♪ ♪ >> dan: it's only been nine months and kamala harris knows she's in big trouble. trying to keep her presidential aspirations alive after numerous disasters like afghanistan and the border product crisis took a chunk out of her already infinitesimally low approval rate

or if you wanted to sound similar to tax, the rich, it could have said attack the rich. that's the position that could actually get again, they are up opt futon. every negotiate or no, you don't start with a compromise position, get jack quads. if someone says they're going to steal all your stuff, you don't respond. how about you steal 95 percent of my stuff. now you start with golf yourself. so we started with the physician, lock up, jeff bezos tattooed, gone to his bald head and feel all of his money and divided up to the poorest americans, thereby solving extreme poverty and hunger in america instantly. then you might get firmware. then jeff pages would be happy if we left him with just a $1000000.00 and didn't tattoo his stupid head. that's how negotiation works. don't start out with, can we moderately tags capital gain to the level the slightly higher than it was in the mid nineties. please mister wal mart, please mr. bill gates. that's about as hard core as diluted. unsweetened cashew milk. we've got a quick break, but i'm coming to los angeles september 18th for

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so now china is experiencing, there are more rich people, super rich people, as you said. so i expect that will be more progress. the tax rate system in china will cooperate as well as for individuals. but if we think about why presidents using paying is pushing this common prosperity theme, i mean, is there a political element to it to does he want perhaps a 3rd term. i think he, he doesn't have to do anything for his time. he has changed the system that he can rover, continue sleep, so i think it is not the ball. domestic politics is more about the missing quality of people, especially those in and in the base of the pyramid. they, the government wants them to live in install does. it's closer to the rich. china is the 2nd biggest economy. yeah, i believe 600000000 people. half the population lives on about $150.00 a month. so do you think these efforts to tackle that will have the sort of impact that's needed? it depends on how the government do it. so there are many reports that the government will do it through poverty tax. i don't fully agree. property taxes, just on

and how can the vaccination disparity between rich and poor nations be bridged? this is inside story. ah, ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. i understand some national has warned cobit 19 vaccine developers not to put profits before lives. and it's 6 big companies to uphold their commitments to human rights. it says that pfizer bio entech mcdonough, astrazeneca johnson and johnson, as well as novak's, have deprived poor nations of the equal right to doses by prioritizing wealthy nations. the right group is demanding 2000000000 jobs be delivered to the developing world before the end of december. and the season so denounced the firms for refusing to share the vaccine technology all wave. peyton writes the group says the drug makers fueling an unprecedented human rights crisis and backed by the world health organization. it's launching a campaign to hold governments and companies to account amnesty. the report comes as world leaders had a basing vaccine. the quality of the 76, the un general assemblies 76. the session will us president joe bipl

so people want to be rich. they don't hate the rich, but they hate that the rich can afford to game the system so they don't have to pay anything, because most people out, there they pay the tax, and they can't game the system, and they don't have their own accountant or tax accountant, and as long as somebody has a tax adviser or tax consultant. >> and regular people can't go to h&r block to get zero. >> and they don't have the bels and whistles, but i assure you that the super rich, they have bells and whistles. >> stephanie ruhle is making it plain as always. >> and shannon, you are going to stick around, because the president defended his call for the vaccines that you heard in that speech. there is a critical vote tomorrow that could make or break the white house plan to provide boosters, and what should be a top discussion of scientists and doctors has spilled into a public debate of whether the evidence supports need. the pandemic itself has taken an alarming turn that 1 in 500 americans has died of covi

and almost all of that goes to the rich. but of course, the stock market in our wall street, he's not real wealth. it's both value, it's a ponzi scheme. it's a house of cards stacked on a spider web stacked on kanye west, completely unstable brad, the only difference between the top morgan and the original definition of a ponzi scheme is that when a ponder game collapses, which it inevitably does, the people who made a lot of money in it, wind up, screwed with the stock market. the government being bought off corrupt bail out the big banks and investment firms to the tune of trillions of dollars. the rich have a ponzi scheme. we little to no risk to themselves. we socialize their risk as they gamble at the world's largest casino during occupy. we were all so screaming about the millions of homes that were foreclosed upon after the 2008 class, many of them foreclosed upon illegally using the mortgage, electronic registration system known as learners. the banks couldn't prove they actually own many of these homes, but they sto

out with the rich and famous.up in his years. i find the whole thing detestable. but i feel as though this is going to be the preliminary to the mansion aoc heavy weight bought that's going to be taking place in two or three weeks. >> i don't know, mansion was dismissive on the shows, he said we haven't spoken i really don't care. >> he wasn't at the met even show she spent all week accusing him. >> he doesn't want to spend 3.5 trillion. >> jessica: up next president biden accuses gop governors of putting people at risk while his administration causes more covid confusion. ♪♪ you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia td. and it can seem like that's all people see. ♪ some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td mo

he said he wants the rich countries to donate vaccines. he doesn't want to sell vaccines and sit on the sovereign council step to chairman who's blame cheese. they've qu, attempt on politicians saying they turned a blind eye to what people need. 21 officers and a number of soldiers have been arrested after they tried to take control of several government institutions. gunshots had been foreigners, a vehicle carrying the cranium, precedence. principal aids happens in a suburb of capital kit, please say 110 bullets for far to the vehicle wound in the driver. president the miss landscape promise a strong response. aids has escaped unharmed. it's not yet noon. who was behind the attack? the president, the ukrainian president, says in new york, attending the general assembly and he's warned of a strong response. and while the 6000 people have been evacuated from the spanish island over lap alma, as the cobra vh volcano continues to erupt so far, destroyed more than 300 buildings. a lava is moving towards the west coast and is expected cause mor

they want to tax the rich. that rich, income number keeps going down and down and down.the rich, give to everyone else. we're living in a society right now where everybody wants something for free and unfortunately that is not a good situation for us to be in. charles: soon we'll learn that 400,000-dollar number really applies to couples, not individuals. you could be making 280 grand, our spouse 280 grand, all of sudden you're super-rich and pay a price for it. i saw your tweets. skip my third question, go to what you want to talk about, my favorite thing. how can we make money? you have small cap ideas. can you share it with us with a minute to go? >> i have two of them. upwork and i have cantaloupe. ctlp. upwork, we bought these guys a few weeks ago. i love the company, love the business model. obviously labor costs are skyrocketing. you talked about amazon at 18 bucks an hour earlier in your show. as labor costs go up more and more companies will outsource projects instead of hire internally. upwork makes sure the human capital cost is a variable cost you can scale u

even if you don't fall into that category of being rich or super rich, hillary vaughn has been workinghere's a lot in here that every american needs to understand about what they have in mind. she's reporting from capitol hill. hi, hillary. >> you're right. president biden today tried to make the case for the controversial tax enforcement plan that would double the size of the irs and the budget of the irs to try to hunt down and sniff out tax cheaters. biden says he wants to know how much money is going into your bank account and out of your bank account, not just how much income you report so he can crack down on taxable income he believes is slipping through the cracks. >> so the irs can't see what they make. can't tell if they're cheating. that is not about raising your taxes. it's about the super wealthy paying what they owe, what the existing tax code calls for. >> here's a snapshot what the irs would look like under biden. the work force would double. the budget would balloon with $80 billion of taxpayer cash over a decade hiring 80,000 new agents. congressman kevin brady says t

it started with "crazy rich asians." the idea is for people to buy tickets and donate those back to the tickets to nonprofits and community groups and schools to show that these films can be big box office hits. kristen: why's it important to ensure a gold open opening weekend? like a big smashing success out of the gate? jeremy: that is the northstar in hollywood. when he film opens, the first weekend matters. it creates momentum for the following weekend, so it is critically important for everyone to go out and support it this weekend. kristen: if this film is successful, we expect to see more asian-american project greenlighted -- project greenlighted, like "crazy rich asians," significant because asian americans got to see themselves as romantic leads and multidimensional people. what stereotypes you think "shang-chi" will break? jeremy: same thing. we have had a difficult year, particularly for the aapi community. it presents an opportunity for us to present ourselves as strong, multidimensional, strong people who a

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we can afford to tax the super rich. we can afford to guarantee basic rights and living standards to the people of this country. 11 senators including bernie sanders and mazie hirono released a statement this week demanding not just part but all of the biden agenda. it reads in part, we voted for the infrastructure bill with the commitment that the two pieces of the bill would move together and passing the infrastructure bill first would be in violation of that agreement. is there any hope for any of this? joining me now is democratic senator from hawaii, mazie hirono on the senate committees and thanks so much for coming on the show tonight. >> good evening. >> i want to start by asking you your reaction to nancy pelosi's announcement this evening that this vote will happen this week, that the debate will happen. the vote will happen. the numbers are there. what do you think is going to happen this week? >> what is going to happen is what nancy says is going to happen because she knows how to count votes. and i know tha

and i love his policy about taxing the rich.ecause that's going to pay for the infrastructure plan, for the infrastructure program, and it's going to help everyone with the recovery package. all the rich people should be taxed to the hill, especially corporations like amazon and facebook, and coca-cola and all those corporations should be taxed to the hill because under trump, they didn't pay any taxes and we need all those millions and millions of dollars and probably billions from the biggest corporations like amazon to pay for the recovery package, to help america, especially poor and low income america, especially people of color. and i love his program to help us. keep it up. biden, i love him. he's terrific. host: that's elizabeth from maryland. to social media, facebook and twitter and our text messaging service, this is butch saying canner that he has created two humanitarian crises in about eight months time, so far, he get answer f from butch. jody saying i say a c. but compared to who he replaced, a an a-plus. for not

the rich have a ponzi scheme, we little to no risk to themselves. we socialize their risk as they gamble at the world's largest casino. during occupy, we were all so screaming about the millions of homes that were foreclosed upon after the 2008 class. many of them foreclosed upon illegally using the mortgage electronic registration system known as murderers. the banks couldn't prove they actually owned many of these homes, but they stole them anyway. they just like showed up the court. they were like yeah, yeah, your honor that did that job as well. do you do? you have the paperwork, you know, your honor, we drove around all these big words like paperwork or signed a mortgage document and we never really stop to think about what they mean. they mean different, the different people for, for me paperwork means rolling a joint for some tribes in africa. paperwork is this to mo, endangered bird of paradise. usually eaten with hot sauce. so really we all have the paperwork. it's in here. sounds good to me. eviction granted. so how are things going today?

the republicans just don't want to take the money from the rich. because they still stick with the trickle down economics and we've seen that doesn't work. that's all i have to say. >> on twitter, derrick says let's not honor the ridiculous tax breaks for the wealthy and you have mitchell. in new jersey. we've seen this movie before, the full faith and cred otof the united states is perpetualy being used by the republicans to manipulate their base and influence spending. each side will call each other's bluff but this will ultimately get passed. we have no choice. we should raise the debt limit so high this never becomes an issue again. and in illinois. debts and deficits don't matter under republican presidents, just biden. and my state is raising my electric bills for green energy. inflation needs to stop. kenny an independent in georgia. what do you say? >> caller: so, i got the issue fixed, right? so, if you look at the debt clock, gold should be priced at 20,000 per ounce. if we went back on a gold standard, we could use reserves to pay off al

and so the rich have and the poor don't the rich live before die. it's as simple as that. yeah. and just to underline that point you just made, i mean, us regulators of now prove booster shots of the 5 vaccine. and that raises another big problem, lawrence, that rich countries like the u. k. like israel giving 3rd jobs and many poor countries haven't even had one yet. yeah, i know it, it's, it's a very sad state of affairs. you know, it's, you know, it's, it's morally unjust to try to how booster is when the world has nothing. and it's also slap in the face of the world health organization which hold on rich countries from booster moratorium. and so yeah, so now wow, 2 percent of africa has been vaccinated. we're now giving boosters in the united states, you know parts of europe, u. k. israel and just it's tone deaf to the suffering in the world. so. so just a final point from you lawrence will lead as a promised to vaccinate 70 percent of the world's population by next year. that's the plan. but in that un meeting the bite and the hell the point was made at the global target ha

tax the rich written in red letters on the back of her dress.'s not aware of the audience that goes to the gala. a theme that congresswoman ocasio-cortez with her tax the rich gown. >> swanky indeed. >> some does not go far enough to hit accumulations of billionaires. democrats are focusing on yearly income. meanwhile there is a push for voting rights renewed some hopes that joe manchin to join the democrats. so you take it all together, is there a breakthrough coming? is it time to say yes to the dress? john meacham, we hope he has some of the answers when we are back in just 60 seconds. e are back in just 60 seconds. >>> joining us john meacham. he's the author of many books including "the soul of america." you are known for rhetoric and you are known for basically how you use words to get a message across or change minds. i want in that spirit just read a little bit of what aoc says what she was up to. she says on instagram. the medium is the message. the time is now for child care and healthcare and climate action for all "tax the rich." you

depressed rates, low rates, push asset prices up, the rich get richer. still, many governments, however, are engaging and monetary policies that in all likelihood make the fly, we'll turn faster, right? so what we're going to have in the us starting right now is class war. and we've lived in europe. we live in the u. k. u k is mired in class war, you know, and that's and mistaken ball and it's, it's pernicious and it's ugly and, and look, look at what they say on the news. the cable news is they're part of the top one percent. obviously rachel, matto, for example, is making 30000000 a year for one show a weak. right? so that puts you in the top one percent that they keep on saying is the fed needs to keep printing to help the poor to help support to help support we doing it for you hurt us more than it hurt to. so that's that propaganda to continue this policy that the data shows is causing the stripe. exactly. well, we're going to take a break and when we come back, dr. michael hudson, don't go what the me, ah, having alternate realities experience or e

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rich edson at a state department., in this announcement there is not one specific mention of china, from the united states, united kingdom or australia but you look at this here, the u.s. making this announcement to bolster an american ally right in china's backyard as the china moves to expand its navy. we have reaction from china. we'll get to that in a second. this meeting is going on in the state department twine the ministers of defense, foreign ministers between the united states and australia. this deal specifically provides u.s. nuclear submarine technology to australia. only the second country after the united kingdom to get access to this technology t allows submarines to operate quietly over longer distances. in response a chinese spokeswoman, export of highly sensitive nuclear submarine technology by the u.s. and the uk proves once again that they are using nuclear exports as a tool for geopolitical gain and adopting double standards. this is extremely irresponsible. though president biden has downplayed t

, push asset prices up, the rich get richer. still, many governments, however, are engaging and monetary policies that in all likelihood make the fly, we'll turn faster, right? so we're going to have, in the us starting right now is class war. and we've lived in europe. we live in the u. k. u. k is mired in class war, you know, and that's and mistaken ball. and it's, it's pernicious and it's ugly and, and look, look at what they say on the news. the cable news is they're part of the top one percent. obviously rachel matto, for example, making 30000000 a year for one show a weak. right. so that puts you in the top one percent that they keep on saying is the fed needs to keep printing to help the poor to help support to help the poor. we doing it for you hurt us more than hurt to so that's that propaganda to continue this policy that the data shows is causing the stripe. exactly. well, we're going to take a break and when we come back, dr. michael hudson. doug, go what the me ah, i have often said transfer fee for the powerful rec