don't let the goober rich get so rich in the 1st place. this video isn't about to descend into a rant about capitalism, but even hard core idealogues admit the ultra rich, often avoid taxed and exploit loopholes in the system to grow even richer, by raising taxes, closing legal loopholes, and cracking down on tax havens policy makers could make it more costly for the wealthy to pollute. and in doing so, they'd raise money to invest in clean energy infrastructure. but bear in mind, it's not just the ultra ritual midway too much. the best example of this is flying . if you have stepped foot on a plane this year, you belong to the elite 2 to 4 percent of the population who flies in a given year. and if you fly more than once a year, your carbon footprint is pretty much guaranteed to be incompatible with doing your fair share for a stable climate. one way to solve this is a carbon tax. raise the cost of flying to reflect the damage it does to the planet . sound simple, but it also makes find this thing that's already only accessible to a small

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their book, tax the rich, how lives, loopholes and lobbyists make the rich even richer is the subjecttonight's talk. please join me in welcoming morris pearl and erica payne. >> thank you, we're so delighted to be here. first of all, i'm erica, as meghan said, and we couldn't be more thrilled to be here, thank you so much to the folks at town hall for hosting us. which sounds like a fantastic organization, and when the pandemic is over with, we'll come out and see you, a couple of other people we want to thank about the book, sam quigley is the communications director at the patriotic millionaires and he was a fantastic, amazing research and writing partner to me and morris during this process. diane and crowd at new press, the publishers of the book. the book actually exists because of them after we launched our tax the rich nationwide campaign with a conference in washington two years ago, diane came up and said, please turn this into a book. a guidebook for people who really need to understand what's happening in this tax system. so this book exists because of her, thank you. and t

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there are too many of them and too few rich people. darryl: oh, absolutely. this is clearly going to be people in the middle class. as much as i'm worried about the 87,000, particularly those wielding guns, i'm more worried about the lowest learners behind them. the fact is that the irs has already weaponnized repeatedly and we've proven it and no one got fired. louis is enjoying her life and she's a criminal at the election commission and criminal at the irs and there's no price because she's a democrat criminal. kennedy: is there any chance the inflation reduction act, reduction, the opposite of reduce, any chance that fails in the house? darrell: i believe every single republican will just vote know. if they all vote no, every democrat sans one or two would have to vote yes. do i think we can stop it? i any nancy pelosi would keep the vote open for five day ifs she got all the votes. if every republican shows up and votes yes, then we can hold them accountable for 87,000 irs agents for taking away your liberty, for increasing your taxes, and quite frankly

i would be a very rich man. where's the place?n that’s it, when you reason, and if something can be taken another version, in fact, it seems to me that they all talk about the word of the contract , it’s interesting, yes, we are now giving answer or are we still going? uh good thought. andrey, as it were now, yes, a good idea is a good one. but because, of course, somewhere you think to listen yes, let's listen. let's have some more, please. i'll give you cocoa cocoa i'll give you. cocoa. this is where the porridge is thanks eugene and this condition is five points, of course, this condition is you give me something, and i answer you, yes, something, please, your explainer 10 points, if you immediately guess five with an addition, please. roundabouts and there are different sticks and a forest there, you can go on excursion, only a very, very boring place where he likes to go on weekends sometimes. there is a store there, and sometimes there isn't. there is hay there. there are also houses where he lives. your grandmother, you don

well, yes, protein—rich and fat—rich foods...ide the food system into three, grain or arable farming, horticulture — that's fruit and veg — and protein—rich and fat—rich foods. and we desperately need farming to produce arable and horticultural products. but i think by far and away the most benign thing we can do, and indeed it gives us the best chance we have of getting through this century, is to take the production of protein—rich foods out of farming altogether and into the factory. so, you...without being very specific and blunt about it, you are saying that livestock farming as we know it, right around the world, from the welsh sheep farmer to the maasai herdsmen, has to end. human beings have to stop raising animals for meat. the harsh truth is that livestock farming is the greatest driver of those disastrous impacts which i've i've already mentioned, and yet, it produces very little of our food, by comparison to the smaller drivers of those impacts, which are the arable and horticultural production. it's obviously an impo

and in terms of the rich history in terms of the i the rich history in terms of the test series, whatket between _ each other? gavin, the rich history of test cricket between england i each other? gavin, the rich history. of test cricket between england and pakistan goes back to 1954, and since then there have been a number of outstanding, highly competitive matches between the two countries. both countries have had world—class players, and there is a rich history of close, exciting test matches between the two. 0ur fans are happily looking forward to this tour. they are looking forward to seeing world—class players likejos buttler, jonny bairstow, ben stokes, moeen ali, james anderson, stuart broad. in fact, there, moeen ali, james anderson, stuart broad. infact, there, i have selected your team for you! so i think this is going to be another series that has... think this is going to be another series that has. . ._ think this is going to be another series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you — series that has... faisal hasnain, thank you very — series that has... faisal hasnain, th

_ rich in nature, i thought by coming here it will— rich in nature, i thought by coming here it willeneurship and art. i want to start my own business i using ai and the latest technology. there are also 50 entrepreneurs coming here as guest lecturers. i think that is very important for our students to know that steve jobs, elon musk are normal people and that behind the new revolution is an ordinary person. there is no financial subsidies from the local government, but they gave us an abandoned school and a plot of land. we have also managed to raise $50 million from donations ——$15 million from donations and through a local tax system. more than 30 companies are now behind us, mostlyjapanese, but also international ones like consultant firm deloitte. in a country where most elite students have long aspired to join large corporates until recently, his ambitions plans have seen some big interest with more than 500 students from all overjapan attending briefings to find out about the first a0 slots. translation: the japanese children's mentality is definitely changing. - the top—notch

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why do you think saudi arabia is so rich? why are all of these middle eastern countries so rich? venezuela back at the day so rich? because they had energy. we have more than all of them put together. it is good for national security, job creation. we have this other problem going on called inflation. and every month i keep hearing it is transitory. it is not transitory. just like the recession is a real recession. two quarters of negative growth that equals recession. we are living in a recession, the recession was caused by joe biden, and the alarmist called the want you to think the world is going to end in 12 years. aoc said that two years ago. if it really was going to end in 12 years, i would say to hell with it all, let's have one big party the last 10 years and then we will all go home to see jesus together. at least half of us will. [laughter] i cannot speak for what you all are doing in your private life. but again, all of these problems were preventable, fixable. do you want to fix the problem at our border? how hard would it be to put back in place the stay in mexico

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thank you can so that he was rich, well, a millionaire rich clients only through natalya sergeevna directorsbut it is necessary to make friends with her. she has a talent for getting married. i'll show you another folder. please wait. well, i've had enough of this damn car. maybe i can help. and who are you? geek? no, i'm an ordinary american fiancé, but i understand computers. even so. yes. well , let me ask you for coffee cups, i have it right here, in a small box. uh, sweets to you coffee cure for viruses run run, i'd better fill out the questionnaire at home. and take my advice. you don't want to be completely naked. take a photo at least in a swimsuit. it will be beautiful, goodbye, goodbye. russian girls know how to be embarrassed, i'm surprised what you were doing there? yesterday i took one program to prepare. it's important for me to know. wait, you got into someone else's computer. and you know what this article is supposed to be. i can take you to jail. you must watch. i think there is some interesting information here. so steve and i found a list of foreign couples on the directo

the gap between rich and poor keeps on growing.e than half the world lives in desperate poverty, on less than 5 euros a day, while the top 1% owns almost 45% of global wealth. these "ultra-rich" include tech billionaires elon musk, bill gates, and mark zuckerberg, the owner of dior, bernard arnault, o tycoon mukesh ambani and water king zhong shanshan. international ngo oxfam says if the top 1% were taxed just 0.5% more over 10 years, nearly 300 million children out of school could be educated and more than 3 million people could get life-saving health care. and even some u.s. millionaires themselves want to pay more tax. >> every morning before sunrise, stephen prince takes a walk on the beach, and has revolutionary thoughts. prince is a multimillionaire, and a thorn in the side of his peers. he's calling for rich people like him to be taxed. it's the battle cry of the "patriotic millionaires," an exclusive club with 220 members. they say tax injustice is endangering the united states. >> i hate to pay taxes. nobody likes to pay t

nearly one in four asian americans live below the poverty line. >> the rich are really rich.really poor. and those folks need representation too. i'm not talking hollywood. i'm talking about representation in the halls of power, politics. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> the best chai in town. yeah, cheers. >> julie won is a newly elected queens councilmember, and she is here for those people. >> we're in an area in the city called dutch hills or astoria. this area is working class imimmigrants. so we have a huge filipino population. i have japanese americans, chinese americans, bengali americans and the himalayan population as well. i grew up in korea, and then i moved here with my family, and my parents went from working white collar jobs like my mom was a culinary professor and then she went to being a nail salon technician. >> so you represent the kind of asian americans who grew up in this neighborhood. >> exactly. >> i think of neighborhoods like this being gentrified and being formerly ethnic neighborhoods, but the opposite is happening. >> there is a misconception becau

rich and dal founded project level in 2012. the nonprofit has introduced up to 1800 at risk and people to music, dance, marketing, field, graphic design, and fashion. >> i believe me and danielle's dream is to help others pursue r dream. >> reporter: morehouse college sophomore, israel loving, took part in the modeling to work. even more meaningful if the family-like connection. >> they ask where they are from. they grew up ery h verlatae. r figure. that's a secret formulae family aspect. that comes from . that comes from danielle. >> reporter: jasmine's confidence skyrocketed since she came to project level nine years ago as a shy teenag. as a shy teenager. and now -- >> >> i am a leader in my community. i think it's pretty . think it's pretty cool. >> reporter: she coaches dancers , like the group who performed for mayor landon breed's birthd. 's birthday. in the next room, other use of the word to design and print their own clothing li. their own clothing line. participants aged 8-24 often come back as volunteers and rol. vo

robbing the poor to give to the rich. that is president biden's entire policy in a nutshell. latest scam to defraud innocent taxpayers is his $300 billion vote buying program to force americans to pay for rich students to teach students that there are more than two genders from the species. richard, in tennessee, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well, sir. caller: i'm calling because we're talking about the covid-19, we're talking about the money that was sent to ukraine. i mean, i don't mind helping other countries. but i feel that we've been put under the bus. they've sent trillions of dollars here and billions of dollars there. if you're going to help everybody, give some of this to us. i'm sick of it. because, you know, i'm a native american-indian. well, half native-american and javier man jew. it's a little weird. -- half german jew. it's a little weird. slavery was there back then all over the planet and guess what. when the ships came here to the americas, they killed the indians. they tried to extinguish the indians. as far as

he said that the mission is rich.o it will call in through the territory, which is under control on e. he told ukraine that we hope that at least at this time they will not shoot while this mission is there. well, let's get the details. according to the new york edition times of a group of international experts will arrive at the zaporizhzhya npp in the coming days, representatives of the united states and great britain, as countries not friendly to russia, were not included in the delegation of inspectors, allegedly specialists from countries conditionally neutral with respect to russia, with the exception of poland and lithuania, were included in whose participation ukraine insisted on the goals and objectives of the expert group in the un and in the mgt itself. they speak vaguely, while the leaders of the organization, rafaelbrus already admitted that the agency could organize, permanent presence at the station from a technical point of view. it is necessary to determine the parameters of the mission to decide what

and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with basically the rich kids. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captains of the football team and hang out with the head cheerleader who is marie antoinette. he's really not quite able to do it. when he gets drunk he gets falling down drunk when he becomes the butt of people's jokes. there's definitely a moment and then reported from a couple sources redoes a dance with marie antoinette from a subset or feed couple times and she's laughing at him. becomes this awkward laughingstock in the set of people. super rich, superpowerful teenagers they are kind the same wherever you find them. the meanness that goes along with that gossip and trying to take him down all of that existed around him. it's part of what moves him out of that scene. it's very strange it's in some he as a person already feels comfortable in the littering and literally the most comfortable place on earth. he did not like it

it's not a rich country, by all means, but they are rich in their hearts. (cheikh mc) grande comore is part of the comoros archipelago. its population is close to 400,000 and around 90,000 people live in moroni, the capital. the comoros has always been a country, but france decided to keep one island and separate the other islands after the comoros became an independent state. it's one of the most tragic events to have happened to us, if not the most. mayotte has remained french, but to comorians, mayote is still part of the comoros. we feel like our island is big because we just don't see it as an island! to us, the ocean is the island's continuity. this is an archipelago, so after grande comore, there's mohéli, then there's anjouan, then there's mayotte and madagascar, and reunion island, etc. that's how a native comorian sees his country. that's his understanding of what a country is: it's divided by an ocean. (sophie fouron) cheik mc. rapper, author and political activist; he strives to make living conditions better for his fellow citizens. born in moro

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are really rich.ed presentation as well. i'm not talking hollywood. i'm talking about representation in the halls of power, politics. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right, yeah, cheers. >> and you elected queens district council member, and she's here for those members. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are in an area called the chills. this neighborhood is a working class immigrant. so we have a huge filipino population. i have korean arrogance, japanese american, chinese americans, all types of americans. and 1 million population as well. i grew up in korea, i moved here with my family and my parents were from working white collar jobs. like, my mom was a goal and professor as she went to becoming a technician. >> so, you were the kind of americans who are in this neighborhood. >> i think, the thing in new york, being gentrified. and sort of being, formally ethnic neighborhoods, but this is the opposite happening. >> there is a misconception when you hear, in new york city, you see those fancy high-rises from across

these remote, rich waters are a magnet for wildlife and increasingly for people.t the ends of the earth is a land of extremes. home to spectacular wildlife. for centuries people and animals have battled for supremacy, but now enemies are becoming allies. together they face new challenges in our rapidly changing world. >> you are at the mercy of the elements. >> this is the story of what it takes to survive on the edge of the world. it's the start of another all too brief summer. patagonia's 600 glaciers are rapidly melting. fresh water cascades off the mountains. as it pours into the fjords, it mixes with saltwater, stirring up the water columns and drawing up nutrients from the depths, feeding more and more plankton, which in turn supports an entire food web. patagonia's fjords are now bursting with life. running for 1,000 miles up the west coast, this is one of the most extensive fjordland regions on earth. fed by dozens of these fjords is an incredibly rich feeding ground, the corcovado gulf, and heading straight for it is the largest animal that has ever lived

all countries don't become rich and 50 years married, but there are steps being taken by some bosses. because if, if in the past this, the district wasn't like, it is today, in band was out, we didn't have the health facilities that we have now wholly moving in with us in the villages around the mile. there are classrooms for the school children maintenance, bam, there is growth happening. i should do that for other fella. but i don't believe any one expects us to become rich over night with all these resources of people. but this is also normal domain to promote the weekend was really good. the mind manager argues that the people will benefit from the mine in the long term, but he is also surprisingly honest and self critical about the situation. one can understand why they are not happy that you know, if you look at all the, the identity of your social life, schools, education infrastructure and a hell in the like in the moment i think um, what no we are doing collectively is private organizations is the government who's to really look into or should mm hear and was unbecoming pover

so if this man was rich, then the girl would not laugh at him.raight into him with a death grip right on the neck, so as not to let go under any circumstances, but it doesn’t matter, we won’t discuss, maybe it's just a high- quality girl, eh? so, the age when a man does something and he himself understands that he is doing something is not the same, and as i understand it, the world in which he lives, his friends, his relatives also do not support him. here we are always in this construction, when a person behaves. uh, so that he himself understands that he is violating something and is generally dissatisfied with himself, but continues and continues to do so. we always just think about diseases. we have such diseases international classification of diseases. i think, oh, any love is a disease to one degree or another, maybe even in a good sense this word and this, well, such a state, healthy. yes , maybe even uncomfortable opposite things. yes , i said nice. you said unhealthy. let's turn to the international classification of diseases. so there

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in order for such an agreement to be formalized in the form of two parallel agreements, russia with rich and ukraine with mats, kiev rejected this option, without giving any nervous arguments about reasons for refusal. however, their essence is clear even then in kiev they hatched dangerous plans to disrupt the normal functioning of the zaporizhzhya and chernobyl nuclear power plants, to blame russia for this, we strictly observe the seven principles mentioned and do everything more enviably so that representatives of the agency can see this with their own eyes. as early as june 3 of this year, the russian side and the leadership of the secretariat fully agreed on the route and schedule of the international mission of the agency to the zaporozhye nuclear power plant to lead this mission, in the composition of which included visible expert specialists from several countries planned the personal general director of mts russia before the mission was assigned a task of an exclusively technical nature. they provided for the implementation of mandates to assess the state of europe's largest nu

all countries don't become rich in 50 years married, but there are steps being taken by some boss was catholic if in the past this district wasn't like it is today in band was out, we didn't have the health facilities that we have now. always moving in was of, in the villages around the mile. there are classrooms for the school children maintenance. bam, there is growth happening. i should do that for other fellow bella, but i don't believe any one expects us to become rich overnight with all these resources. keep on board with the record bush. no more. the moment to pull up, the pin was really good. the mind manager argues that the people will benefit from the mine in the long term, but he's also surprisingly honest and self critical about the situation. one can understand why they are not happy or, you know, if you look at all the ability of your social lives, schools, education infrastructure and in a harold in the like, in the moment i think, um, what i'm, no, we are doing collectively is private organizations and is the government who's to really a broken ocean. mm. here in was e

we have rich lands.e have rich people rich in soul, so i want all this to be preserved, the whole world will suffer. on the road that i am supposed to take the iaea experts are now traffic jams, thousands of people are trying to to leave the territory controlled by kiev, a traffic jam that stretched for kilometers was seen by olga kuvayeva. the mission of the magatei representatives of the un this, so to speak, a high delegation here to the liberated territory of zaporozhye is expected and, moreover, it is expected through the only possible passage. it seems to us that perhaps this is a checkpoint about the settlement, vasilyevka. well, what is most interesting at the exit from ukraine to the liberated part of the zaporozhye region, a huge traffic jam of civilian cars has accumulated. it is many kilometers long and is divided into several parts. there are just civilians who are returning to their homes. and they go, they are not only to the liberated ones, mariupol by the way, they go, berdyansk melitopo

ah, a balloon is a beautiful province, rich province in so many ways culture, you're rich. it's also a port for the panama canal. ah bolt. if you walk through the streets of cologne, you would see a lot of poverty. you will see meetings that are falling apart, that are not for people to live in, but people are living there. and you would see a city that has been abandoned by the rest of the country. ah, i moved to the u. s. when i finished high school, it was shocking to me that most people in the us have no idea that their country occupied panama build a fence around the canal and said, this is ours. keep out. not only that, but the u. s. important jenko policies into panama and created separate living areas for white workers and black and brown workers. this quantified anti black and segregationist practices that had existed since enslaved africans were 1st brought to panama, bakery america basis, in different employers, or coming up with the american soldiers leave segregated for the rest of the group . for the great 2 separate phone, the all area was, is for americans o

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rich edson with more from jackson, wyoming. rich. reporter: good afternoon, neil.nnounced one. she will start an organization to insure and educate people to prevent donald trump from reaching the oval office again. that is something her spokesperson told us this morning she will begin doing in the next several weeks. that effort will be outside from the united states congress. she lost her primary here. polls were barely closed an hour last night, she already called harriet hageman, her opponent to concede. at an election night event near jackson, cheney two years ago she won the primary with more than 70% of the growth. the path was clear this year to retake her seat, that nomination again. the only thing she had to go along with the idea that the election in 2020 was stolen t was a lie for her to do that. it is unclear if she will run for office again. she spent half of $15 million she raised, whether she uses money for presidential run. she told the "today" show this morning. it is on her mind. >> that is a decision i will make in the coming months. i will not

cacciucco is a rich fish stew that dates back over 500 years.cacciucco. he's using this really beautiful fish, he's also using lobster which is not a "poor" fish, obviously. so, he's taking this and amping it up a bit. >> like so many italian dishes, the base of fabio's stew is the trusty tomato. it's hard to imagine italian cuisine without tomatoes, but scholars only date their arrival to that fortuitous medici marriage to spanish nobility in the 1540s. here in livorno though, legend says that the tomato was brought by newcomers fleeing oppression. >> tomatoes were a popular ingredient among the jews of southern europe. >> unless you want -- yeah, yeah. i think so, yeah. as the incredible smell drifts outside, fabio's friends take their seats. the density of that flavor is just-- >> fabio may not be from livorno, but he can definitely cook a cacciucco. oh my god. these are ingredients rooted in both the poor fishing community and in livorno's immigrant past. it's a part of tuscany's history on a plate. and fabio's not finished. in true tuscan t

. >> telling the rich stories of white house history has been the mission of the white house historical's association since we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy. it was her vision that the young age of 31, to create an organization that would provide not taxpayer funding to maintain the museum standard of the house, which had been somewhat neglected leading up to the kennedys. although the association is developed and expanded over the past 60 years, the mission established by mrs. kennedy still guides our work and our offerings. earlier this month, the association celebrated our 60th anniversary with a gala at the -- at the metropolitan museum of art in new york. the evening featured powerful and poignant remarks from first lady of the united states dr. jill biden, ambassador caroline kennedy david rubenstein, chairman of -- and john rogers, and -- served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the great, coach john core, metropolitan and soprano, in the nyu sign hurt school, which we have a new partnership with, provided a chamber struck

rich, thank you. rich gelfon, the ceo of -- which gelfond, the ceo of imax.ments oil from the latest guidance of the federal reserve minutes. we have a preview, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: this is bloomberg markets. i'm jon erlichman with taylor riggs. we are minutes away from the federal reserve minutes. let's get some perspective on what to watch for. sevin yltekin joins us with a preview. what are you going to be watching for when the minutes cross? sevin: when we hear about the minutes, we will be looking at what the discussion is about and if that gives us a sense of perhaps the next move of the fed. we got surprised with 275 basis points increases, and we will be watching to see how that discussion unfolds and if they anticipate another 75 or something smaller given that inflation is having at least perhaps to go down a little bit according to the numbers we receive. taylor: and a hot jobs report we got, as well. does that signal further ability to go 75 if needed? sevin: absolutely. we look at where there is resilience in the economy to be able to

the rich believe the poor to burn.g about the poorest areas in pakistan, the most impoverished of the provinces has been hit the hardest. i want to highlight what u.s. secretary of state antony blinken tweeted earlier this month. "we stand by pakistan in hard times and offer our support to flood victims. in addition to $100,000 in immediate relief, the u.s. announced $1 million to build resilience against natural disasters, and we continue to work together to mitigate future impacts of the climate crisis.” your response? asad: it is beyond the laughable, it is criminal. the poor in the world are hanging by a thread. there was a promise made in 2009, led by the united states, to pour $100 billion into climate science. that has not been met. rich countries are simply turning their back on the majority of the world. for the u.s. to announce a million dollars, for the u.k. to announce $1.5 million -- the reality is we are seeing a climate crisis which is ovwhelming the ability of states and the global south to respond. it

singapore wants to attract the rich to the lion city.it has to remain competitive, especially when it comes to -- in comparison to hong kong. so it has to be really careful where puts the stuff in terms of income tax. yvonne: especially if you are comparing with hong kong. thank you. you are sticking around to bring us our next guest. haslinda: that's right, we will be speaking to their co-founder. also, senior director of satellite engineering at spacex about what's on their plate with elon musk. space class manufacturer. play morehead, keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back, you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. global coverage may not happen for decades. one company that's helping remote regions get connected is a lower communications network with tiny satellites to size up a slice of toast in your palm. the cofounder is at the bloomberg new economy catalyst in 2021, and the company has since been acquired by spacex. sarah joins us from san francisco. good to have you with us. quakes great to see you. ha