directing tea party at the strand theater in san francisco . it's a production that had to come together quickly as her health deteriorates. one of the reasons we wanted to get this passion project off the ground for her. before it was too late, and she couldn't is because she deserved and this play deserved full production, and she has a great voice for it. it was last year when merritt started having trouble speaking, she was unable to make certain sounds. initially experts thought it may be a stroke or an auto immune disorder. but the symptoms worsened and eventually, in august, a doctor delivered the devastating news. she had a l s . when i first got my diagnosis, i felt like i had lost my feet. future but also my present. because how can i direct without a voice? but my ammo throughout my life has been that if i'm told i can't do something i asked myself, okay. but how can i do it? if something matters enough to me, i'm going to find my way around the roadblock merit was determined to put on at least one more production, and her friends in

her play tea party opens in san francisco tonight, and she's directing despite not being able to speak because of a fatal condition. i was invited to watch a rehearsal before tonight's opening performance, and she found another way to communicate and direct her actors on stage. >> reporter: she sits quietly with her laptop, a master at work. >> i already couldn't speak, but i've been directing by typing all my notes. but then i started losing dexterity in my hands, so i alerted everyone it was now or never. >> reporter: erin merit has als and can't speak, but it hasn't stopped her from directing. she types into a synthesizer computer that becomes her extended voice. it's how she directs. it's how we did this interview. she lost her voice when she was teaching a shakespeare theater class, and it kept getting worse. last august the diagnosis came. she had als. it's a condition that breaks down nerve cells. >> what does the future hold? oh, who knows. really? i'll become increasingly disabled and die. als is 100% fatal though there are medications for it. the best they can do is slow down

all hell would be breaking away. >> lawrence: i've never been invited to a tea party, and you might as for tea also will so. >> we don't invite tea parties when it comes to britain for obvious reasons. [laughter] >> lawrence: thank you, piers. make sure to watch piers morgan on "uncensored piers morgan" 10:00 p.m. eastern time. flocking to iowa and governor ron desantis and president trump era dana perino on 24 preview shaping up the hawkeye state. that is next. of prayer and meditation want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, mother, son to the holy spirit. amen. i have sleep apnea. couldn't use cpap. now i have this. this is inspire. it's simple... it's just a button. sometimes i press his button. inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with the click of this remote. no mask, no hose, just sleep. we go night-night now. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metastatic breast c

people are asking for black shannon, the leader of the tea party, which is the 2nd largest party out of his coalition. and 6 stormed out of the coalition. basically saying that she believed foolish to all the candidate, the leader of the main, c h p was on electable. she believed that her eva, the mayor, from a stumble and from mom all months or your vash, the unc for a man will fall better candidates. now both of those came from college to one was faulty. a, but she walked out and she made an appeal to both for those minutes to bring themselves forward as a potential candidate lever them did. they stood by the leader of their party and she had really nowhere else to go and she has returned back to the fall. the now the coalition of 5 is now coalition is 6 and a united by go behind, come out, good historical. and they're all geared up to challenge her present at one. 0 is him out? can they just are a little bit about him? well, he's 74 year old who's a been a veteran of turkish politics. these many ways is the opposite of her present, a nerd one. he's very quieter. he doesn't have ma

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and that manifests as the tea party. >> tea party americans, you're winning. >> (cheering and applaudingg! >> jacoby: they were especially outraged by the $800 billion stimulus package that president obama and congress had passed in 2009 to get the economy going again. >> (chanting): can you hear us now? can you hear us now? >> the entire principle of the tea party, the entire platform, was to stop washington, d.c., from intervening. >> this is just the beginning. >> it, it was an agenda of no. >> we've come to take ougovernment back. >> jacoby: as republicans swept the 2010 midterm elections, aided by the tea party's growing influence... >> we need to restore fiscal sanity to this nation. >> jacoby: ...thprospects for congress and the white house working together to pass another stimulus bill were growing dim. >> let this serve as a warning to congress: we don't work for you, you work for us. (audience cheers and applauds) >> jacoby: into the political vacuum stepped the federal reserve. was it palpable that the fed was sort of the only game in town here? >> yes. the fact was, we were c

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she also can plunge headlong, sitting in front of a kisser at a russian tea party. watermelons are missing out of season now nastya and i have a question. and we sit with saucers. this is because we have run out of tea in cups. no, there was actually such a tradition anastasia twilight, a museum researcher, when the merchants were going to study the first cup of tea, they drank the hottest one just the same there is a saucer with a drink, just the same yes, with the help of this they, just did cool the hot tea before tea drinking lasted for several hours. during this time, they ate a lot of bagels, dries gingerbread and crackers. it's clear. why was there so many rolls of sushi there gingerbread, because after all , our country is such as a grain-growing one. yes, a lot of flour, well, that's an amazing thing, what is pasta? as i understand it, they appeared quite late, like many men's products under peter the great in 1797. the first pasta factory opened in odessa. by the way, i love pasta, and eat them quite often. yes, and you, when they are ready to try them, act

, the irs sent out a bolo list be on the lookout for groups applying for tax exempt status names tea partyiot. targeting groups that advocate education about the constitution or the bill of rights. very important not to let these kind of groups get loose, you know. so, the irs blocked the tax exempt status for that trying to weaken obama's political enemies. and the house majority leader, eric canter said it was like the hallmark of authoritarian nations. federal appeals court said the irs had abused its power in this issue. >> steve: sure. the question was was it simply -- as you write was it moronic or militias or simply a coincidence that the irs guy showed up at matt taibbi's house that day? will we ever know? >> i think we might get some insights. again, it's possible it was a happenstance. however, i mean, the irs has got a really bad record and the fundamental fault is congress. congress has not reformed the irs, the tax code. the irs has all this arbitrary power over americans. when you have that much power, it's going to be abused. >> steve: james, let us know if somebody knocks o

she also represents the female energy principal shock tea party. so she represents overcoming the dreadful things that people experience in life in colorado thought, who has viewed the holy is precisely this emotional experience of religion. i see the positive hope that which is full of light radiant the idea of resurrection in the christian tradition and the experience of death and suffering ah, the pilgrimage church in navigate on the edge of the ruler valley sister goes to unblock it, will have the strongest impression that the sense of the holy is the fact that the marine dawn was built here in a vegas as a tent, albeit and concrete. it has a light folded roof and light fighting the divorce. ah, this is dawson middleton off hoping to pick up the if you look up, you almost can't see the roof because it's not illuminated. bob, you can only sense it's full of their gazes drawn into the heavens into the unknowable. it's hold on the open now and so when you're down here on the middle is huge space, you have an almost overwhelming impression that you

by positioning themselves as defenders of medicare, that led to the tea party wave. this is very deep in the republican base. support for these programs is very deep in the republican base, and donald trump has drawn a very clear battle line here as to where he stands, and where the republican donors and perhaps ron desantis are in the opposite corner. >> that's important to understand, because it is that salient moment, this budget clash playing out. so while donald trump's second campaign for president lately, or i guess, you know, first re-election campaign, however you want to count it, because now i'm thinking it's the third really. but second time running from the past of having been president, what does he want to defend? obviously, he'll say words. he doesn't seem to be lying right now about the fact that he thinks, and a lot of people think, that if you go further right the way that some of the -- sort of the defectors of the angry base of the house republican caucus goes, it's just not good politics for him, because it is so unpopular. i want to show you so

i am a man, a man is alive. so the picture of perov's tea party in mytishchi will sing the hostess, where't know. live touring is over going. home rosa rise rise construction rise, so you and you take the grandmother of the soviet stage and drag. neighbors entrance, only carefully riding tasks. so for sure, comrade well done. and you bring order here, at least cosmetic you hear me. this is how you always just relax, and then the forester appears . now i'm taking a course. and that the law is still almost in the hands of the concert so i am the people's artist carefully. oh, send narodnaya for god's sake, don't drop her stars. i'm listening to. turn it off please. serious conversation, huh? okay, i'll be back at camp, it's not about camp with camp, then we'll figure it out. there have been or are some changes in our lives. and you need to know theodore, what i need to know, mom. listen, my mom and dad have difficulties on work. i totally lost my job. well, no big deal. it is not fatal to have an airbag and finding a new place will not be difficult. in short, my mother and i decided to get

this is now a good first tea party. she has a new spacious kitchen, as the beginning of a new life for fedi and his family. igor you vidovich maxim yurkin to conduct, bryansk region. in the grozny past, awarding the winners of international competitions of special forces, champions, fighters of the elite unit of the ministry of internal affairs of the republic, they also showed themselves during a special operation. and those who were awarded more artur mustaev. the commander of the akhmat khadzhikadyrov special forces police regiment presents the head of the region with the cup of triumph winners in chechen fighters and his merit ramzan kadyrov personally supervised their training. international special forces competitions were held in dubai in late february and employees of the chechen unit. the ministry of internal affairs showed the best result on it. yes, our comrades-in-arms proved themselves both in real battles and at the world championship among special forces, where dozens of countries participated under the c

enterprise, where 145 tons of loaves of rolls and cheesecakes are produced daily, followed by a festive tea partyovernment brought bouquets as a gift roses. one of the workers told the prime minister that road transport remains the main way to deliver bread and asked. is it possible to extend the preferential leasing program at the food industry enterprise? i am now instructing my only colleagues to work out the possibility of extending the program to the food industry. think fucking what wonderful cars will do in moscow or there is an inexpensive fast, maybe not so big, but also products. it is not so much overall, yes, in order to deliver some stores. do you know that in meaning for those who buy vehicles, uh, our production is russian? on the eve of march 8, the olympic committee today presented a state award, an outstanding coach, doctors and other sports specialists , the president's gratitude for the successful training of athletes who achieved high achievements at the tokyo olympics was awarded. irina viner on the eve of the gymnastic ethics foundation suspended the head coach of our natio

while you were in america, the iraq war, the election of president obama, occupy wall street, the tea partyatrina over the course of the years stands out for you. why is that? i felt that in that moment the contradictions of america's kind of race and class were laid bare. that there were all sorts of ways in which they could be finessed. anybody who tries hard enough can do this or that and, you know, the civil rights era was a long time ago, even though it wasn't, and we have equality now and so on. obama was known by this stage, but there was no sense that he would ever be president — it would be a really weird idea then. and so to see who could escape and who couldn't escape and why they couldn't escape, is a public disaster so you have a public response, but this was a private response — a privatised response. so if you didn't have a car, if you didn't have the money for a motel, and it came at the end of the month, if you hadn't been paid, you couldn't go. and so to see that all washed up, and then to see the response. there's a moment where michael brown, the head of the federal emer

that the tea party, the ocean of persons of this bags ahead of the wall was the production of fabricated evidence that saddam hussein's iraq posed a imminent threat to, to national courses. and katrina, keep in mind that this was a time just after 911 when it wasn't unusual at all to see the white house directly responding to journalists who questioned their narrative. they warned them be intimidated. it may accuse them of being unpatriotic. 1 what effected that strategy have on the circumstances under which journalists were working while trying to do their jobs? well, i think we've seen in times of war or in the run up to war, the ability to quiet oppress court. there were very few questions. i remember in the run up to war the iraq or helen thomas is no longer with us, was one of the few was racing tough questions and they continued to marginalize her . but i want to pick up on what norman said. it's not just the individuals, it's the news organizations which maintained a kind of warlike support and didn't raise the tough questions which were clearly in need of being raised. you had a,

mom, we will arrange a tea party, and conversations, of course, but timed to coincide with march 8th. charity fair of a woman whose soul hurts, not only for her relatives and friends. well, sometimes for she strangers , someone sews clothes, someone makes candles and camouflage nets, and someone bakes bread. how very young. lisa at the age of 15, the girl manages to work as a volunteer, go with help to refugees and donate food to shelters for dogs of military personnel who are now on the front line in the zone again, these pies, this bread. we bake here and transfer e to the border to our guys, who want to somehow make it pleasant to convey our warmth to them. love leaves the legend, when a volunteer detachment was just formed, alania, the mother of four children, came to the collection point herself and began to ask to join the ranks to show herself. me a chance a chance further guyana came by a simple paramedic. and now he is in charge of the medical service of the entire battalion and saves lives every day. she is camera shy and it is very difficult to give interviews, because, lik

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this is now a good first tea party.as a new spacious kitchen, as the beginning of a new life for fedi and his family. igor you vidovich maxim yurkin to lead the bryansk region urgent message vladimir putin appointed vladislav kuznetsov acting as chukotka, who was the first deputy. chairman of the government but now back to one of the main topics of the collapse of the american reaper is widely discussed not only in the united states but also in nato countries on this side of the atlantic, several of them also keep such plans in arms and sometimes use them near russian borders. although specifically today they decided not to raise drones into the sky. apparently, away from sin and even remembered the times of the cold war to confirm our european correspondent mikhail antonov the commander of nato forces in europe urgently canceled all three, scheduled for today departure mq9 one from italy in the direction of the crimea the other from lithuania towards kaliningrad the third from romania on the course. lvov immediate effe

bloggers and for this they just er take into account all these stories with awards with shared tea partieser because you yourself understand that there is a lot of er in the frame er from these meetings does not fall and there may obviously be other agreements and this is evident about what about podolyak and kuyakovsky, he forms everything in order for these groups of influence, in particular, and positive bloggers, many of them switched to what was political before zelensky, and then became very positive towards he and they are working on it, this is what they know how to do, it’s true, yes, do it, volodymyr, briefly, now, what should be the end of it? to prepare for the defense of ukraine, but how they know how to brainwash the people of ukraine . of course, the russians are also trying to surround it without success. denis, congratulations good morning and your assessment of the situation at the front . uh, the russian troops are trying to sharpen him, if they are any more , it is such a non-moving, elastic situation, it consists of the north, well, the north. under the blown-up part o

in the armed forces from the tray of the occupiers, he stole a grenade launcher, interrupted the tea partyrashists by sending the enemies to kobzon’s concert in fortune-telling positions he hits even when the answer immediately arrives this is about a national guard with the call sign owl, a man with a steel character and a real military heart, his unit protects ukraine in the swatov direction, in this complete darkness, bright people work, this with a mortar, the third brigade of operational assignment spartan of the national guard of ukraine works out enemy positions in order to become part of this team, the mortar under the call sign owl covered more than 50 km of the occupied territory, because the fighter's native village of nova gnylitsa was occupied on the very first day of the full-scale war, his deo was bought after 7 months 26 i already i was in the position , i got to the grain. and regarding the russian killers, torturers and rapists who believed in their impunity, the owl did not have to, so a day later, together with his brother and comrade, he sneaked into the enemy position

eh, as if tea parties while playing backgammon, typical conversations.arious current current issues, revealing the shersh part, this is the same backgammon, please. everything is coming out on my side today. the first main point is that, uh, your checkers here in this circle move them back home to you to throw the final move. we take out only one checker. in general, they played. we can’t walk with our hands out of our heads for a very long time. well, it’s not fair with him, so we’ll leave now half a year has not passed and the game is almost over, and zhenya and i, as beginners, of course, couldn’t beating a pro, great. great. guys thank you very much for the game. it actually turned out really well. i was invited to a wedding in derbent. and i want to invite you to attend this wedding with me. at the same time. look how in the southern part of dagestan we play weddings on well , we have literally half an hour, plus or minus. so why are we sitting what did he take with him? all i fly. natural kvn major league third game of the season, watch after the p

but even though she's struggling to communicate merit, is now directing a play called tea party, whichered in san francisco over the weekend. her longtime friend and co director, deb think, spoke on her behalf. when i first got my diagnosis, i felt like i had lost my future but also my present because how can i direct without a voice? but my ammo throughout my life has been that if i'm told i can't do something i asked myself, okay. but how can i do it? merritt on at least one more production. she used a laptop to convey her thoughts and borrowed the voices of her colleagues. even when i'm typing , i sacrifice a lot of nuance in favor of communicating more quickly, but that means i've gotten to practice being economical with words. t party runs through march 19th at the strand theater. proceeds from the play are going to help erin and her twin 17 year old daughters with medical expenses and college tuition. alright tonight in sports. it was a big evening for a number of bay area high school basketball teams looking to advance to the state title game joe fonzi up next with who's moving

this is known today as the boston tea party. and the destruction was in response to a tea tax that had been imposed and which the colonists rejected as yet another violation of their rht to consent to the british respond quickly and very harshly to what they see as a big here. the new prime minister, lord north, he declares that it was time to really put to the test whether the british had real authority the colonies to kind of go there and demonstrate that were in control or else figure out if they weren't. now the result of this was the imposition of what the americans called the coercive or intolerable acts of the boston port was closed until the tea would be paid for by the colonists. parliament empowered military commanders to lodge soldiers in private houses and the colonies. founding charter was significantly undercut by town meetings being curtailed and authorized and governments to appoint some positions that had previously been elected. now, some of these measures might remind you again of the dominion at point the brit

russia claims it is fake news, you are making it up, like donald trump's tea parties. this is sour.. >> today saying that video does not lie, patrick. >> our focus is on conducting our operations in support of our national security interest, our amlies and partners in the world. the russian military and russian government is responsible for its own behavior when is unsafe and brunprofessional we'll call it out. kennedy: white house -- president does not want to escalate an already dangerous situation. >> actions by the russian pilots in international airspace was dangerous, we have raised those concerns correctl directly with russian leadership and exercise our rights in international airspace, we do not seek armed conflicts with russia, we maintain direct lines of queu communication for reasons like this. kennedy: but sometime russia doesn't pick up the phone. some republicans still claim we cannot afford to do nothing. >> response can't be do nothing. our adversaries will continue to be on march. >> a direct test of br biden administration to see what the limits are.

called them, wanted to pretend it wasn't happening of the fast forward to 2014, 2016, in fact the tea partytoday's republican party. kevin mccarthy, mitch mcconnell and others can deny it, but this is the future of the gop. >> so we saw with our own eyes what that translated to january 6th. now we have mike pence, who was there, talking about exactly what happened and what it meant, his family's life was at risk. we knew that 2024 up and down the ballot, is it to some extent going to be a referendum on whether or not you believe 2020 was alegitimate election >> i hope it is for the nation but i don't think it is for the republican party arguably tucker carlson's voice is stronger than mike pence's right now in the conservative movement and denialism about the election also trends to denialism about january 6th. this is where if mike pence wants to make a difference for all of american history, his voice is not to go to th gridiron club, it's to go to congress, it's to go to prosecutors and tell them what he knows about the former president's involvement. there is nobody that can draw a line

. >> our country was started because -- this is how -- the boston tea party. rioting. so, don't -- do not get it twisted and think oh, this is something that has never happened before and this is so terrible and where are we and these savages and all that. this is how this country was started. >> i can't with folks that are saying, you need to stop this unrest. we need to stop violence as though charging someone a thousand dollars a month for insulin they need to survive isn't violent. >> sean: democrats, the mob, media, i know you can't make it up, they can spare us the phony outrage. my message has been, if you want to protest, do it peacefully, do it lawfully, violence is never okay, we condemn the riots in 2020, condemn january 6th, live on this show, live on radio that day. i wish democrats and the media mob, i wished they would forever be consistent like we are on this issue. here with more, former florida attorney general pam bondi and fox news contributor jason chaffetz. thank you. pam. donald trump uses the word protest and everybody freaks out. but you just h

remember we all remember lois lerner, her reign of terror where tea party and conservative groups were targeted because of political beliefs. well tonight it appears that that bias at the irs is alive and well. we are learning that on the very day that he was set to testify on the weaponization of the federal government, well journalist matt taibbi, working for elon musk, he was visited a at home by the irs who told him his previously accepted tax returns from 2018 and 2021 they are now being rejected. now keep in mind this, matt taibbi is no fan of me or the show. he did uncover shocking far left political bias and coordination between twitter and the federal government and on the very day he is about to testify before congress about this misconduct, oh, the irs magically shows up at his house. what is going on here and by the way can we expect similar treatment? the democrats want 87,000 new irs agents that would more than double the number of agents hired by joe biden. you know, the ones that scrap etiyellen said, well majority of people that will be targeted will make well over $40

the only difference that i see right now is that back in those days, they were targeting the tea partyve republican megadonors were all hit up. was sending a scare to a lot of donors to not donate. those are all republicans or center right. the big difference here is that matt taibbi is truly an independent journalist who is definitely not a conservative. i don't know if he's a democrat or not but he's not a conservative. that's what is new here. the weaponization here. they'll target anyone that doesn't go along with the script. >> martha: so the big thing that these two journalists have done is to question whether tech companies in america are cracking down on personal freedoms. whether or not they're taking people off of these networks in a way that is unfair to silence their voices. matt was on sunday morning futures with maria. here's what he had to say about who he is and what he believes. >> i believed in free speech my whole life. that's what attracted me to the democratic party. when i was a kid was the idea that we were the party that believed in letting everybody have a say

john: a decade ago, we all remember when the irs commissioner lois lerner acknowledged groups with tea party were held to greater scrutiny by the irs and seemed political. does this seem to fall along those lines? >> absolutely, and by the way, nobody was held accountable in this case. nobody in the federal government ever gets held accountable for doing the wrong thing and why do you think the government doesn't care. why don't they just tell us what happened, be honest. if they can't tell us, it's about taxes, tell the reporter and let him tell us. i've told the federal agencies, you are losing the trust of the american people but not being direct and honest and telling us what's going on. tell us what's going on. >> john: we'll keep following this senator to see if anything develops. thank you for your time, appreciate it. you know, you would have to think, sandra, that unless this irs agent, james nelson, acted on his own volition, which i would doubt, that means somebody had to say why don't you go pay him a visit, and i wonder who that person was and the reason for it. >> sandra: big q

but what happened from the tea party into trump, is a reflex back to what the party was 30 years ago.and so i don't know that it's that different than what it has always been. i think it's the danger of donald trump. instead of taking us to a trumpism to who we can be as a country, it's taking us back to who we used to be, and who used to be was a very dark culture. >> the make america great again is always a question, when was it great? which year do you want to take us back? to robert, let's talk about 2024. let's look forward. politico has a new report out pointing at that ron desantis has a tough week, backtracking on ukraine, dipping poll numbers, nbc news is saying why don't you wait until 2028? is he ready for the national stage? i for one him saying he isn't. what do you think? >> i think it has been a tough week for desantis and i think you learned quickly that this isn't spring training. it's not the minor league. this is big league baseball and when you come with the expectation that ron desantis came within the early poll numbers you don't get to practice off broadway. i t

i mean, there wasn't a tea party then, but he was you know, he was like a chamber of commerce guy. he was just all he wanted to do was get ahead, you know, conservative, but not not crazy. um, uh, and, you know, you see this with josh josh hawley of stanford, ron desantis of yale. uh, we've seen this over and, over again, sort of a conversion into the crazy, um, so, you know, i've i've talked to some of my, uh, uh conservatives, you know, uh, my peers, you know, who have not made change. i say i assume that they're it, that it's just an act that they're doing to, uh, because this is what they need to do. this is to stay elected. but i think it's more complicated than that. if you are, uh, you'll find that, uh, know again, it's, you know. it's a social scientist study this. but if you are saying outlandish things, you are, you need to, you know, to calm the cognitive. you need to do something and essentially you start to believe that or you, you seek out data points that reinforce your views. so i, i, you know, my impression is answer is it begins out of sort of political necessity,

in 2008, and the tea party revolt against the original bailout, at the end of the day speaker pelosi was with speak president bush and whoever the democratic senate majority leader was back then. >> john boehner. >> they all held hands in the senate will make this work, and there was a much more serious crisis and we made it through. so it's bad of one of the two major parties have so many misleading figures just demagoguing this incident. it's a terrible bailout. then voters look up and, or citizens look up and think they say maybe this isn't a good solution. we think it's absolutely the right solution at this. moment >> what do you think karen? >> think ron desantis is not gonna pass up any instance to call anything woke and i agree. and the fact that they advertised on their website that they have an lgbtq person and an african american, that's not why that bank failed. [inaudible] >> even mary poppins had a bank that failed. >> i completely agree. it is really sad that there could not have been the unity, that's a state of where we are, and that's just the reality. the president

and he was the guy that they brought in to clean up the irs tea party targeting.the one that biden and president obama breading and said that they didn't find any intentional misconduct, would targeting liberal groups to pay it goodbye, then he went to a nice boston consulting form. then joe biden brought them back as commissioner. so the funny thing is, hunter biden inc. does not pay taxes. he didn't pay $2 million in taxes. irs never visited him, irs visited the journalists to expose the cover-up of hunter biden. that is insane. this is the same guy that wants to target waitresses and the tips. yes $600 venmo transactions. this is not good in this guide the study commissioner they need to, and testify under oath. >> will he though, they've given them till april 10th to 10 turn over any documents about this visit and what was going on. >> what i'm gonna go otto grimm and say that the irs is a corrupt champ. a machine of death, and if take your money by force. you know that if you don't pay you going to jail they should be investigated and they should be arrested