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. >>> turning to income and equality, thomas perkins has become the unofficial spokesman for angry 1% claiming it's absurd to demonize the rich because they are the job creators. this week he made some more pro provocative comments. >> the tom perkins system is you don't get to vote unless you pay a dollar of taxes. what i really think is, it should be like a corporation. if you pay a million dollars in taxes you should get a million votes. how is that. >> joining us is phil de muth. he is a contribute at forbes magazine and a managing director of conservative wealth management which offers investment advice to high net worth individuals and their families. >>> a piece discussing why some wealthy people have an exaggerated sense of kill the rich sentiments. phil, tom perkins when he was asked to be pro vokative, he was. he says if you pay a million dollars in taxes you should have a million votes. he was intending to be outrageous, he might have been joking but, class warfare, because of that income equality talk. is this a tempest in a tea pot? the 1% really haven't suffered much. >>

well, in fact, thomas jefferson warned against the nonsense that tony perkins peddles. stakenly believe come mas jefferson said, quote, without god liberty will not last. the very first time thomas jefferson said that was in 1966 when that quotation -- 1996 when that quotation was invented in an article by thomas g. west. the quote has been debunked as false, but that won't stop conservative christians from clinging to it. the thomas jefferson foundation note, that quotation has not been found in any of the writings of thomas jefferson. in debunking that quote, the thomas jefferson foundation notes that he said something about god and liberty in notes on the state of virginia. where jefferson wrote, can the liberties of a nation be though secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are of the gift of god, that they are not to be violated, but with his wrath. now notice carefully here, you'll notice that jefferson does not say that the liberties are the gift of god or that jefferson thinks they are the gi

let's go back to the beginning, the origins of my first -- something max perkins wrote, to the most important in his life, thomas wolfe of asheville and it was this, there could be nothing so important as a book can be and the fact that you all are here this afternoon proved that to me as well. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> mr. bird has agreed to take a couple questions, we ask you speak to the microphone. >> i recall reading that in a delegation sent over to the side peace treaty -- verisign peace treaty, he did not include republican members. >> wilson took over, wilson took a delegation at the end of 1918 for the first six months, was gone for six months, delegation of five, he does have one republican in there but he was a much older man, wasn't really in the political mix so you raise a really good question, why didn't he think it through and realize why didn't he bring more republicans? wilson felt what he was doing was bigger than partisanship and he knew he was going over now for the first time an american president was going to sit down at a table with representatives, leaders of 24 countries, eac

let's go back to the beginning, the origins of my first -- something max perkins wrote, to the most important in his life, thomaswolfe of asheville and it was this, there could be nothing so important as a book can be and the fact that you all are here this afternoon proved that to me as well. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> mr. bird has agreed to take a couple questions, we ask you speak to the microphone. >> i recall reading that in a delegation sent over to the side peace treaty -- verisign peace treaty, he did not include republican members. >> wilson took over, wilson took a delegation at the end of 1918 for the first six months, was gone for six months, delegation of five, he does have one republican in there but he was a much older man, wasn't really in the political mix so you raise a really good question, why didn't he think it through and realize why didn't he bring more republicans? wilson felt what he was doing was bigger than partisanship and he knew he was going over now for the first time an american president was going to sit down at a table with representatives, leaders of 24 countries, each