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except ilona show love your show caught a couple episodes this morning keep up the good work oh mr rick warren thank you so much for watching but we're going to keep doing what we're doing as of my rantings today and i will back with more as usual next week. at an era where technology is central to our way of life like a computer virus. so you know most people are pretty familiar with but most people outside of d.c. really contemplate the possibility of a computer virus striking the military was exactly what happened when danger room exclusively reported a virus that in fact in the cockpits of u.s. predator and reaper drones was detected by the host based security system and while they don't know if it was put on the drones on purpose they do think the virus is benign that's probably not the biggest threat to the man devices and if you ask me i think the drones themselves what we do with them are the real issue here but specialist of confront the virus has infiltrated the nicholas of hide and classified machines at the creech air force base in nevada and once the mainstream media read this rep

>>mark: warren buffett, the man behind mr.ires' tax is revealing how much money he made last year. he disclosed that he made $63 million. he revealed that he paid 7 million in federal taxes. that is a 17.4% tax rate. buffett has said the tax rate is too low compared to what middle income wage earners may. he has been challenged by the wall street journal board to reveal his entire tax return. he said he will do so when rupert murdoch reveals his. >>justine: you are watching the kron 4 morning news, much more ahead. >>mark: an icy in san francisco with spots around the bay in the '80s and '90s. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron

mr. bachus, chairman of the committee, has a son, warren, in the united states marine corps. mr. speaker, with that i would like to ask unanimous consent that i might submit remarks for the record by mr. bachus and also legislation from david camp, very supportive of ms. brown's legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. jones: mr. speaker i'd like to make a few comments then i reserve the balance of my time. i have the privilege to serve camp lejeune marine base, which is in the third district of north carolina, and in 1994 as a candidate for this office, i heard about the very special marines who trained at montford point, which is on the base at camp lejeune. i did not know the history at that time. but as we all know during that period of time that we had segregation in this country, which was wrong, but president franklin roosevelt made a decision and issued a directive that the marine corps would accept these fine americans who wanted to be marines so therefore they were segregated but they were marines who gave their very best for our country.

mr. buffett, do that, i'll release my tax returns. warren buffett wrote back and said, i will be delighted to release my tax returns if you can also get some of the wealthiest americans to do the same. so, let's take a listen to what warren told me about why he is saying that. take a listen. >> i'm delighted. i would be delighted to get my return along with the others of the ultrarich and then we can just see exactly why the tax system produces these huge tax inequities that result in me and the ultrarich paying a much higher tax rate than probably you pay, poppy, or for that matter, that the congressman pays. >> also some news he made also yesterday to us, kyra, what he made. you can see it right there on the monitor next to me. $63 million, that's what he brought in in 2010 alone. he paid roughly 17.4% in taxes. his argument here is that he says he is paying less than those in his office and less than americans. i spoke to him in depth yesterday and he also issued this statement. he said, "mr. buffett still refuses to release his tax retur

warren buffett says he pays more than his secretary. he should pay his secretary more and she will pay more. >> mr. smith, i want to follow-up on that. we had the president's chief strategist on fox news sunday last week and he made the argument, you have heard a lot, the wealthy are not paying their fair share. take a look itch the american people are screaming out -- saying, it's unfair that the wealthiest, the largest corporations who can afford the best attorneys, the best accountants and take advantage of special tax treatments the lobbyists have along with lawmakers have cooked into the books here. >> mr. smith, is the white house right? are businessmen like and you mr. johnson getting off too easy on taxes? >> well, i think you have to divide the tax argument into a little bit more discreet argument. first of all, the top 10% of the taxpayers in the united states pay 70% or near 70% of all federal personal taxes. corporate taxes are only about 9%. the problem is when you talk about personal taxes, it takes everyone's eye off of the corporate tax situation. from 1986 forward, the united states has had, in essence, a similar tax

this is what warren buffett is talking about. mr.resident, if you look at the top .1% of our taxpayers, the very top, two-thirds of the money that they take in is from capital gains and dividends. only one-third is from wages. what does that mean with respect to this surcharge that we're going to put down? this is what the surcharge on earned income for millionaires will do. it will bring the tax on ordinary earned income from 35% first under the assumption to 39%, which is the failure to renew the bush tax cuts, and then to 45.2%. someone making wages -- who is really in this category? very few people. a lot of them -- let's say you're an athlete, as warren buffett mentioned. you have got three or four years in your career where you can actually make the money. you're going to get your income because it's ordinary earned income taxed at 45% of everything you make just for the federal, at the same time that capital gains tax, which is where two-thirds of the top .1% of our earners make their money is going to stay at 15%. that's what

mr. president goldman sachs, the person in the white house? the person who got all this money. >> and you have warrenama and you had warren buffet come back and retract, the buffett rule was not supposed to be every rich only. >> what use of his obama's use of class warfare rhetoric fueled this? i was against the bailout. i don't want government baling out anybody, i want lower taxes, less bureaucracy but i also want rich people creating jobs for everybody else. >> that is the key. the so-called as austerity meass are prosperity measures. we have to have incentives for growth. when you have the epa going wild with all the -- 307 new regulations are going through the pipeline. it's a business killer. >> we can drill our way out of this tomorrow. >> what about the jobs bill that obama is like passing out, passing out? and you had harry reid said something. he's the biggest promoter of class warfare and what he has done is hurting our countryners us helping our country. the rich people are the ones creating the jobs out here. >> all right. we are out of time. good panel tonight. gretta is next. thanks f

warren robinson who said he thought this protest was stupid and infective. >> they're deaf? >> who is deaf? >> corporations is deaf, breeze's deaf. >> reporter: others complained about the lack of focus and varying agendas. mr. pickle was there among the protest signs. in walnut creek there seemed to be a sense of satisfaction that the "occupy" movement spread beyond the big city. >> this -- this movement is spreading across the nation and particularly in contra costa county now. >> i think it's much broader than they realize in the congress that people are reading the papers and are aware of what's going on and are not happy about it. >> reporter: the protestors don't seem to agree what's wrong with the country even how to fix it but i'm seeing more and more people requesting that we start to protest with our money. dana, i'm seeing people ask others to pull their money out of the big five banks in the u.s. and then reinvest that money in local banks and credit unions. >> this appears to be a very interesting turn, you know, the complexion. group is older with more money to deal with and has more money over the years. it will be something to watch to see if it picks up around the country. >> reporter: thes

mr. mulgrew, great having you on. please come back to hard pa"har" >>> coming up, scott brown is fighting hard to get away from a very rough comment he made about elizabeth warren's physical appearance. you don't do that here. brown versus warren, it can promise to be one of the most in-your-face senate races in the country. we'll go to that right after this break. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. i needed more customers, so i got my nephew to build a website. i hired someone to make my website... five months ago. we are building a website by ourselves. [ woman announcing ] there's an easier way. create your own small-business site... with intuit websites. just choose a style that suits your business, then customize, publish and get found... in three easy steps. [ bell dings ] sweet. [ announcer ] all from just $7.99 a month. get a 30-day free trial... at intuit.com. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose diseases like breast cancer on a cellular level. so that women, like

mr. president, i am proud that i introduced the first bill on this issue. working with elizabeth warren a harvard law professor. we put together a bill, i credit senator dodd and congressman frank for rewriting provisions and including wall street reform, and i think it's about time we have one agency, just one in our federal government that was designed to look out and help consumers and families across america, to save them from the tricks and traps that are thrown at them which they couldn't possibly understand when you look at the fine print of their mortgage agreements and their credit card agreements and things that even lawyers struggle to understand. this one agency, one single agency, with the limited power given to it and the limited resources given to it, is the target, it's ground zero for the republican attack. they do not want to have even one agency of government focusing on protecting america's consumers. the new wall street reforms tackle the problem of too big to fail. we saw what happened there. almost $800 billion in bailout funds to the biggest banks in america. the

mr. goldberg, i watch you and loud. -- a lot. what if we propose a 1040 holding tax. pay 40%. warren buffett would owe approximately $32 billion -- $32 million. holly would have [unintelligible] russell simmons, about $40 million. host: let's get his take. guest: i would have to look more at the actual proposal. i do not go into discussions of tax reform, figuring out how we can slice off greater portions of millionaires and billionaires. this whole idea that if only millionaires and billionaires paid their fair share and all the rest does not hold a lot of water with me to begin with. i am not in the business of -- warren buffett annoys me these days, but i am not looking to punish him. host: this tweet coming in -- guest: i think they are justifiably angry. what do you want to do with your anger? if you are angry, you can kick a kitten or you can dig a well. it depends on what you want to do with your and there. to the extent that the occupy wall street guys are these young and rugged individualists building their own water reclamation systems and biodegradable and whatever else, m