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we can start it off by simplifying our current system. put h&r block out of business, knock them out. put them out of business. david: dan henninger is back with us, along with rich lowery"national review." he is a fox news contributor. marianne marsh, former senior advisor to john kerry. thank you lady and gentlemen. dan, are we to take trump seriously? there are times people called for end to second house deductions on interest rates and trump gotten very angry at this. this would be means of simplifying the tax code. do you think he would be serious trying to do it? >> good question. the big question is whether he would do the work to be taken serious on matter like taxes. what he understood from last thursday's debate, whatever else you might make of it, he was standing on a stage with eight or nine people who knew their stuff about taxes, about foreign policy and if he is going to stay in for the long haul, keep in mind, there are seven months before primaries begin he will have to educate himself on subjects like taxes. this could be the beginning but, man, it is a heavy lift. david: talking about a flat tax, rich lowery, talking about getting rid of a lot of dedu

glen lowery, we've asked him to talk very briefly and i should add quickly since some of us hold this pitchh.d. status, wen hour for all of souse we're going to have a free-flowing conversation right after professor lowery talks a bit about these programs in the context of a fellow named james c. scott which wrote this book "seeing like a state" which i think would be a very valuable book for anyone interested in these questions to read. professor lowery? >> thanks, it's a pleasure to be here. that earlier panel today was quite inspiring to me and the celebrity and political leaders intervention was also quite inspiring, make me think something along these lines might happen. i want to make a point of observation. yes, i have a ph.d. and i'm the alumnus of a halfway house where i recovered from cocaine addiction 20 years ago and it changed my life. the man who ran that house was a christian dedicated community worker, he happened to have been white. didn't bother me. and when he used the "n" word asking me what were you doing on the streets of boston like any "n" showing your a-s-s, i could have walked ou

we have the commerce or [inaudible] still. that is good. >> item 8 b, update on code enforcement. >> good morjing commissioners. dan lowery deputy director inspection services and here to report on code enforcement and monthly update for the month of july. it is very buzzy in the building department if you come by between 730 or 830 you see masses of people. all the inspector squz clerks are really busy. building inspections performed, 5625. complaints received, 348. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 347. complaint with first notice of violation sent is 34. complaints received without notice of evaluation is 185. abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement

it's not just the folks who are here, you know, that we've all got stories like glen lowery's, and we have to be in touch with that story in order to understand the profundity of what these folks forring. do we have time for just a quick -- >> yes. >> why don't all you ph.d.s and pul i pulitzer prize winners take one last shot, right, at maybe at -- >> in response to what miss brandmire said. >> yes or whatever anybody wants to do. >> i think what was said was terrific. the money that will come from people like you is much better than money that gets filtered through government. i think, and yes, it's better if it's done on the state level than done on the federal level, but it's still better if it's not done through government at all. >> right. >> bill, i would just say, i think one of the things we've seen and one of the things you see looking in any direction today is that we're a country more divided than we're used to being. we're polarized. there's distances. there's nothing more important now than bridges of the kind that bob woodson builds and i leave this day thinking, you kn

the fence. >> we build a fence where it needs to be built. >> i will build the greatest wall that you've ever seen. i'm talking about a wall. see that ceiling up there? higher. >> rich lowery is a national review editor and fox news contributor. great to see you tonight. so we heard from him a little earlier tonight, the same kind of thing and he said china did it. what's the big deal. it's going to be a gigantic high wall and he's going to make mexico pay for it. >> a big beautiful wall. >> the most beautiful wall we've ever seen. >> a lot of the fencing that exists there is vehicle fencing that is not meant to stop people. >> humans. >> a lot of it isn't double fencing. but it does make a lot of sense to spend billions of dollars to build a great wall of china literally in the middle of nowhere. and if you want the bang for the buck, we need the political will to enforce the law so we have now -- you know, in the central american border surge, a lot of these people coming over voluntarily surrendered to a border patrol agent. it wasn't the matter whether they were getting stopped, they were seeking out border patrol agents because they knew they had to be waived into the

rich lowery from "national review" and judy miller, fox news contributors. weng out with earnings and don't hit targets. guess what, we raised wages for everyone. that ended up costing us a lot of profits. as a result we're not where we thought we would be. steve moore, is this surprise? >> not really. the real question is, will this require walmart now to raise prices? if that happens, the big benefit to low income americans of everyday low prices will -- walmart has done more to loyer poverty than any company in hit of the civilization and would be too bad if they have to raise prices. >> folks on other side this is perfect outcome. this is what think wanted. they wanted companies to take from the profits to give to their workers. the wealthy people that own the stock didn't need the money. and this made sense, rich. >> well, higher wages are a good thing but you want companies to be doing it in economical manner, way that makes sense and not doing it under coercion especially by minimum wage laws which will knock people off -- melissa: they did this willingl

we have the commerce or [inaudible] still. that is good. >> item 8 b, update on code enforcement. >> good morjing commissioners. dan lowery deputy director inspection services and here to report on code enforcement and monthly update for the month of july. it is very buzzy in the building department if you come by between 730 or 830 you see masses of people. all the inspector squz clerks are really busy. building inspections performed, 5625. complaints received, 348. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 347. complaint with first notice of violation sent is 34. complaints received without notice of evaluation is 185. abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement

economist nick loweris with the conservative think tank the heritage foundation predicts the average home energy bill will spike 12 to 17%. >> because energy is such a staple for everything we produce and consume, those costs are going to ripple through the economy. so it's not just when your energy bill comes, but through all goods and services you pay for. >> reporter: states have until 2022 to comply with the new rules. critics also say the environmental protection agency is overstepping its boundaries with this proposal. ultimately, it will be up to obama's successor whether to keep it or throw it out. in washington, weijia jiang, cbs2 news. >>> up next here at five, why would vandals target life- saving equipment? wires slashed, controls smashed. why some people expect a political motive into dana tyler with what's coming up on cbs2 at six. >> here is what we are working on for the 6:00 news. we told you yesterday about a dog stolen from her owner's driveway in new jersey. wait until you hear where the dog showed up. >>> also, four people have died in new york city from legionnaire's disease. dozens more infected. tonight at six live in the bronx where the borough pres

we have the commerce or [inaudible] still. that is good. >> item 8 b, update on code enforcement. >> good morjing commissioners. dan lowery deputy director inspection services and here to report on code enforcement and monthly update for the month of july. it is very buzzy in the building department if you come by between 730 or 830 you see masses of people. all the inspector squz clerks are really busy. building inspections performed, 5625. complaints received, 348. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 347. complaint with first notice of violation sent is 34. complaints received without notice of evaluation is 185. abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement

we have the commerce or [inaudible] still. that is good. >> item 8 b, update on code enforcement. >> good morjing commissioners. dan lowery deputy director inspection services and here to report on code enforcement and monthly update for the month of july. it is very buzzy in the building department if you come by between 730 or 830 you see masses of people. all the inspector squz clerks are really busy. building inspections performed, 5625. complaints received, 348. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 347. complaint with first notice of violation sent is 34. complaints received without notice of evaluation is 185. abated complaints are 54. second notice of violation is 14. that is for building inspection division. for housing inspection services, housing inspection is 947. complaints received is 355. complaint response within 24-72 hours is 353. complaints with notice of violation issued is 1ten. abated complaints is 392. number of cases sent tothe director is 17. routine inspection is 145. code enforcement services number of cases sent were 48. number of aboughtments issued is 13. number och cases undrb advicement