Episode 259 – Inflation Expansion Act

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absolute garbage that just passed in
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Congress
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so on Sunday after a marathon voting
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session
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the inflation reduction act and before
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we get further into this
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the Patriot Act the bipartisan safer
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communities act the uh I can’t think of
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uh ACA Affordable Care Act Affordable
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Care Act No Child Left Behind right if a
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bill has something in its title
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it probably does the opposite
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so the inflation reduction act uh passed
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the Senate 50 50 with Kamala Harris
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giving the
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tying breaking tie-breaking boats passed
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directly along party lines that’s right
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Joe manchin acting President Joe manchin
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decided it was time to pass this bill
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and we’re going to get into why later
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now over 230 economists say that this
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bill will not
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will not reduce inflation
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no and for anybody out there who has
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read any of this bill it is a steaming
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pile of garbage it is a pork build that
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was there to push
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various Democratic talking points
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um and
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we’re going to talk about some of the
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bigger issues that are in the bill
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um the main issues that are in the Bill
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and kind of what it is that they do and
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then we’ll discuss what will actually
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happen with these
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with these soon to be new laws
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now first is the closure of the carried
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interest loophole which I didn’t know
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what this was because
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I don’t make four hundred thousand
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dollars a year
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um the carried interest loophole uh
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the enclosure of this lengthens the
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holding period required for managers of
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certain investment funds to receive
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preferential tax treatment for a portion
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of their compensation known as carried
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interest allegedly this applies only to
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taxpayers with income exceeding four
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hundred thousand dollars or those not
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getting paid on venmo yeah that’s not
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just to let you know that’s not how this
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works it’s about those who have those
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investment funds and while yes a I would
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say a large uh the majority vast
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majority of people that are in those
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funds are have incomes exceeding four
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hundred thousand dollars it’s certainly
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not statutory by any stretch and of
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course as we know when you tax The
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Producers which people making over 400
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000 are not the oligarchs they’re the
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upper middle class and they’re the
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people that are the producers and the
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consumers and when you tax that group of
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people all that does is days get passed
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down to further down the food chain it’s
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trickle-down Taxation and it will end up
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making it there but yeah this this
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that’s that is not it doesn’t even just
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only apply to them but also it will end
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up it would everyone will end up feeling
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that to some extent
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speaking of feeling it there was an
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American Care Act subsidy extension
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um this would extend the temporary
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expansion of Premium tax credits through
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2025. uh the expansion which offers
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eligibility to households above 400
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percent of the poverty line is scheduled
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to expire at the end of 2022 under
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current law
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so essentially this one doesn’t do it
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doesn’t make any changes
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yeah for the most part it just extends
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the law uh of a terrible law that
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shouldn’t have ever been a law but it is
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so now we have to accept it as law even
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though it violated multiple parts of the
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Constitution because it’s not a tax but
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it is a tax
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anyway it’s a magical taxi non-tax tax
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tax non-tax and and the the beauty of
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this uh subsidy is that as long as they
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keep this subsidy going which was always
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designed to fade off because eventually
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it wouldn’t be needed because Healthcare
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would just become so darn affordable
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that they wouldn’t need the subsidy
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instead what has happened is that even
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with the subsidy the cost of Health Care
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has quadrupled
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what happens when you make it mandatory
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that people have to get a single product
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and I should say the cost of insurance
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yes as quadruple not not Healthcare but
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the cost of insurance has nearly
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quadrupled and so what’s going to happen
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is that when eventually that subsidy
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becomes such a bubble that they can’t do
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it anymore because long before they stop
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paying out Social Security or Medicare
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they’re going to stop paying out the ACA
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subsidy and when that happens and people
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realize that their care is not
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affordable
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that their insurance actually costs a
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gosh Diggity Fortune
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so gosh Diggity darn
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is that expensive this is
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God this gobbledygook cheese eating
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Bulldog uh kind of uh uh lint liquor
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nonsense is the exact kind of thing so
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again Affordable Care Act it’s not
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affordable it’s heavily subsidized to
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hide the fact that it was made less
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affordable and so that’s been extended
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uh they’re also uh there’s energy
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security and climate change Investments
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including uh tax rebates and credits to
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lower energy costs for households we
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could call that the affordable energy
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Act Right subsidize it to make it more
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expensive uh the uh tax credits research
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loans and grants to increase domestic
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manufacturing capacity for wind turbines
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that’s corporate welfare for politically
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connected green companies that are
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usually attached to Major fossil fuel
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companies uh in a way for them to uh to
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hedge future bets and make you pay for
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the whole damn thing a darn thing didn’t
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they do this with solyndra back in like
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yeah this is solyndra this is silindra
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for everyone
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grants to increase oh for for wind
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turbine solar panels batteries and other
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essential components of clean energy
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production and storage this is a massive
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again but he was Matt was saying this is
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pork and corporate bailouts this is one
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of them it’s just corporate welfare
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um tax credits to reduce carbon
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emissions
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that is corporations being paid to
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retrofit their companies to be more
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green compliant and make you pay for it
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while they tell you to eat bugs
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uh and uh but now of course it’s okay
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um because uh it also has programs to
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reduce the environmental impact of
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Agriculture which doesn’t at all sound
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like the kind of food rationing that
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they were doing in the Netherlands that
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led to massive riots I mean that sounds
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like you foreshadowed it a little bit
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that sounds like we’re going to be
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eating bugs here in the future
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um
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everything about this is in order to
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push that green agenda that the left
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ones which it’s not they they say that
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it’s about you know saving the planet
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conserving all that it’s not it is about
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control it’s about control over you
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control over your money control over how
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you live your life
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um
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everything in this
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like one of the things that’s in here
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um
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they were giving subsidies on electric
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vehicles that were being sold uh to the
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manufacturers up to 200 000 cars uh I
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think that was a number may have been
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higher but up to 200 000 cars so Tesla
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went through them super fast because
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Tesla actually made a good electric car
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now they’ve included one where used
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electric cars that get sold the people
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get a subsidy as well so
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Tesla will start getting the subsidy
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again as people are buying used Teslas
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this is just a way to ensure that
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companies continue to go down this road
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as opposed to any other Road and since
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Joe Biden promised uh that we would uh
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have a fully electric Fleet by 2030 like
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75 of the cars on the road will be
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electric by 2035 I don’t remember the
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exact numbers but something along those
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lines is trying to force it where those
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are the only things being made and and
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price out the car the gas fueled cars
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that are well everywhere
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which is good because uh as we know
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those cars are largely powered by coal
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right now yes
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no because that and natural gas colon
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Natural Gas
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so it’s
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just still using fossil fuels that we
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can’t mine here because you’re not
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allowed to anymore
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um yeah yeah that was another thing real
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quick that was another thing uh if
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if you are an electric car company you
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get the subsidy the 200 000 the the
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original one plus the used car one as
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long as you don’t get your lithium
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uh from China
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and we can’t get lithium here in America
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because you can’t mine for it so that
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means
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we’re gonna have to get it from
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somewhere else
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and that would
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it’s Africa
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it’s the only other place you can really
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do that
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so
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watch out Africa Here Comes Liberation
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yep
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that should be fun for you
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it will be very fun watching uh probably
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the Democrats pretend that they’re
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against the racist Wars against Africa
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that they will simultaneously then vote
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to fully fund and then some uh with
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every budget that they pass
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because of the rules that they put in
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place with the inflation reduction act
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which will be remembered as the act that
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for some reason had led to worse
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inflation and a recession
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totally unrelated of course totally
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unrelated now the reason it’s totally
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unrelated is because this creates a 15
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corporate minimum tax in the form of a
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15 corporate Alternative Minimum Tax uh
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based on the financial statement income
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of Corporations with at least one
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billion dollars in that kind of uh
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income now uh as uh as is noted here
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um half of all those new taxes are going
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to be paid by manufacturers
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which means it won’t reduce demand of
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course
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but it will reduce the supply because
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you’re taxing the people who make the
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stuff and who are already dealing with
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major overhead and supply chain and
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labor issues so now you’re going to hit
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them with an even more attacks what’s
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actually going to happen
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is that they’re going to move their
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headquarters and bases of operations to
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other countries like China
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they will get whatever subsidies they
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can from this and tax breaks they can
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and then as soon as the part that they
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have to pay kicks in they will already
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have set up the pro the plan to move
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somewhere else this is all about
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destroying their smaller competitors who
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can’t afford the cost of this or the
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cost of retrofitting and moving their
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business to another base of operation
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somewhere else
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Exxon likes this bill I I don’t know how
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what else to say like the major
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corporations have been simping for their
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this bill on their corporate media and I
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don’t I don’t I have a hard time
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figuring out something adequate I can do
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with my hands and face and mouth to
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describe how I feel about the fact that
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there are people
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who think this is a good idea
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even though the corporations they think
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will be paying for this
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are saying they want it it also has a
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prescription drug price reform which
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let us not forget that
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and we’re not defending the man
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but Trump put in a lot of prescription
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drug price reforms that we were also
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against that he did as executive order
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and in early 2021 Joe Biden wiped them
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all out
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and now putting them back into this bill
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almost word for word the same things
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not saying that he uh it was good when
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Trump did it just saying
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this is a hundred percent being done
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to Virtue signal
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but this allows Medicare to negotiate
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the price of certain prescription drugs
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limits Medicare and Commercial price
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growth of certain drugs to inflation and
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repeals the implementation of a rebate
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rule scheduled to increase drug related
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Medicare outlays beginning in 2027.
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uh redesigns Medicare Part D benefit
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formula and caps out of pocket costs for
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beneficiaries
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yeah so the only way this is actually
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going to reduce costs of drugs for the
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end user is the same way uh they’ve made
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health care premiums more affordable
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that’s through just making the end user
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subsidize it as a taxpayer and then not
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pay as much as the user
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so it’s a scam and uh it also allows the
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price to rise even more because they
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don’t see it they don’t see the actual
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increase any real attempt to try to
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lower drug prices is either going to
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blow up in the government’s face as it
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always does because they suck at
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negotiating things or it’s going to be
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like a price cap
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and as we’ve talked about many times on
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this show all price caps do
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is make a product unaffordable to
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produce and and distribute and therefore
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cause shortages which means that people
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who need that thing whatever it is in
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this case life-saving drugs right
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either have to go without and die or get
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it on the black market and pay even more
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even more for they’re not going to do
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that so instead what they’re going to do
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is just subsidize the crap out of it
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which means you’re paying for it in the
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form of taxes debt and inflation and I
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know that we’ve talked about this on the
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show before but we’ll go over because I
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I think it’s been a while since we last
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talked about it
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I don’t know the most recent update to
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this but I know in 20 uh uh 11
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2011. the cost that it took for a drug
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manufacturer to come up with the ideas
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to a drug to FDA approval
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was about a billion dollars
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yep that’s the problem and you have
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multiple that don’t make it all the way
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you have some that go stage one testing
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they scrap it they have others that are
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stage two testing they scrap it by the
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time it gets to Blind stage five or
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whatever it is
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you’re you’re getting there at blind
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stage five
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um but you have a lot of others that you
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scrap before that they need to recoup
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those costs
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and they have because of copyright laws
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they have what’s seven years I believe
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uh to sell it for to try to recoup as
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much of that billion dollars plus make
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back whatever they lost on other drugs
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that didn’t make it to Market
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before people can start coming out with
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generics
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if you do this
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research and development is going to
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essentially disappear
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yeah
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this is bad this is what what it’s it’s
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going to disappear from here right it’s
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going to go somewhere else see where was
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like
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right right and that’s where they’re
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already subsidizing it and this is
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this is a major problem now I know what
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you’re thinking how are they going to
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pay for all of this well mostly with
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debt but they are adding some additional
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taxes on people that can’t leave
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you
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so the IRS uh tax enforcement they’re
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appropriating approximately 80 billion
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dollars over the next decade for IRS
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enforcement activities including the
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hiring and training of new Auditors I.T
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systems modernization and taxpayer
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Services meaning auditing you uh they’re
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getting they’re more than doubling the
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number of IRS agents 87
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000 new IRS agents now to keep that in
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mind I think there’s 240 some odd
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billionaires in the U.S that’s not what
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this is for I think they’re doing it to
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you
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yeah so is it 7 40 I thought it was two
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something billionaire or something
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I think is that maybe worldwide
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yeah six there as of October of 2020
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there were 614 billionaires
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and then this says 642 anyway whatever
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there’s 600 and some odd billionaires uh
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there are a few hundred billionaires
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these 87 000 new IRS agents who by the
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way they’re heavily arming are for you
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they’re for you
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um the bill earmarks uh 45.6 billion
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dollars for enforcement mechanisms now
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by the way this is a 45.6 billion
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dollars they’re going to raise from you
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it’s how much they’re going to spend on
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what they’re going to raise from you
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they’re going to raise trillions of
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dollars from you using enforcement
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mechanisms like litigation criminal
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investigations investigative technology
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digital asset monitoring and new Fleet
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of tax collector cars uh and I know what
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you’re thinking Joe Biden promised me
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that if I was making under four hundred
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thousand dollars
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that I would never pay more taxes than
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I’m paying right now well according to
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the Senate’s joint committee on taxation
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the organization who tells the entire
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federal government what the tax
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implication will be for any policy that
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includes taxation or Revenue raising
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in other words the people who tell Joe
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Biden what’s going to happen
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between 78 percent and 90 percent so as
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much as 90 of the money that is going to
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be raised from these new measures will
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come from people making less than 200
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000 a year
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you
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probably maybe you make over most most
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of you who don’t make two hundred
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thousand dollars a year yeah
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only four to nine percent would come
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from those making more than five hundred
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thousand dollars
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so not only did he lie
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it’s the exact opposite of what he said
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it’s likely if you’re making more than
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five hundred thousand dollars a year
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that you won’t pay more and it’s almost
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certain that if you are making less than
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200 000 a year that you will pay more
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and you will be audited to
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now I know what you’re wondering how did
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they get acting President Joe manchin
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to vote for this even though it’s not
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going to lower inflation it’s actually
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probably going to raise inflation it is
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the cost is exorbitantly high and
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because his state is disproportionately
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poor compared to most other states it’s
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going to hurt the people in the state
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Matt do we have any answer to that just
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total mystery you know we do
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and
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next era energy
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a utility Giant and stakeholder in the
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Mountain Valley pipeline is a top donor
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to both Mr manchin and Senator Chuck
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Schumer Democrat of New York who
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negotiated the pipeline side deal with
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Mr manchin
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Mr Schumer has received more than 281
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thousand dollars from next ERA this
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election cycle uh
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equitrans Midstream which owns the
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largest stake in the pipeline has given
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more than ten thousand to Mr Mansion the
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pipeline and its owners have spent
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heavily to Lobby Congress
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and this bill
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allows them to build their pipeline in
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West Virginia
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can you pull up that graphic again yeah
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go ahead and finish with what you were
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saying so basically
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they bought him
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yeah this was Joe manchin’s price
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the Mountain Valley pipeline was Joe
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manchin’s price
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everybody’s got a price everybody in DC
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is a for something
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Joe manchin is a for the Mountain
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Valley pipeline
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yep for 291 thousand dollars of which he
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only got ten thousand under
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yeah
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what oh gosh
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oh you’re right Schumer got 281 yeah
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over ten thousand dollars
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yeah but the pipeline will help out uh
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communities in West Virginia greatly
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right but his price
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is just over a ten thousand dollars and
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this is what we try to talk about you
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know when people say but without
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government who would stop these you know
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corporations from you know from
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mistreating us
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the corporations because of the power
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the regulatory power we allow government
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to have
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they can spend tens or even hundreds of
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thousands of dollars and they get back
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in return
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billions of dollars hundreds of millions
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billions and tens of billions of dollars
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anything they give they get back like at
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four zeros to it
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there is nothing in a free market that
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has that kind of
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proven return on investment
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in this kind of an environment in a
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corporatist cronyiest environment it
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always is the smarter play for bigger
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companies to spend resources on making
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political connections and then having
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them just write laws that basically make
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it illegal for them not to become
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wealthy at your expense like the way
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these are written it is they are
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mandated to be rich and you are mandated
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to make them rich
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yep so Joe manchin the person who kept
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us from build back better even though
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this is build back better light
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um he kept buildback better off the
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table he’s kept a lot of bad legislation
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off of the senate floor because they
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weren’t going to put it up if it wasn’t
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going to pass and Joe manchin insured it
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wasn’t going to path because he said I’m
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not going to vote for anything that will
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raise taxes while inflation is so high
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that has exorbitant spending while
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inflation is so high and especially
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anything that hurts people in my state
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they found his price and they gave it to
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him to give them a win going into
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midterms
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for ten thousand dollars
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and the jobs in the day and whatever the
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pipeline will bring
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and whatever the pipeline will bring to
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New York or to West Virginia
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um New York yeah
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um but that is Joe manchin’s price
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everybody in DC has a price
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some is much higher than others Joe
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Mansions yep ten thousand dollars
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plus whatever that pipeline brings in to
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West Virginia
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yeah but he wouldn’t care what the
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pipeline brings into West Virginia if he
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didn’t get that ten thousand dollars and
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that’s the point yep
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