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our senator sanders welcome we would be appalled
great to have your point co here
opportunity
i saw what sam what's on your plate for this uh... this week senator
well there you
a lot going on in the world in washington um...
i guess if they are but but in many
many hours uh... in the budget committee
uh... which implied we ended up passing the budget by a program depend
along republican voting against the which the doc otto is a calm impossible
it's like
but at least
move toward deficit reduction in a way that was balance
and that is that we have
of the largest corporations in this country
all grown up all of which are paying nothing in taxes
of many of them are in drawing us tax havens
are publicly avoid taxes
to the putting off body
impact paper and in the cayman islands and the beautiful
with a preview of taxes
uh... and we also put a hundred billion dollars into rebuilding our crumbling
infrastructure
uh... which was great a significant number of
of jobs
uh... talking budget budget contrast of very significantly
publicity or so cold wind budget
uh... that was introduced by uh... congressman paul lyons
chairman all the help
republican budget committee
our work is millionaires
uh... unique tax cuts
are which it makes
savage called
supplicant
uh... in virtually every program at that working families depend upon
uh... which ends medicare as we know it today
aren converted into a doctoral program
and because of all of the cuts
that they have a budget
uh...
imposes
there would be a significant production he drops in a bar your contract
contract
the economy
contract the economy
uh...
about the economic growth that we the several billion
our jobs
the contrast is a very very
ought to want a budget
which at a time when we have massive wealth and income equality
for the middle class
is is disappearing what we ought appointment fourteen percent
you want a balanced the budget on
those people on the opelika children's at the pool
middle class
or if you ask the wealthiest people
of a large corporations in this country
uh... the police are paying their fair share of of taxes
you have a budget
on different but we have to create jobs
well you have a budget which will cut jobs in america so
the issue of budget is is hugely important
are got a couple of amendments past in the committee
of one which would focus attention on these tax havens
or through the u_n_ vehicular deware companies like the bank of america
it two thousand intent
uh... was able to sit up more than two hundred subsidiaries of the cayman
islands
uh... to avoid paying u_s_ faxes write a book they did not pay any u_s_ marxism
many many are both
financial implications energy companies to work
all depending on the other
amendment that we got through words
to begin the focus on incompetent well equality in america
had also of lookout raising the minimum wage
pulp which today in real dollars as much as one of the vote was back in nineteen
sixty eight
all right and and then the real problem in america but it will be charged for
the p created a low-wage topsoil
a reasonable bleach as well so
jata budget that doesn't go to bars all a good point
but it does address some of the problems facing the middle-class paragraph
uh... for balanced approach the deficit
production does create jobs
one that does not raise and school in revenue
protects the wealthiest the largest corporations
that that is critical to work
directly for part of the country
between what we did in quietly
co
what do you put the gods of this budget
passing the senate
without a full without a republican a republican filibuster in this instance
before
reported cue all of the uh... required fifty one votes of the will not be a
focal point of courses agreed
we can take a little democrats i don't know
or maybe even offer amendments to make it better
also you know i think we have a reasonable shocked because apparently
senate
uh... and then you're worth it
loggerheads
would be difficult
alright budget
and i i don't you think about what is
you know the dynamic of the bhopal for this
approve are really interesting
uh... because i said before at the bottom under a spell potato europe a
conservative electorate comfort there right now
a political action conference is that what these guys were standing for nurses
but footballs for them support the
lion budget
demery paddocktalk ch
quickly scribbled workers comp
uh... most americans would not want to see
uh... cuts in social security which
while the ryan budget doesn't deal with the republicans certainly want to do
accompli in veterans programs
cuts in medicare medicaid education
trim
automatically skype recovered from the date they reflect the views are quickly
on those issues
of about fifteen twenty percent of the american people hope
for politics over the years that you have the house of representatives
controlled by people
who represent the views of maybe twenty percent of america
the budget that we have passed
i think what present
the people who have a lot
are and that the dynamics will you go from here
uh... you make
major compromises
put to use
banality of real but our teeth
uh... group that represents a real but our people if you fight politically
to make sure the american people oriented say wait a second
when we have received abbas wealth and income inequality in america love them
watches corporations or drawing record-breaking property get their tax
rates
their effective tax rate for below since fighting seventy pill
and enjoy it all these
tax proposal that came out
you know what we got a friend
we got a paint ball on this issue with the flight vigorously buat rally the
american people by the late
we have a very good
a petition on on my website and the stock fell apart gulf i hope people will
go there
and it makes it very clear
the president
democratic leadership
republicans could not
balanced the budget on the backs bubbles global people of this country
but we need to explain to her according to the party
i think we have bought a manhattan celebrating for him to the other things
in your gender long-time new battery alterations salawah
crystal looked before but uh... higher
quite concerned about it
is though that the democratic leadership of the president continue to talk
uh... about a cut in social security
federal programs to retrain cpr
that what the republicans of wanted forever
you what most people you know it's like pete peterson's having put
hundreds of billions of dollars
people trying to cut social security
and we've got to do everything we can
uh... to stop them
on the chairman
all of the uh...
veterans committee
in the
in the uh... senate and i will tell you that it is unacceptable to me
on that
uh... soldiers who are storms of life in iraq and afghanistan to go to bs
to take a significant cut
uh... it disability benefits
touche c_p_i_ insecticides ways for social security dynamically also cuts
veterans benefits how does that work
before apparent that people have been abilities
so we will make a significant cuts because with reformulate
how we determine cost of living increases course with increases
will be left
but the otherwise would have been
are just who bought example of colorectal fabled for that
our age thirty
thought that this label that by the time they reach thirty-five
forty-five would lose about looking for two dollars a year
and that's a lot of money for all terribly
uh... where you have a typical dot
him
successor
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in lobbying to michigan john you are on the air with senator centers
uh... exp one day at the question of you
broderick selective
the senator you might use skype
i believe you made
well i'm convinced that the republicans have no intention of negotiating in good
faith over that sequestration thing
um... i read the conservative view by byron york
in the local newspaper and he blamed the president for not stuff
making thinking puri said that uh... the cabinet officers if they want to spend
money differently all they have to do is uh...
at congress permission to do it and they can
and they can
make it so that the sequestration isn't nearly so hard on
uh... they will be across the board it would be you know where berwick needed
but of course the key question is should involve cuts
so they would get whatever they want to without
without having to uh...
give up anything
well that would work to do that
the usually report sequestration is about
or from where rob one point
julia that with the county trillion dollars in cuts
over a ten-year period
and what i think that what your words talking about
uh... is giving other cabinet members toward presidential wallet the
flexibility agencies
applicability of my pocket watch
uh... instead of cutting back but barn
calm
community health workers
uh... we'll cut back on nutrition or instead of cutting back on nutrition
uh... we will cut back card
uh... we modify the program that working families
out the bottom line is as the caller indicated
first without
sequestration
is there is not the miracle interested you
eddie pauline and people
should appreciate that
revenue as a percentage of gross domestic product today is the lowest it
has been
in sixty-year about fifteen point eight percent
or a republican plan for the only solution the cut social to cutting
medicaid
medicare from ten to whenever
but they're forgetting is is that
rely upon that we had a balanced budget under the of the clinton administration
revenuers a little bit of a twenty percent failure weapon sixteen percent
and the reason for that
are a lot of tax breaks
are that we have given ought to be wealthiest people this country
as well as rick noble walsh because recession
which has resulted it breath you took like
so we do need more rescue witty to do it the way that is staff
by asking the wealthiest people the structure of the largest corporation
to help with deficit reduction
sequin decorated the popular
burn unit which is sad to say is do you think it's possible that republicans
might go along with this if this position this closing loopholes rather
than raising taxes well
all you get a good amendment trust technically on the budget committee i
got republicans have
republican operatives repented offering
but i i i think you know we gotta keep probing away at them
it's likely pretty hard
uh... invite you to defend the fluctuations
where you have
huge financial institutions bailed out by the american people a few years ago
are not playing a nickel isn't uh... federal complexes property what the
defense
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and i was wondering if you could just fugitive felons program which i believe
all the out affects that they will but there's not
intruder
so program they could you elaborate a poetry
bernard anyways that program
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being talked up both the carrot the apollo welfare people and i believe not
only affects disabled actors and perhaps retiree
well i'll tell you i think i should know
finale i'd like to get give you a bit of a heart on the fiddling with it
bernie that's one of the things i love what you said when you don't know the
answer you
you don't run
and your offered throughout you just you're probably shouldn't do it but
there are people who have provoked a battle royale philippa cooper program
lol tapioca
you wouldn't believe the politicians to come on the shoulder strap
anyway charlene in gilbert and which which is what in my view makes you a
statesman a not a politician charlene gilbert arizona you are working on your
sanmina sci
i think i can do one kelly about might drop by twenty four year old farmer he
kept ordered
experience this week with rap reviewed for their new love
health benefits here
um...
spilling are trying to pigeonhole
their employees during july high deductible health plan within each essay
uh... they've told me in place that pick-up obama carries an attack
they can all meet provides the employees
with a thousand dollars towards their annual
our health care benefits in in a decade they are a
telling mean wally if they wanted dental plan they have to pay a hundred percent
for it
company his not
going to take for dental
given anything to elect their dental plan
well-heeled and she came home
well georgia
keeping them from work
healthy respect for you could sing
dean come on friday adequately refuge is that how can they do you think the
people wanted somebody supposed to do you know if they come down with can't
carry need chemotherapy
and if you've got to meet with her first time she could vote lucci voted
republican
and in two thousand twelve she
had the bell removed from arising she voted
democratic in for obama
but man she think that
that obama anabolic airheads cut
put the truth of the public battle
worker in a moment you know we've been
that we are seeing the in
we should use
argues employers
cutbacks substantially
on the health care that they provide
to their workers
are sometimes that simply based on greeted some time to the state farm of
the reality for health care costs have card
significantly
and they just can't afford to provide
uh...
out of jail
uh... that employees need
at the very high prices
i think we paid
prodded sometimes using employers
blame of barack obama for everything onto the floor of the trading today it's
probably a promise of help
there is no reason why
picket for employer watchful
uh... that employer cannot provide high quality health care
to his or workers using obama terris an excuse
absolutely unacceptable and well
hard they will deduct but just thought
uh...
what i think
where we have got to go as a nation artist but
ironically the stuff that goes with it
low the whole bunch of primary care careful
reply to fix it
largest hospital here in the state of remark
is we need to hit by a few move toward where much of the rest of the world is
and that is to take the burden of health care reform office employers
to make clear up that health care acutely right not a privilege
providing health care for every man woman and child care for u right
intuit every close to affect the way
thoughtful long-term goal or baba
picked by thirty foot that bill
you to expand health care
thirty million girl
americans
make sure that if you will have a pre-existing condition
that the parent company has got to provide you with health care
uh... make sure that if you have the kid of the twenty six years of age for trial
young person wolf
they argue or
powerfully
we put a lot of money and extended community health centers of the national
health service corps
a lot of money into disease prevention
but at the end of the day while we've made progress
copyright wait to go as a nation
we continue to spend almost twice as much of a person on health care
as the the people of any other nation
we are extremely weak and i think is chairman of the subcommittee
on primary care
very very weak on primary care
millions of americans are finding it hard ticket without the when they should
whole lot of people so i will get much sicker than they should as a result
holding uh... you know i can't explain to you thought of that employers will
say whatever they want
how they will blame anybody for anything
that what the employer is
saying your product works but true
uh... but that we have got to go forward
in terms of health care in this country
uh... means dance and mary
we have thirty seconds ok abid bernie just uh... he bottom line here this
employers lined his employees is there any recourse op book because i think the
piping employers
providing good quality health care
without usually doctor bills
with a patient if you want to save money that's what you do it you can say to be
a player bullitt putting less
in to help you about the pay more out of your own pocket
that go broader has gone on
williamsburg nobody apparently what apoptotic in recent years
avatar provided health insurance let's blame it on a barometer papers bachelor
but better than the plane had to say this is because of all promise you i
just i guess
employers to live rent well i'd like to go to that we don't want to push the
fish
itself up
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i believe is in his office in vermont are you up for a quick lucky worried
at what a fun place to be
we uh... spent last weekend with alan shali conference for yours as hell runs
the committee uh... at four oh one of the quick reply
and we had in fact would we want to be should talk about the impact of
sequestration on its it's really quite remarkable
uh... i miss for months
let's take a simple goals here dan
nuts in
no huntsville georgia mice and their own denied
black you are newark saying it right
supporter standard actually answered my question still i actually have another
one my original question was
about of president obama's tradition on that'd
that particularly medicare and medicaid and the fact that deep concern that up
president obama continued to talk about making change and
caged-in adjustment wrote
so my second question included more concerned um... with my friend with a
colleague htm but he's not been school full time
on he's working part-time equally full part time can we still have him on our
insurance
though how to be p dot could be twenty-one
but it's unclear what is your response
one of the changes in
deliverable character or the bomb debate
young people twenty six or younger can stay on the printer to procure
are everest vihar
i'm sorry
is writing to you bring now that the without support of the significant
taking before you heard the apparent
situation but after europe before
cut-rate left college or well over twenty one
they left their parents property are as a result of obama pero impeaches until
twenty six
young people can remain on their parents
uh... aperture
brad in rutland vermont young your service centers
random actually i was the task at hand questioner previous caller yes
alarm
okay thank you fred
uh... paul and minneapolis minnesota year-on-year senator centers
hit
well i guess uh...
senators saturday rather
if you've heard
the play is that
john uses a uh... despair is not an option
expect at the uh...
that popped up so
thank you for that
icon assault-weapon netfile
you could uh...
jet i wouldn't like
that difference if there is
between the federal
and speak
but with different clues
all oregon magnitude
federal budget right
future depending on the state of
small
uh... the federal budget process coverage because remember the budget
committee is also he fled mostly complicated
used to beat the mayor of
going to be a fairly good
provide comment
delta pride with was sublets upload we used to describe him
the folks are doing
and up we provide to put this as much money at the police service which went
so far this much money at least recap
everybody blow you do it was pretty transparent
but the federal budget is
so complicated because sharepoint originations
which it means
you uh... you um...
uh... it program
uh... if that works for a certain amount but that doesn't necessarily mean
that that's what they will receive it appropriations they could be very very
different numbers
and you have committed for example of on the budget committee
we make a good decisions with the coast food three
identically
which ultimately deals with practical current term salt
uh...
what tax policy would be in america
and you know the appropriations committee and they can't termine
we have money coz actually
so it's a pretty complicated conflict which i think
you've got good and i think the end result of a lot of the american people
just don't know
akattak what's going on
but uh...
but booking where it that where it is right now
carrying more skill new york university centers
it's a pleasure to talk to both you gentlemen
my question is count by remembering something from travis is broke but will
be arraigned revolution
grandchild arshad as his first term the two-party system gridlock the
legislation to help the poor
a newer companies were determined to trash the economy
shabbat or solution was to nationalize your companies
and use the profits to help the poor with education
food and jobs
kinda like a uh... roosevelt new deal program
and uh... also i want to add if one fourth of the corporations won't pay
taxes
national item
thank you very much and i think your answer on offline
elected leader or even
doubt very much for that
is going to happen or something that the president would pretty much pretend
otherwise would be
a lot more conservative
love that
uh...
before we talk about nationalization political support
that we know
that you've got the part of the largest most profitable corporations of america
not paying anything
uh... imperative
you have a republican party that is out of that
about asking them
to pay any more
in taxes
purportedly who do not have democrats who will be strong enough to make that
case
you know we heard earlier from a pile up
who told us that there was no confused
supporters player with alexa splendor something about obama para chocolate
uh... re-experience that
you know i think we need the president would be the democratic leadership
to be very clear
in their data for the american people in my view
what about other diseases a political party has got to be able one flight or
the other
the republicans are very clear about what they are upcoming trial
they're protecting the wealthiest people whose country couple largest
corporations
their goal is to make drastic cuts
at every social program
that benefits working families will low-income people
i think that the president of the democratic party has got a b
ticket and school in fairly often play which reflect
you know the working class to this country the middle class is getting
battered wait a minute stand with them
and identifying land
well we need to be completed in this country an insignificant right
web almost point out what is going to the top
one percent
i think the issue that we've got to do what
you know i want to talk about
and not too many of the members of congress blue
the incredible unfair distribution of wealth and income
we have a top one percent twenty thirty two eight percent of the wealth
and the bottom
sixty percent
secure a percent
only two point three percent of our from address
ng quotable
incredible inequality
but in terms of income palm
just eager to study came out
which showed that between
two thousand and died in two thousand eleven
all any l_l_ all of the new incom created in the united states of america
went to the top one percent
you much about
so eleven dot dynamic
of the wealthiest people becoming phenomenally
while the middle class thinks
in my view with the president carter if not we gotta cut social security
now we're going to cut the fabled that's not going to talk about what you think
retirement age for medicare
well we are going to africa the wealthiest people in the largest
corporations to help us create jobs to help us deal with deficit reduction
to help us
build jobs of america n dot in china
and not to be a situation where wall street comes to the american people
to get dealt out
but they go to the cayman islands to avoid paying taxes
we can't deal with those names
but we need to political role
to deal with it
i think when you do
you're gonna have the best which are to be american people pollock
mustafa in windermere florida here on the air is senior centers
i thank you for having me on
the questioner underneath
i wanted after you about the com repeat reporting to
america's um...
uh... america's children and the environment reporter released by the
e_p_a_ january
um... a couple of different things but what about care but that wanted that
this report situation
uh... has been uh... long-delayed i mean it was with beans with people and be the
white house
when the office pretty over here
uh... for literally no reasons bond clearly given by the e_p_a_ to the
o_m_b_
and was uh... delayed for a very long time and then reproduction but uh... the
head of the u_p_s_ luckier uh... one district was about to release you have
to step down
wanted leaked that this report has been
delayed for so long and now we have a new ida p_ p_ appointed
but that the e_p_a_ report
uh... has a lot of data that's been cut
out of its regarding climate change their effects of climate change on
children's health
so bought but you know
mike issue would dispute that i'd think that in
verse polly we're trying to find the problem
reacting rather than
uh... fixing deregulatory competency issue
because we have stuff is the questionnaire for senator center so that
we can save lives
you know i told you help
i'll be sure is leaving i don't think it has anything to do with
but not releasing a new report
voluntary position i think she did a very good job for the
i keep hearing
she was ok riverboat
though a couple of months ago
alton
the issue of global warming though is
just any globals
uh... it's about jobs children to help
it is really the puter
of the planet in fact
called for over mother's we could be doing a conference on global warming
just tomorrow at buckle your high school
uh... starting at two o'clock in the morning and i hope this committee
vermonters come to it as a possible
and we'll be hearing for bill mckibben who was probably
leading figures only in america part of the world
a political organizing writing uneducated about global warming
a calm but you know what
um...
really upsets me
is that this issue of climate change is such an enormously important issue
i'll prob on both the environmental and go
and it's a completely different
surprises electorally golden i don't think that um... we don't get our act
together
the temperature of clatter earth before i fight appeased
fahrenheit degrees victory product by the end of the country
that would be a little bit if it is the best of our country
correct the ghetto
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while daniel is checking um...
hip-hop
uh... dead reality check one one of the uh...
that one of the victor accepted discussion here at c_ pac has been the
absolute certainty of all these conservatives
but the president is going to cave on cutting social security
the republicans are not going to cave on cutting taxes when thoughts on that
well well republican the right wing republican friends may not be profitable
i mean i think the president toward president walking and talking about
political entitlement reforms
which is political change c_p_r_ blake
they'd like to make an earlier would look at what that means is they reacted
situation
of how you can come and cost of living adjustments
pork seniors on social security people with disabilities
uh... and
uh... disabled but
uh... and would mean very significant cuts
i think the premise
that how we the peppermint
colours values through generous is absolutely untrue
i don't believe diplomats
abu allah public and friendship quote maybe right
the president is out there offering this as an olive branch
but i think what they are saying is say that's great not legally divorced
we have a could give you any revenue
we are going to protect the wealthiest peoples' country
are in the largest corporations
and we are going to continue our look
only for those places
concept
webkit without economics
that badly magic away
to create prosperity in america that is just give you which tax breaks
uh... to put money in traffic reinvested america they've got a great
millions of jobs
everybody's deliver happily ever after
that's about it
that their economic theory it is totally nonsensical
it is the theory formulated by the wealthy
and a large corporations
for the wealthy and a large corporations
we are seeing that movie under george w bush
itself
and it will continue to grow
and uh... what we have got to demand in contrast
is the creation of millions of jobs
white among although approaches
rebuilding our public infrastructure
all
that is our way
roads bridges well fistful
waldorf schools broadband
we can improve efficiency in america
our productivity
uh... by investing in infrastructure including millions of jobs
we have to try and two former our energy system
away from coal and oil the fossil fuel
energy-efficient he winced overkill terrible file magically jobs
doing back as well
and we have got to keep out look at our trade policy
which i think our corporations make it easier for companies to go to china with
elsewhere rather than reinvesting in america
called
but they are not covered
city or tell you a republican
uh... friends along by taking that the president victory for the future
i see
sp solar uh... in twenty so it's the break for he did so often people say why
can bernie tell the truth and other senators down
well you know i don't know where you go directly to go to bed to the hospital
equipment review throughout the body gary who are very critical graphic
typical work if people
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thank you very much mark
uh... because you speak for us
you've just totally equal where so many others dot mike here's my thought
uh... senator and i wonder what you think about this
i think that one of the things that we need to do if the cake
idea to take control of the language on our side again we have on the republican
side individual flight frank wants to
have turned global warming into climate change and bachcha rising medicare is
now premium support
uh... i think
uh... frankly that it's time for us to
simply retire the term entitlement
these are earned benefits i have a statement that i received from soaps
last april i expect to get another one soon and i ended up what over my love my
working life i've contributed for security and my complaint players that
we could get on my behalf and the medicare
and that would be totally two hundred and eighty seven thousand dollars
ativan earned benefit
i am i refused
except the term entitlement in getting the return on its on almost a three
hundred thousand dollar investment occupy my employers have made on my
behalf over my lifetime what would normally arguably would you are
absolutely
uh... you are right
all and uh... we have got to
shaped the language is not like republicans through that part will tell
you
but because of the contributions that you
players have made it into the social security trust fund
reports shock may be able to move
social security today as the two point eleven trillion dollars
if they are every benefit for the next twenty years nobody argues with that
what we need to do is to raise pickup
unpack for booking com which is not a hundred and thirteen thousand dollars
you do that i've introduced legislation through that
social security will be strong for fifty years there is no reason
white we can't cut
social security benefits
what benefits for disabled vets
and i will do everything but i can't
the people that does not happen
jeans
in bridge pennsylvania here on the wrist intercepts
already places that you might call center senators of
olympics open up under you did it before for this is for which the but the banks
of the foreclosures
of
been dealing was for ten years in in mike
today that milieu brought this up is
i've taken this book all my elected officials to citizens for the pencil in
your book on the banking committee senator casey incident to me
and i was a victim of this
back in two thousand and four
where uh... i think it will brief i get injured all my job by working nine to
give a disability to the railroad
senator specter of the time it is
the legal process came on the foreclosure this is where i was in
saveitem back that i am now
the senator's office called the office of president countrywide and their legal
team to try to not of the same time if refuge of the week when and how costly
hospital system
we got we can't deal with individual process to have a specific broad
question two point drop autonomic what octopi
this house awful what gets me is when you take us to the f_b_i_ your elected
officials
team recently said
is your question why i advocate let me ask his question form why aren't these
bankers school in the jail for this kind of story
that's one issue with the other issue used
uh... that people but we were able to state that large report bank statement
led by fax
their pretreated chapel reply thank you
uh... and we have not yet address
uh... which was blow hole of a portion of that is the financial institutions of
this country
uh... which is
the my mind certainly one of the major economic issues but we have to uh...
address
and i was the greed of recklessness illegal behavior
on the part of many of these large financial institutions which of course
so much pain
perot country and for individuals
uh... so she was uh... d
uh... let's say here
donny
and acworth georgia a dying here on the road center centers
uh... new yorker
through the senate without his uh... commend you for a few work and uh...
you know stand up for people that uh... talk
actually teleport
lets you know i was speaking about which here concerning zero
corporations that uh...
built fifty profitable
americans
in uh...
because the fact that uh... we need to ask him to step up to peter europe's
fair share of taxes
at the blue new york corporations
an american
do you know where people
black market or people that i have no personal view jobs
salem
practice marquis nears
work it we due to effectively
you know character of disappeared in america
wanted her to the great book
your here's what you thought i mean first of all
we have to be
drop it off
and mature enough to look at the true and the truth is connaught
and the truth is let me be clear about my work here
there is a class
being waged against the middle class
working families of america account rhetoric
that is reality
for many years now we have seen the largest corporations
rebuilding in america
selling american workers are spot on the street and moving to try it or not
low-wage countries
we've lost millions of jobs as a result of that
they're reasonably what we're seeing as many of these large corporations from
time to fame
doughnut every way they can to avoid paying taxes into
the federal treasury
for putting the money in the cayman islands
bermuda and pop up
so they are getting doubt factories in america
over the board
they're putting their
profits into the cayman islands not paying taxes in the united flakes
then they usually live well
support
political candidates will give them even below
tax per truck load
ed
programs
like social security medicare and medicaid
petaluma back together
this is the
for walsh's attack on the part of big money in trust
attempt working peppered lot of people don't know that
martha a question about the business roundtable
which is the organization representing all of the field c_e_o_'s of major
corporations
came up with the proposal
that the retirement age for medicare
seventy here is of age
that medicare eligibility should be steps
evoked emails without exception
make millions of dollars
encompass
salary
uh... and that's very generous retirement programs
physical assault against working families
we have got organized
and fight back at the fact that leaked pocket we can't
senator says thanks and thanks so much for being with us today
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