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Published on Sep 30, 2012

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  • edwinorc

    all good and then....5:05....

    Please have some respect for the person you are interviewing. He's talking about how government is going to grow either way...and then you are mocking him?

    Seriously have to wonder why WAC treat Schiff so poorly.

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  • leafwatch

    Good interview, but a poor idea to interrupt it for an ad IMO. You'll lose a lot of viewers. Please put ads at the end or keep them separate.

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  • jannmutube

    cupocity303 - When taxes based on the GDP don't meet spending that Congress has racked up, the shortage is added to the deficit -- including subsidies given to stimulate business as well as tax cuts. You might get a $600 check but the rich will get several million or so and a tax funded corporate jet. Is that you getting a corporate jet?

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  • cupocity303

    Oh but no. I want the Income tax abolished and starve out the lazy, retarded and the poor. I'd like to keep all of my money, and I have no problem with the rich keeping theirs. In return lets cut some government spending and abolish some departments.

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  • jannmutube

    You can find a list of Republicans who have signed the pledge not to raise taxes on the rich-search "TPM's Running List Of Republicans Who Have Renounced Grover Norquist" (Dec 11, 2012). They CLAIM they have renounced Norquist but still want "neutral revenue" tax reform-to funnel revenue directly to the rich. They want to broaden the tax base and lower the rate (the same for everyone) which would mean a higher tax burden for lower incomes. BE SURE TO VOTE IN THE NEXT CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

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  • jannmutube

    The housing market derivatives and hedge funds. The problem with the US economy is due to the repeal of the Glass-Stegall Act which was passed after the Great Depression of the 30's. According to "McConnell, Brue, Flynn macroeconomic 19e", in 2008, 11.2 trillion dollars of household wealth/savings was lost due to the housing market crash. But it actually started with the technology bubble.

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  • cupocity303

    And what are these financial instruments that crash the economy?

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