Taxes, The Left, What They are Trying to Do - An Interview with Steven Hayes

Today’s show rundown: <br />Joe Biden keeps stumbling through everything. This Administration is so screwed up, comparing it to the Trump Administration, people must think..."what have we done". Congress woman Bobard has "offended" Sen. Omar because she has said something bad against Muslims. What is it that Omar has done for this country? We took her in and saved her...and she turns around and bites the hand that feeds her. The mainstream media will NOT cover the parade tragedy. The wrong color driver killed the wrong color parade goer’s – the news will just NOT cover it.  <br />We meet the Guest Steven Hayes who describes himself as a “recovering lawyer”. Mark wants to know where we are at under the new tax long – with build, back, bankrupt in the wings, where are people’s IRA’s at right now. Steve says we were fortunate that they couldn’t get all the senators in lock step so lots of the tax rules they wanted didn’t get put through. They are doing things like creating a deduction for certain types of loans. Personal injury attorneys will now be able to finance cases with this tax loophole. Large firms will now be able to bid on cases and be rewarded by the democratic party to give loans out to buy cases.<br />Jen Saki is saying it is dangerous to be telling people that if you tax a corporation, they will raise their prices. What does she think that corporations are nonprofits? Should people invest in corporations with no hope for profit? Elizabeth Warren has told us there is a secret Poultry Cabal, operating inside America, together to raise the prices of Turkey. They blame the energy companies for the rise in gas prices.<br /><br />Bio:<br />Steven L. Hayes graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas and the University of San Francisco Law School. As a self-described “recovering” tax attorney he spent considerable time and resources investigating alternatives to the income tax. Based on his research, including interviewing tax practitioners, business owners, employees and economists, he