i don t worry about the people staying here, i worry about us driving people away, who want to em great here and saverin still has to pay an exit tax on that money. and charles made the best point we ve glossed over. neil: glossed over. i love this guy, but anyway, we are losing immigrants that create jobs and we are accepting, and i m the son of immigrants, and say, if it weren t, i wouldn t be here. neil: kind of makes you think, doesn t it (laughter) there s one argument against it. the innovators are leaving here and we have a lot of well father you re making, there s no facts to back up your point here. there are innovators still here. and let me make a point quick, you cannot have open borders in a welfare state and i didn t make that comment up. neil: all right. we re going to take a quick break and this is where we leave you with a pregnant
to give every responsible homeowner in america the chance to save about $3,000 a year on their mortgage by refinancing at low rates. neil: he will pay for this by imposing a $5 billion to $10 billion fee on banks and senator coburn is here. will that fly if congress? guest: well, remember, if you impose a you it tax on the banks, the people that will pay for that is everyone that uses a bank. in one way or another. so, what the president is proposing is to pay for the refinancing of homes for people who use banks. so it is a tax. and it is not a tax on banks it is a tax on individual americans. probably the better part of valor why have a tax in the first place? we can borrow 30 year money at 3.1 percent, you can loan it to