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Former auburn football coach tommy turberville who tweeted "hes another career politician the voters of alabama will reject. as ag he feel the president at his point of greatest need." and g.o.p. garnishment bradley burns says "president chavez been under constant attacks, alabama deserves a senator who will stand with the president and wont run away and hide from the fight." thats our harsh! guy benson? >> guy: out of the gate, unless the republicans nominate someone named roy moore again, virt...

Proposals. microsofts bill gates saying he might pay too much under warrens wealth tax, and that she might not even want to talk to him. >> i paid over 10 billion in taxes. i paid more than anyone in taxes. if i had to play dumb i pay $20 billion, its fine. [laughter] when you say i have to pay $100 billion, im starting to do a little math about what i have left over. >> harris: however, were entreated this in response to bill gates. "im always happy to be with people, even if we have different ...

There was a tackling mockery behind i in which it was belittling both parties. hes not wearing a maga hat. she shouldnt be enjoying it. thats a sign of a fascist is they like the power. a lot of this is based on a myth of economic inequality. 80% of all taxes are paid by the top 2%. all this money from top goes to bottom. that transfer shrinks economic inequality so that the bottom has about 50 grand. that is inequality. but it isnt inequality the way the media is teaching it. we forget to facto...

>> i paid over 10 billion in taxes. i paid more than anyone in texas. [laughter] i am glad to -- you know, if i had to have paid a 20 billion its fine. [laughter] when you say i should pay a hundred billion dollars. im starting to do a little math about what i have left over. >> you may have heard of billionaires on tv recently crying about the recent wealth tax. aw, aw. but we have the top one-tenth of 1% to pitch in two since on their fortunes. we could invest in an entire generation. >> neil:...

>> i paid over $10 billion in taxes. i paid more than anyone in taxes. but i -- [laughter] if i had to pay $20 billion its fine. but when you say i should pay $100 billion im starting to do a little math about what i have left over. >> bill: he has a calculator that runs that high. thats microsoft founder bill gates not thrilled with elizabeth warrens wealth tax plan. charles payne. not thrilled would be an understatement. >> that would be an understatement. i have to tell you, he said he would ...

Presidential debate, defending her wealth tax, her plan would levy a 3 to 5% tax and here is what the second richest man in the world bill gates had to say about that. >> maybe im just too biassed to think that if you create a company thats super valuable, that at least some part of that, you should be able to have a little bit for consumption, and hopefully the plans to do philanthropic things. i paid over $10 billion in taxes. i paid more than anyone in taxes. but i, you know, im glad to have ...

Companies out of business, but i certainly am going to rein them in. i took them on when i was attorney general of california. i know how they put profit above public health and we need to reign rape th rein them in. but the beauty of my plan also allows for competition. which is if you want to be in my plan as a private company, as a private insurer, youre going to have to compete and play by our rules. which include youre not going to charge copays and deductibles. >> you say you will not rais...

27.5%, all the way up here. she would effectively add 50% to the size of the federal government relative to the size of the economy. every dollar that passes through the economy, 27 cents of it would then pass through the federal government. so its a transformation of the federal government unlike anything even fdr contemplated. now lets turn to how she would pay for it, because to her credit she put out a lot of detailed plans for every penny of it. the problem is the numbers dont quite work. s...

Race tonight. show us the map. what are the numbers in kentucky, please? >> kentucky first. andy beshear declaring victory there. it is a nail-biter. 5,800 votes is the margin. andy beshear declaring victory. governor bevin the republican incumbent saying he will not concede tonight, saying he wants to go through the process of tomorrow and raising what he says are some irregularities. well let the lawyers and everyone else deal with this one. but by the math, andy beshear were not going to call...

Fraternal order of police. i want to thank our educators. >> while hes thanking the educators, because the educators are the ones who helped to propel him to this, at least perceived to be the winner there. he is declaring victory. cnn has not called it yet. the secretary of state has called it. i want to bring in a guy who knows everything about politics and that is mr. john king. john, i find myself -- we find ourselves in an interesting position here because he is declaring victory. the secre...