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one was out on disability. now that number is one out of 15. more than a 100% increase on the taxpayer dime. and that dime is getting a lot smaller. in 1984, 85% of american workers paid federal income tax. 8 a%. now? 51% pay federal income tax. a decline of 34%. why? because of social justice. because the feds are allowing americans who dont pay much money to pay no income tax. well, you might say well, thats just fair. but the reality is, america doesnt have any money. were broke. an...

now that number is one out of 15. more than a 100% increase on the taxpayer dime. and that dime is getting a lot smaller. in 1984, 85% of american workers paid federal income tax. 8 a%. now? 51% pay federal income tax. a decline of 34%. why? because of social justice. because the feds are allowing americans who dont pay much money to pay no income tax. well, you might say well, thats just fair. but the reality is, america doesnt have any money. were broke. and that is eroding our power...

now that number is one out of 15. more than a 100% increase on the taxpayer dime. and that dime is getting a lot smaller. in 1984, 85% of american workers paid federal income tax. 8 a%. now? 51% pay federal income tax. a decline of 34%. why? because of social justice. because the feds are allowing americans who dont pay much money to pay no income tax. well, you might say well, thats just fair. but the reality is, america doesnt have any money. were broke. and that is eroding our power...

waterboarding. they will be right next to all the bodies from second hand smoke. >> obama pats himself on the back more frequently than double jointed contortionist choking on a piece of steak. >> bill: corolla and miller back to back. that might be too much. >> the chum is in the water, my friend. they are coming for you. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, im bill oreilly, thanks for watching you us tonight. on the day ...

waterboarding. they will be right next to all the bodies from second hand smoke. >> obama pats himself on the back more frequently than double jointed contortionist choking on a piece of steak. >> bill: corolla and miller back to back. that might be too much. >> the chum is in the water, my friend. they are coming for you. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, im bill oreilly, thanks for watching you us tonight. on the day ...

waterboarding. they will be right next to all the bodies from second hand smoke. >> obama pats himself on the back more frequently than double jointed contortionist choking on a piece of steak. >> bill: corolla and miller back to back. that might be too much. >> the chum is in the water, my friend. they are coming for you. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, im bill oreilly, thanks for watching you us tonight. on the day ...

ahead, find out what companies activist investor carl icahn is up to right now. then brazils richest man, eike batista is coming up, talking about his project. all three major indeces set to snap a six-month winning streak. coming up, we are hearing from one portfolio manager who thinks investors should ignore the sell in may strategy. this year we will talk about putting money to work in this mark pept find out how we finished the day on wall street. dow jones finishing down about 16 ...

coming up next, book tv present "after words," an hourlong program where we invite guest hosts to interview authors. this week a plant science writer james gleick discusses his latest work, "a history of information," beginning with the development of various alphabets and ending with what is expected next from the information age. the author of "chaos" chronicles the evolution of how faults and small which have been passed from one to another throughout human history. he talks with fr...

legal decisions, how one responds to espionage versus a use of force or an armed attack is different. there are different rules apply as to what one does using law enforcement efforts possibly versus internationally recognized authority to use force. >> guest: sometimes people say well, the u.s. stole intellectual property from britain in the 19th century and is in that part of what helps make us grow? and so should we not criticize the chinese for doing this? my answer is always that ...

>> it is a pleasure to be here and also to be talking to an audience on c-span through the cameras. i will tell you about the new book of mine by showing the pictures. it is not music on the music stand but notes for me. i think that writing a book is a matter of following an obsession and why your of assessed by something. for me, but all my life had an obsession with a period of the first world war as long as i can remember. it has fascinated me as they grow older and reading history...