I know about those tornadoes still I know a little bit about severe weather but glad to hear that as well well for you so Ok let's head right next most ruthless to live in the chitchat there are people there might be from you know I think most people that would listen to a program like this without who might be a person is a and for those that wall or don't know can you give us a little us even he forgot your cell. For the phone Hey Hey Max You know I have to hold right because abuse is coming on in the background letting us know we've got a bike with pay phones we've got about another hour drifting minutes we're going to dog attack the state or. The. World. World. Or the all of the. Arab world of. Of. The asshole world of the early. On I. Asked. You listening to the line June 1000 watts see if you can see 1368 you know a young child. Welcome back to rainy Auburn's program he has named to free America of course Randy's not the host today I am buying slave a craft I'm a lawyer criminal defense lawyer from North Alabama Huntsville specifically and I invite you to listen to this program this afternoon because we're going to be talking about the federal income tax and to do that I have invited on Mack MacPherson you know and now a Southern California he's a criminal defense attorney just like me and he defends people charged with tax for arms and Rob Before the break Mac. I asked you to introduce yourself to the audience thanks we're really very. Rare thanks very much and very easily go to feed our Us dot com. Start to learn about my background and my son Nathan has basically taken over the practice and my background is really quite a long school military down close West Point Airborne Ranger infantry jumpmaster special courses for the simulator company commander Vietnam for 18 months bones heard was that crazy but then I'm going to law school to I was 30 so I guess I'm a slow learner but I figured out you know what his control was and I don't want to be controlled so. I'm going to law school and that's why I don't like some people I think are lost because I don't like lawyers article I want a script of 8 lawyers. Not included that comes of course and that's just a general statement but. I feel the same. It's true that lawyers control and so I don't want to be controlled so that's that's my background plus tried over $55.00 there's been for for $24.00 states and we do a lot of civil litigation and also civil representation the best thing is to keep the client out of court and what's really happening now with us and I got that I got to give our status for this by the way it's not all bad apples but that you know with Iris is an institution yes but there's a lot of these things within iris that we work with the not thankful for because this offering compromise program is just really been a real blessing to many many of our clients and sometimes you can have Nathan on the can explain the process and how successful he's been with the often problem of so long and short of it that's my background and always always looking for new language of attack and that's I'm not going to get ahead of the game here we're going to be discussed and some possible new angles to public fact as against us now Max let me I've got something I want to do with our radio audience I want to introduce them to a bunch of information and folks if you've got an opinion. And if you're in front of your computer you can also follow me along and look at my web site if you want to get over my website it's called the Dixieland Law Journal and the way it happens this one that one you've got all the information that all talk about happens to be posted it's not my regular web site like the craft this is posted on my Internet service provider So the way you find my website is type in in an Internet search engine the Dixieland Law Journal Dixieland you know I'm from the south that's one search term you can use another search term is just the craft briefs that d.e.c. Are a at the craft brief now that will carry once you do this search on the Internet you'll come up almost side there are several you know once you hit the front page there's lengths over to move you know I've got to the materials that are not addressed I'm a website or broken down into the subject matter category you know I get one link that goes over to the place calls constitutional another legal materials. Another lake is federal jurisdiction Another one is my favorite issue money and economics but we're going to talk about taxes today and then there's the link for taxation Now here's what you'll find when you get over of all my website if you click on constitutional. And related legal materials that will carry over the page and there's a number of items posted on the states that you can link to one file is that I want to direct your attention to is primary sources of statutory law now when you get over to that page of my website I got links to all of the United States dead of all of volumes of the state statutes of large plots class Listen to this. All those statutes in large volume you can download and there were searchable but since we're talking to tax about tax today you can go down below the length of the statute some large volumes and there you will find all of the old Tax Act and all the old tax regulations plus an explanation the history behind the fairly compact is where you really feel important and having people having the ability to download attacks that are down borrowed a set of regulations is real important especially since this material is all words searchable Now when we talk about some of these issues today and it would be important for you in your spare time you know I know that there are people out there that we've got retiree's I get and I get plenty of e-mail from retirees the retirees are out there looking around on the Internet and looking at the videos our state would stop and start doing some study and you know if you would start taking a look at the tax materials you know it's like anybody when you get into a new topic the 1st time you look at it it's a little alien but the more you look at it the more familiar you look. And so what I would encourage our listeners to do if you're interested this topic about income taxes you know knowing a little something about the history of the income tax is real important and I've got some legal briefs that explain the constitutional foundation for the far right comparison of all my website but I do consider the tax tax and the regulations to be real important that's one thing that I want to direct your attention to a we will also have the opportunity this afternoon I hope to talk a little bit about federal jurisdiction and if you go over on my Web site there's a poll like that just says federal jurisdiction you know there's a lot of information in this post is there you know the Constitution provides for federal jurisdiction Article one Section $8.70 of the United States Constitution all week one Section 8 lists the Express powers of Congress Article one section a Clause 17 deals with the issue of the territorial jurisdiction of the United States that is real important and you will find a brief of all my website you can read that brief in the brief itself should really splaying do you want federal jurisdiction in a territorial stance really is and then if you have any real questions if you want to do a little bit more deeper study which places on my website that are already you know for posts on the Internet on a link you can click on the link and go read the case it sounds like we've got a boy so that accurate. 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He was in the world in the world was made through him and the world did not know him he came to his own and his own did not receive him but as many as received Him to them he gave the right to become children of God to those who believe in his name who were born not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man but of God The gospel of John chapter one verse 10 through 13. Perfect. Stablished just. Stick. For the. Promote the general Welfare and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our posterity to ordain and establish this Constitution. This is to free America great is gone I'm the host of this afternoon's money for a big graph I'm interviewing a real constitutional scholar a real tax scholar a man has been fighting the i.r.s. Just like me for decades. And we both consider this issue of sucking off the wealth of the American people from the American people by these governments Well you know it's a little bit unfair there's a lot of issues that the American people need to be aware of regarding this subject of taxation and we're going to be introducing some of those a ideas to our listeners here today now I want to run remind our listeners that normally Randi will take radio Collins during the course of the radio program today we're going to be used in the 1st hour for that however if you do have a question and you want to call and chat with us to ask you a question you know do that during the 2nd hour of this program now let's before get back to Mack I wanted we got interrupted by the bike there a minute ago you know if you get over to my Web site and take a look at the federal jurisdiction stuff you know that is a real good on. That a material that will educate you about what the character or jerseys United States is but don't stop there something that is also real important is you know the material I've got there there were more lights to treat you know a lot of people are completely unaware they just simply do not know how a lot of our federal law is really. Implementing treaties you know years ago there was a case called the bond case bond against United States to 20 United States Supreme Court people really got you know I cited about that case because what the Supreme Court did in that case that was a case involving a lady did you know her or her husband's law her you know she found out about their affair and she started putting chemicals on the wall and absent things like that ultimately she got prosecuted by the feds in that case with the United States Supreme Court and you know her argument about you know making a motion to dismiss in a criminal case based on reserve powers of the states you know that a federal prosecution really invades the. prosecutorial 'd powers of the states you know that was the issue in that case but when you sit down you read that case the very 1st her breath tells you that the law that that lady was charged with violating was based upon a chemical weapons treaty now a lot of Americans just simply don't know that a lot of our federal laws are fact based on pretty you know the if you read my brief personal molest I years ago back at the turn of the century there was a guy that was you know Greg before Judge Judge Schrieber in Arkansas charged with violating a federal law with the condemned the hunting of migratory birds Well he had his Colonel case dismissed by Judge trigger because you know it was you know such a lot was beyond the power of Congress well Uncle Sam then went out and got a Migratory Bird Treaty with Canada then when that happened. Congress enact new laws to implement that treaty and again in federal law enforcement officials went out to Arkansas logging and bag another defendant to drug him before Judge Freebird of all judges. That defendant said Hey man I can't believe it's a couple years ago this judge dismissed a similar case like this and I'm going to do the same thing so he loses dismissed but the government filed a reply to his motion saying hey we've got a treaty now and Judge tree agree now there there's a lot of federal law that is based on 3 days to cover those matters if you get over on to my Web site and click on that link for federal jurisdiction and there's a lot of federal jurisdiction Article one Section 8 cases discussed and link there but be sure to read that too or that case was already complete There's a brief there regarding trees to real important Ali is real important for the American people to be educated about legal issues now back I've gotten wind of my introduction one of the things that before the show you and I were discussing is we want to get around an educator audience about the ministry to Procedures Act Do you deny that stuff do you think that that something is real important very important here the scholar and I really appreciate the help you gave my son Scott and I on that issue and the case concerning whether the the regulation is valid as has the assessment of taxes and that's the accommodation of course but yeah I really appreciate. You track down for us the the Federal Register documents back from what might be 52000 yeah and I know that when. Let me interrupt right here that's the reason why you know years ago decades ago you know when I would want to do a research regarding any particular issue like this you know there's 3 pages at the Federal Register you had to go to a law library now here in Huntsville Alabama where I am in order for me to do some research into the federal register you know we had here we had one year sitting on the shelf for then you might use to go to federal regulations but if you wanted to see the development of some regulations I had to hop in my car they'd run down to farming and the world went to school safer and safer University old. Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama or up to Vandy in Nashville or up to u.t. In Knoxville so I got so fed up with that as to reason why I bill on my computer and the law library now I've got I've got all of the from 1936 all the way up through about 99 almost 2980 you know I've downloaded and made files of all the file legist or I can pull up a whole lot the whole year the federal register just to work searches on it but all the pages as they are so it's really easy you know if you have ever done any real property a time examinations. Or the like to play the Ok lie used to do you know I did that when I was a young lawyer and a legal reason all right it's the same thing that I got to trace it back to Larry with that title companies out last May hear you guys are an exploited you know it's the last straw purchase by the virgins but jurist. Well by Matt let's realize we're approaching our next break since we're going to talk about the administrators say Zach a lot to give our listeners kind of a history lesson regarding this particular point here isn't your let's go back a 100 years you know government agencies would publish things not on his instructions to their employees. If you're going to you know like if you want to secure the Treasury or the commissioner of internal revenue you're going to be you know if it's. You know like the late 19th century you're not dealing with the income tax you're dealing with taxes on imported goods but Congress has laws regarding taxes on imported goods would be something like Well you know there is here by imposed a tax on. Imported dresses that are 50 percent or more of cotton Well you know if you're a somebody else and forcing something in the field if you're a customs agent sitting down in the port of Charleston in South Carolina you know little dogs. Well the national office would come out with these instructions telling their agents in the field you know things like well this tax on the dresses that are 50 percent or more cotton you know the manufacturers from mainland these manufacturers from England these manufacturers from France these manufacturers from Canada you know these stresses are subject to the tax and the stresses that have less than 50 percent cotton are not subject to the tax Penn list the list the company those really instructions in the field won't soon that type of stuff McCain the basis for the regulations and Congress started authorizing heads of departments to issue to implement a law regulations that in essence was the the construction the the way that that agency that it was the way that they interpreted the law that they were forcibly and those became known as regulations Well back at the turn of the 20th century if you wanted some regulations from a government agency you really had to go out and contact them right off to Washington d.c. Send them a quarter or send them a dollar and that said you know set of regulations you know like the regulations 45 for the Revenue Act of 1980 you know you could make a bomb Well it soon became such a problem that Congress wanted to address all this pull proliferation of regulations coming out from all these federal agencies so 1935 they passed a law. All of all regulations of any government agency must be 1st published in The Daily federal government newspaper that they were creating about us $935.00 of all that newspaper to be known as the Federal Register So if any you know there are that now you've got one source you know one place where people can go to read regulations so you know the Federal Register came into effect and I think 35 the 1st issue came off the press in March of 1936 soon the agency's media later along came along and said Ok Now these agencies got a publish you know there are regulations in a Code of Federal Regulations and then a $946.00 Congress comes along and passes the Administrative Procedures Act Now here's what the Administrative Procedures Act provides for compels it still continues that I do see the same got to publish their regulations in the federal register but there is a process they must go through. They got to propose a set of regulations for new regulations got to be posed 1st and that probably has to be given an opportunity to to check off for comments. Now let me just tell you why this part of the a.p.a. Is really important back at the before the start of this century you know and at the end of the 20th century a friend of mine Scott McDonald and I decided to battle 2 sets of regulations but now your customer regulations and the new requirement for Social Security numbers and driver's licenses that we published on websites you know hey there's coming out there's some new regulations coming out from these government agencies so we we had 4 or 5 letters that people could download off our website you know fight the fingerprint Web site. They didn't copy him they had the address there all you had to do was send a man and I remember one time I had a trial up in Cheyenne Wyoming and it was lunch time and we walked out of court and we went across to the restaurant across the street and you know back in those days max at the end of the 20th century you know that you could buy a newspaper in a you know out from a vending machine and you know as it went into lunch I remember front page of that Cheyenne tribe Union. Talking about 200000 objections have been made to the regulations that we were fighting and of course again agency pull those regulations so I consider that you know we we didn't know your customer regulations in the fight to fingerprint regulations and we stopped them thought and the reason we stopped them both is because we built up a you know we e