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Minds, kamala harris. and it reminded me of most of them. what is barack obama, is now running for president.. if she's one of the top tier candidates and it's a new challenger to trump and she's drawing new crowds. kicking off the campaign this week and look at the crowd, truckk must be envious as hell. >> kamala harris is somebody that on paper has the highest feeling and you can envision a past for kamala harris that quite resembles barack obama's. >> these are the experts, folks, by july during a democratic debate, senator harrison was goingar around breaking and that showed what an import...

Rate that she is proposing and slept your local taxes on it, i you're talking about and 82.7 percent tax rate. >> for the 1 percent to have ha tax breaks are starved for housing our schools, our infrastructure, our mta, were talking about a decrepit city that generates more wealth. it's because these .1 percent are not paying taxes. their opening new businesses. the reason the economy is exploding. >> our taxpayer dollars. >> if you give everybody their time.er anderson cooper challenge to hi credit. >> i think that it only has eve been radical to change this country. abraham lincoln made aa t...

This 70% tax rate and slapped local taxes on it, you're talking about an 82.7% tax break. >> for the 1% who have had tax breaks, hundreds of trillions of tax breaks which starves our housing and schools, our infrastructure, we are talking about a decrepit city that generates more wealth and it's because the 0.1% are not paying taxes. >> raymond: they are paying taxes. they are opening new businesses and the economy -- the reason the economy is exploding -- >> our taxpayer dollars are paying for it. >> and anderson cooper challenge to his credit cortez. >> i think it is only ever been radicals ...

Joining me now, author of "black market billions." hitha prabhakar. >> good morning, alex. >> let's talk about the numbers retailers are crunching right now from black friday. what do you expect to see when all is said and done? do you think this might continue into 2013? >> so we're not going to see numbers, the exact numbers until about sunday at 1:00 when the national retail federation is going to have their conference call. but some of these initial numbers are coming in quite positive. 80 million people were out there shopping this weekend. nielsen is expecting the spend to be around $98....