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Turns out he's earning income. what he does is he takes that money and reinvest he does not give himself a salary. dan that's called following the rules. he's a go ahead and examine me or make sol profits you reinvest in order to pay less taxes or get this -- you leave california where they take state taxes out and go to texas. now why would a multibillion that are he made $242 billion richest man in the world why would he do that? because he doesn't want to give money away just because you have a lot he wants to pick charities one of which people that deserve it or need it and not the u.s. go...

Went to space jeff bezos well turns out he's earning income. what he does is he takes that money and reinvest he does not give himself a salary. dan that's called following the rules. he's a go ahead and examine me or make sol profits you reinvest in order to pay less taxes or get this -- you leave california where they take state taxes out and go to texas. now why would a multibillion that are he made $242 billion richest man in the world why would he do that? because he doesn't want to give money away just because you have a lot he wants to pick charities one of which people that deserve it ...

Turns out he's earning income. what he does is he takes that money and reinvest he does not give himself a salary. dan that's called following the rules. he's a go ahead and examine me or make sol profits you reinvest in order to pay less taxes or get this -- you leave california where they take state taxes out and go to texas. now why would a multibillion that are he made $242 billion richest man in the world why would he do that? because he doesn't want to give money away just because you have a lot he wants to pick charities one of which people that deserve it or need it and not the u.s. go...

Contribute, over 25% of them were to pay something to the treasury, we might have a different treasury. >> we would have a different treasury. i think you could make a good argument that you could even reduce them a bit if you could close some of the loopholes and end some of the corporate welfare and make sure corporations did pay a certain level of tax. you'd probably get that $242 billion and the rate would look better and maybe there would be an incentive for some companies to stick around or even to grow that don't have that incentive now. i just don't see any sense in the argument that g...

To be going up. there's no support out there whatsoever, research, that says this would trickle down to the point where we would lower our unemployment. all of this goodwill would end up in the back pockets of all of the workers in this country. what would a world where these shareholders foot the bill would look like? >> i think it would be a mess. the corporate tax in 2012 provided $242 billion to the federal treasury. that's 10%. that's down from 30%. so the corporations used to pay a lot more to support the government, but you would be shifting those taxes on individuals. if you just get r...