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127 hours 39 minutes 39.2 seconds. this is the start time for a series of velocity match numbers to bring eagle in with columbia. houston, delta h of 15.5. >> maneuver of 51.3. >> roger, we copy. >> as the two vehicles come around on the 26th lunar revolution, mike collins board columbia is spring loaded to do what is called a mirror image
French work week. as it turns out the ambassador to france tweeted out, who works more? the french or the germans? >> i would say the germans. >> france, 39.6 hours for the french, 39.2 for the germans. >> ah! >> the question is who takes the longest lunches. don't the french go home and change and -- >> whose lunches taste better? >> take showers and come back. >> don't try to be funny with me! >> that guy does. >> meanwhile let's talk a little bit about "the view." they had this sound bite regarding carly fiorina after the debate. listen to this. >> she kicked off her thing saying, you know,...
Household company rose 39.2 percent. this whole book is based on economic lies. it's a fraud. >> the author says he's going to take all this revenue from the taxes, he's not going to invest it in education. he's going to wipe out the rich. isn't that the distraction because their policies have failed? >> well, i've read about this a lot in the past week, trolling through all the sites, oh, there's this book, initially all of it was praise, the pr people have done a good job. what happened since is a system ic take down of the book. welcome to the paraadice of the
The cornell studied median household company rose 39.2 percent. this whole book is based on economic lies. it's a fraud. >> the author says he's going to take all this revenue from the taxes, he's not going to invest it in education. he's going to wipe out the rich. isn't that the distraction because their policies have failed? >> well, i've read about this a lot in the past week, trolling through all the sites, oh, there's this book, initially all of it was praise, the pr people have done a good job. what happened since is a system ic take down of the book.
Companies paid on average one-third of the corporate tax rate in 2010. berman is groaning over re. this is according to a government accountability office. they paid an effective tax rate of 12.6% on average in 2010. the federal corporate tax rate is 35%. if you add in state rates, you are at 39.2%. this is because of credits, exemptions, offshore tax havens, the gao coming out saying it was 12.6%. you know probably lower than most of us pay. >> there's nothing like a good offshore tax. >> we haven't had tax reform in decades, so this is what happens. 26 minutes after the hour. coming up, an...