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Factually incorrect story on the front page of the sunday november 17th edition. i hereby challenge a.g. sulsberger, publisher of the "new york times" and business section editor to a public debate. focus of the debate should be federal tax policy in a relative societal benefit of business investments and you scrolled the prompter and i can't read any more of it. it went on to talk about lower and middle class pages and how this tax cut affected that you might ask yourself if you know anything about frederick smith he has been a supporter of republican and g.o.p. causes over the years. maybe t...

Paying taxes. >> this happened after the new york times reported that fed ex cut its tax bill down to zero. so on sunday they wrote, in the 2017 fiscal year fed ex owed more than $1.5 billion in taxes. the next year it owed nothing. what changed was the trump administration's tax cut for which the company had lobbied hard. well, fed ex ceo fred smith replied with an interesting challenge, saying the new york times paid zero federal income tax in 2017 on earnings of $111 million and only $30 million in 2018, 18% of their pretax book income. i here by challenge the publisher of the new york time...

Also consider the late-breaking news today reported first by fox business and now confirmed by nbc news that the president has now chosen his private counsel who he will use to try to save his presidency, to the extent that his presidency has to be saved by legal maneuvering. in 2005, a "new york times" reporter named timothy o'brien went on to be the business section editor at the knew y"th times." he published this book about donald trump. one of the things he claimed in this book, "trump nation," was that donald trump wasn't a billionaire. timothy o'brien's book said that trump wasn't worth...

Friend. d ifou needed any further assurance that the trump/russia investigation is all about following the money, it's very much about businesses and business ties and banking records and finances. also consider the late-breaking news today reported first by fox business and now confirmed by nbc news that the president has now chosen his private counsel who he will use to try to save his presidency, to the extent that his presidency has to be saved by legal maneuvering. in 2005, a "new york times" reporter named timothy o'brien went on to be the business section editor at "the new york times."...