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Editorial report, im paul gigot. Former President Donald Trump is back on the Tam Campaign Trail this weekend after the apparent second attempted assassination in florida. The Secret Service says it had increased the degree of protection for trump since the first attempt in butler, pennsylvania. Heres former President Trump praising his security team. The Secret Service did a great job. They saw the barrel of a gun, big gun, and it came out through bushes. And how many people would see that . You know, he really was very exceptional, to have cone can it. To have done it. And weve been going th...

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Rather than come back here and motivates business people to seek tax shelters rather than reporting their income honestly and fairly and when you have taxes as high as we have on corporate profits, which are the highest, and we have the fifth lowest revenues as a gdp, i think that tax is a perfect one to bring down right now and you'll get the incentives to move your businesses kbback to e u.s. and you'll get payroll taxes and income taxes and sales taxes and property -- you know, there's a lot of feedback effects that come here that no one talks about and that's really important. and if it wo...

Will have them pay 25% maximum, trump 20% and rand paul with his flat tax, 14.5. how does it work, though, mort? >> well, i guess it works. the whole idea is supply side. that was kemp's specialty. that means lowering rates. the key thing, though, that's missing from trump's analysis is what loopholes are you going to close? you've got to close a lot of loopholes to make up the money that he's going to give in tax cuts. and we've yet to see what the loophole closures are. >> supply side economics doesn't always work. sometimes there has to be revenue. >> there does. you do get -- when you cut ...

Recovery will be a so-called jobless recovery? >> well, that's clearly one of the big issues for developed and developing countries. you know, we're not out of the woods yet. it looks a lot better than it did a year ago. but if you look at the expectations for growth, pretty modest in europe. maybe 1%. not much better in japan. u.s. doing better, but maybe at 3%. much less than you would normally have in a recovery that had hit such a bottom. this shows, again, the need for the developing world. because a lot of the demand they have as they expand might be for capital goods from north america ...