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To pay more in taxes. how do we get by on $30 billion? such a stress. >> of course it's more complicated than that. do you think they are vilifying the wealthy? >> to me, erin, it is about what's going to work in practice? and it is true we're in the midst of the most extreme winner take all economy in our nation's history and we need big measures to help solve that. but when france, germany, denmark, and sweden all tried a wealth tax they ended up repealing it because it had massive implementation problems and it did not generate anywhere near the revenue they had hoped for. so if it hasn't w...

The wealth tax math isn't right, they still argue that it's not fair to the wealthy. >> senator warren is more focused on being punitive or pitting some part of the country against the other instead of lifting people up. >> i'm really shocked at the notion that anyone thinks i'm punitive. >> they were even some democratic debate qualifiers who say they have proof warns wealth tax the wealth tax makes a lot f sense and principle. the problem is that denmark, sweden, and all those countries ended up repealing it because i had massive implementation problems and didn't generate the revenue that t...

Don't tell me that's not a big deal when he's trying to get through to the end of the month. >> mr. yang, would you propose a wealth tax? >> senator warren is right. we're in the midst of the most extreme winner take all economy in history. and a wealth tax makes a lot of sense in principle. the problem is it's been tried in germany, france, denmark, sweden and all those countries ended up repealing it because it had massive implementation problems and did not generate the revenue that they projected. if we can't learn from the failed experiences of other countries, what can we learn from? we ...

>> mr. yang, would you propose a health tax? >> senator warren is right. a wealth tax makes a lot of sense in principle. the problem is it's been tried in germany, france, denmark, sweden and all those countries ended up repealing it because it had massive implementation problems and did not generate the revenue projected. we should not be looking to other countries' mistakes, we should look at what germany, france, denmark and sweden still have, which is a value added tax if we give the american people a tiny slice of every google sale, we can put it into our hands because we know best how to...