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75% or more are black. collin there is, i believe, a supreme court ruling that states that schools can't force students to stand for the pledge of allegiance, right? that that actually violates our first amendment rights. if they wanted to pass a rule making, they could. they changed the rules in 2009 to make them be out on the field on display. we're not north korea. the government can't order you to stand through the national anthem at all. at what point given the scope of the nfl contract are players' first amendment rights being violated when the president of the united states is essential...

Married couples and eliminating the so-called debt tax but reduction of corporate tax rate from 35 to 20%, a provision the president has called nonnegotiable. visiting scholar at the american enterprise institute. welcome, senator, great to have you here. >> thank you, paul. paul: so as you look at this plan, how good is it, do you think, in terms of helping the economy? >> i think it's very good in terms of helping the economy. i think with what we are doing legislatively through rule-making, through executive order and and and lessening regulatory burden, we would guaranty that we would retu...

Deduction for individuals and married couples and eliminating the so-called debt tax but reduction of corporate tax rate from 35 to 20%, a provision the president has called nonnegotiable. visiting scholar at the american enterprise institute. welcome, senator, great to have you here. >> thank you, paul. paul: so as you look at this plan, how good is it, do you think, in terms of helping the economy? >> i think it's very good in terms of helping the economy. i think with what we are doing legislatively through rule-making, through executive order and and and lessening regulatory burden, we wou...

Impact than that. i think what has happened is that the internet and the capabilities of it have changed so dramatically since the last time the fec took a serious look at this. we haven't done any rule making on internet political activities. when we started that, youtube had been in existence a few weeks. so technology has really taken off from there. some people are relying on an advisory ruling from 2002. the technology has totally changed since then. when facebook came in in 2010, 2011, to ask for that exemption, their point was this is very small and it is hard to put a disclaim order an...

So there is room to try to increase the disclosure or some of the regulations about how money that is spent on internet advertising is regulated. but, you know, there are these sort of hurdles that you run into that are not unique to the internet, and that is following the money through all the way to its origination point is complicated. we've seen that with tv. we'll see that, i think, if there is a move to regulate the internet in a more aggressive way. and there are in fact those moves. a federal election member named ellen weintraub called on the fec next week at its public meeting to ope...