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Could you hang on just a second? I'm sorry. It's for Mother's Day, uh, and, uh, the offer ends soon. Why do I have to take this phone call? I'm so sorry. I appreciate you finish the commercial. But I mean, I, yeah, we could just get to it. Why would I start?

Fred? Hello, Fred. Hello. Yes. Yes, Mr. Beck. Yes, Fred. I'm, I'm, I'm good.

Oh, wow. I'm a huge fan of yours. Thank you so much for having me on. My name is Fred Macastraff. I am the head of right wing outreach for the Democratic Party.

And I just wanted to, I am really excited about this crap of candidates. And I just wanted to tell you about some of them.

Okay. I'm a lifelong Republican. I am in the boat with you. I, I have always voted Republican every single erection since I was a child. Right.

This time I've changed. I just want to be able to come on the show and tell you just a little bit about some of our exciting candidates for 2020. You're going to love them.

Okay. Your audience is going to be very excited. Okay. I, I, I highly doubt that. But, uh, let me, let me tell you about one candidate. You may have heard of her Elizabeth Warren. Now, I think you, you guys are really your audience is going to be very excited about what she's bringing to the table. I don't. She's got a lot of pro business policies.

And I know, I know you were, I mean, I asked we're very pro business. Yes. One of the things that we are. I have a feeling that you're not at you've never voted for a Republican.

Hold on one second. Let me tell you about what is going to happen in 2020. Okay. Okay. Okay. First of all, she's got this great business, pro business policy. And you heard about her wealth tax, which has been very misrepresented. And we can get into that another time. Right.

But, uh, one another one, she's, she's coming out with you the next couple of weeks. I think you guys are going to love it as Republicans. I, as we are all Republicans. Yeah, I don't think you're not over.

So it's called a breath tax. Now the breath tax works like this. It's very interesting. You're really going to love this. Hold on. Just a second. A breath tax. Yes. It's very simple. Very easy to implement. Basically what would happen is when you inhale three percent of your salary goes to the government.

What? And but hold on. Let me get to the pro business part. Right. When you exhale only two percent of your salary would go to the government. So total five percent, but three percent. So if you hold your breath longer, you hold your breath. The less taxes you pay him. And this is an exciting proposal. I don't know what I love it. It's going to create lots of jobs. How is that going to create any any jobs? It's going to be fantastic. Every time. Every time. It's not like so. Does that add up? Is it?

Like the second breath is another five percent? Yes, it wouldn't work that way. So you add on the first. It's important. It's important. That's down in the future. We'll deal with the second breath. We'll get there. Okay. But I've already. I've already really got to love about policy. And that's a Republican. I think we'll agree on this. I'm not a Republican. And I don't think you are. Do you care about jobs? Because I know I care about jobs. That's why I changed to the Democratic.

Party. Just right. But very recently it's a life long Republican. I want to change over Democratic Party. One thing I found was interesting about this breath. Act as it creates jobs. How does it create?

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