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I should be paying more taxes and people who are in the bracket of making millions of dollars

or whatever the number might be should be paying more taxes. But we have to go back a year or so.

I was very vocally against President Trump's corporate tax break of lowering the corporate tax rate

from 35 to 21 percent. I was against it because corporations should not have been given that sweet

deal without any incentive to do anything for their employees or the communities they serve.

Okay, well we talk a lot more about Howard Schultz and his view of things.

Well, probably for months to come. If he's serious about running for President,

but anyway, welcome to the Armstrong and Getty show. Everybody's a central planner now.

Everybody. We need to plan the economy, write laws so that the economy goes in the directions

and in the ways we choose. I mean, I'm shocked that a businessman would not get that if you lower

corporate tax rates, that flows directly to consumers and employees. The corporate... Well, all right.

On the other hand, I'm happy. He's the only person talking about the debt.

Yep. That is our general manager today. The debt is at $22 trillion. Hit that number yesterday.

Used to be... I remember when it hit a trillion. Well, not long ago.

I mean, everybody made a big deal of what is a trillion? Well, you can stretch from here to the

moon and back and all these different things. And now we're at $22 trillion. And now the trillion

start to add up doesn't even make the news. Doesn't make the news. And neither party talks about it.

It's amazing. I would point out two trillion added since Donald J. Trump took office. Two trillion.

Part of it was the tax cuts now arguably with the economy growing like it is. Revenue will increase

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