To me, like Nike should pay the same tax.

By the way, they're going to pay less tax rate than the dry cleaner down the street for me.

You know, the government's been great to Nike.

Some of these other companies like FedEx, Salesforce, etc.

FedEx doesn't exist without roads, bridges, airports.

The things that this government provides, they should be paying their fair share.

That's before we get to any of the economics of this,

to me it's about fairness. Welcome to the lost debate of show for politically eclectics. I'm

Robbie Gupta. I'm Corey Bredford. And I'm Ricky Schlapp. Well, Corey, what do we have today?

Well, on today's show, I haven't seen anyone outside of Cleveland happy with

Deshawn Watson's punishment from the NFL. We'll get into all of that as well as Will Smith's

latest apology for the slap heard around the world. Then we'll dive into Democrats' breakthrough

legislation on climate, health care, and taxes. We'll tell you what you need to know about the

emerging threat of monkeypox. And finally, Donald Trump

can't pick a favorite Eric, which is a tough break for his son and a mixed bag for two Senate

candidates in Missouri. But first things first, are we moving forward or what? Andrew Yang announced

the formation of a new party last week, the forward party. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself

why we don't

already have a third party in the United States? You know, a party for all the political

eclectics out there. That's because third parties are almost impossible to sustain in our

current political climate. So Ricky, I know you've stand for Yang in the past. What is the

likelihood that this party is successful?

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