Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.

Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.

Three Martini's coming up.

So glad you're with us today on the Three Martini's coming up. So glad you're with us today on the Three Martini launch, Chad Benson, host of the

Chad Benson show right here at the Radio America Network, is in for the Vacationing

Jim Garrity.

We've got good, bad crazy martinis for conservatives today and

Chad let's start the way that lady that tinge your bar also happens to be very familiar with the Chad

message. I have heard some of the intros to the various segments of your

show and yes they sound they sound quite similar you know she does a good job she does a great

job so let's talk about really rich people and paying lots of taxes

here because that's pretty much

Elizabeth Warren's plan to pay for what she admits will be 52 trillion dollars

over 10 years to get her Medicare for all into place. You've got folks on both sides of the aisle going

I don't think you can raise that kind of money just by taxing billionaires and she's

going oh yeah yeah I think we can. Well let's hear from a billionaire his name is

Bill Gates perhaps you've heard of him he's one of the co-founders of Microsoft.

One of the richest men on the planet. He was speaking at a, believe, a New York Times event

being quizzed by a fellow from CNBC.

Bill Gates was talking about what a wealth tax would mean for him,

for really rich people, for incentives,

and all sorts of other things.

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