Speaker 1: Hey, let's talk some pure politics for a second. If
you want to stop fraud, if you ought to stop
money based fraud in government, take money out of government
and government out of money. Well, that's hard given that
we have a corrupt central bank. We do have a
central bank, the Federal Reserves central Bank. But one thing
we could do is make it incredibly difficult for them
to hide fraud. And there is a political movement I've
been backing for a long long time. I want to
take one more shot at trying to convince people of this,
and that is the Fair Attacks. Now, when I first
saw this clip we're going to play just today before
we roll the show. This is called a teaser video
by the way of the business, I was kind of laughing.
I don't know how much of this is going on.
This is a representative Democrat, Hillary Schulten. But now, as
I watched nine Republicans and Speaker Johnson sacrifice a week
where they could be passing items on the Mega platform
and agenda, they shut it down over a work from
home provision for pregnant women and other people whose kids
have been born fathers, one would say, in a natural sense,
so have rethought this little video.
Speaker 2: Even Republicans are saying, Democrats, please do something right now.
You know, we feel like this is not what we
voted for. You know, Elon Musk is unaccountable. He's has
no transparency, no accountability. You know, he's slashing our you know,
our essential services and programs, and they want to see
action from the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: I'm making sure you know, I don't know that they
want to see action from the Democrat Party. There's some
of them who want to see delays. And Elon Musk
is accountable to the presidented States. It's an exact secutive
branch decision to have him in here in this position.
He is also, of course, far more transparent than anybody
in politics, given what they're doing, reporting it immediately and
giving us the data so that we ourselves can dig
into the data. But I'll explain why my thoughts on
that statement have changed as we roll through a discussion
wrapped around the idea of the fair attack, but sure
a lot more in it. We'll do this with the
help of renew dot Healthcare and with great thanks to
God Almighty.
Speaker 3: But Todd Herman show is one percent disapproved by big
pharma technocrats in TYRN severanwhere from the hind Mountains of
Free American here's the Emerald City Exime.
Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is a day the Lord has made
in These are the times to which God has decided
we shall live. I'm very certain there are Republicans now
who are saying, we need to slow down just a
little bit, because we're getting up into some things that
matter to us, and we're starting to bump up against
some areas where we want to have the ability to
tuck little corners of fraud into this and that. And
I think they're also watching the President of the United
States and Elon Musk. They're not stopping, and they're digging
into some details that they well are happy to show us.
But I guarantee you there are sweetheart Republican deals hidden
inside some of these programs, and everybody knows they're there,
they just don't want them found. This is from the
unaccountable and non transparent Department of Government Efficiency website on Twitter.
Of course, US taxpayers dollars were going to be spent
on the following item, all of which have been canceled.
Dollars for Mozambique Voluntary medical Mail Circumcision nine point seven
million dollars for UC Berkeley to develop a cohort of
Cambodian youth with enterprise driven skills. Two point three million
dollars to strengthen independent voices in Cambodia, thirty two million
to Prague's Civil Society Center, forty million for so called
gender Equality and Women Empowerments Hub, and they don't say
where that is. Fourteen million for improving public procurement in Serbia.
Public procurement does that mean making sure that more mobbed
up American pseudo companies get that? Four hundred and eighty
six million for the Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening,
including twenty two million inclusive and participatory political progress in
Moldova and twenty twenty one million dollars for voter turnout
in India. Twenty nine million strengthening polical landscape in Bangladesh,
twenty million for fiscal federalism in A Paul, nineteen million
for biodiversity conversation conversation in Nepal, one point five million
for voter confidence in Liberia, fourteen million for social cohesion
in Mali. Two point five million for inclusive democrats democracies
in Southern Africa, forty seven million improving learning outcomes in
Asia two million to develop sustainable recycling models to increase
socio economic cohesion among marginalized communities of Kosovo, Roma, Ashcala,
and Egypt. Ascali and Egypt all been canceled, but they're
not transparent. The algorithm is working. The algorithmic searching of
the spending databases is getting better. They're digging into line items.
Sooner or later, one of the line items that's a
sweetheart to Republicans is going to get found out. Don't
think that they don't have their little version of usaid.
Lest we think that they're pure as the driven snow
of the cleanest whites and the most beautiful sky of
the bluest azure, because they're not. Argument number one for
the fair tax one source of revenue from sales tax.
After people have spent eighty grand carving out things like
catastrophic healthcare mortgages, food for sustainability purposes, not luxury eating,
but food and yep, that gives them a chance to say, well,
this accounts as luxury. It doesn't. So let's define that.
We can do that pretty tightly. The fair at tax
should be collected at the point of consumption. And from
there it gets harder and harder and harder to hide
fraud because the companies that are purchasing access to our bodies,
to our defense dollars, they can't hide in legislation a
for instance, four hundred and eighty six million dollars to
the Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening. You think
that doesn't involve US law firms that locate themselves around
the White House, US political consultants. When I worked in DC,
I was blown away by how many people worked in
our politics and would go take trips to luxury parts
of the world to work in their politics to help
them with elections. It didn't occur to me. And now
I know that a lot of that was tax money.
Starting with the point of collection, where it's coming from sales.
You don't have the ability to write into law money
grubbing not as easily because this equals taxation. Now we
know about the fraud in relation to us AID and NGOs,
and we know about the fraud of the open border,
but what about the fraud of tax dollars going directly
to legal immigrants. This is another way they have been
screwing with the American family. So we'll talk about that
in a second. Direct, in my opinion, is always better, right.
I prefer, for instance, NonStop flights. I don't do layovers
if I can possibly avoid it, I don't do even
if I stay in the airplane, I don't do that
if I can possibly about it. And this comes from
years and years and years of business travel. Why because
every single hop increases complexity, every single hop and I
know this, say it cut costs, but at what point
when you're going to five cities to get to one. Likewise,
in purchasing products that are deeply important to me, I
prefer to have direct access. I mean, think again, from
a travel perspective, if you purchase your hotel room through
a hotel room broker and you don't get the hotel
room you want. You show up and you're trying to
deal with the hotel. Wait, this isn't the hotel room
I was promised. They say, Hey, this has nothing to
do with us. You booked through bookings dot com or
hotels dot com. You're not even our customer. You got
to take it up with them. Good luck calling a website.
Speaker 3: Now.
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or to the American family is easy, easy to do
when fraud is easy, easy to hide. So in the
writing financial legislation, in a tax code, there's all sorts
of abilities to hide NGO programs, and you end up
with line items like this. And I do believe in
that video there probably are Republicans now saying, hey, they're
getting kind of close to home. Let's slow down a
little bit. We've got some wins. I promise you these
conversations happen. Look look at the polls president approval rating
people eighty percent say we're on the right track. That's okay.
Now the people of seen it, they've seen that we
did this. Let's stop. Now, let's stop because we're getting
and they're not going to say we're getting too close
to the bone, but we are. So I do believe
there's Republicans saying, let's slow this down. Look at this thing,
this ridiculousness of a vote from home legislation, and this
is holding up a congressional agenda. Hey, it's a non issue.
None of these people. These people are using proxy votes
all the time, not in Congress. In the development of
their positions. Ninety percent of these people don't know their positions.
They're handed their positions. Staff gives them their positions. The
body's broken to Congress, and having proxy votes is not
going to further break the body. Yes, I understand. That
allows people like Diane Feinstein to pretend to be a senator,
Mitch McConnell to pretend to be a senator. Well until
there's elections and McConnell's out or he goes to his
perhaps reward. I don't know that he knows the Lord.
That's not going to change. But this was the priority,
and I look at this and say, yeah, there probably
were people slowing it down. James O'Keefe started a revolution
of hidden camera approaches for conservative media front lines from
Turning Points. Usay took this on. Servannah Hernandez, who is
a great on ground the investigrave reporter, brave woman. Guess
what she caught people at Jackson Hewitt's doing. Just take
one big guess this stuff like this, I get all
the shelters and stuff.
Speaker 4: But like our company, this is why we try to
help people by you know, providing them with refunds. You know,
this is a Van Hernandez in front of the Roosevelt
Hotel in New York City. Now, we wanted to come
check in on the migrant crisis, and as we were
walking around, we saw a Jackson Hewitt table out here
with an employee who was handing out this flyer. Now,
what this fire says is working or not file your
taxes and we can get the maximum refund for your family.
And the paper says that if you have one child,
you can get over seven thousand dollars in a refund,
and if you have up to three children you can
get over four teen thousand. So the Jackson Hewitt employee
who initially handed me this paper, after finding out I
was a journalist, took the paper away. That's why this
one's so dirty, because a migrant ended up giving me
another copy and he stated that if he's put on
camera and this goes out, that legal will have to
get involved.
Speaker 1: We do this stuff like this and all the shelters
and stuff.
Speaker 4: But like our company, this is why we try to
help people by you know, providing them with refunds. You know,
so you guys are trying to help the migrants with
their taxes then to help them get refunds, help them
get some money back from the government. Yes, okay, well
thank you.
Speaker 1: Can't put my footage.
Speaker 4: Can we take one of your papers though, just so
we can kind of thank you.
Speaker 3: Actually we should just take this one because this one
has my office information and so therefore legal would have
to get involved.
Speaker 4: So okay, So just wanted to give you guys an
idea of again what migrants have been told in New
York City now that tax season is coming up, there
being given official flyers from Jackson Hewitt themselves on how
to file their taxes. You know, we have the Trump
administration that is currently in office, and they have been
promising mass deportations, but in sanctuary cities like New York,
where you've had over two hundred thousand illegal immigrants make
their way to this area, the crisis is very much alive.
Speaker 1: And well, she's a great reporter and she's very patient
with this guy saying, you can't put my camp on
the impagship. Sure can, you're sending in the street corner.
So she did, what do we see let's go to
the point of collection. It's a sales tax. It's consumption
based on luxury items. You got a lot of money,
you want to buy a yacht, You're going to pay
lots and tax. And people who are buying yachts don't
need to care. It's an annoyance perhaps, but it's not
going to change their lives. And that's not a soak
the rich argument. That's a taxation is going to affect
behavior's argument. The more tax you have to pay per employee,
I mean, you know you pay head taxes, right, every
employee costs you extra tax money. What are you going
to do? You're going to try to streamline that I
have few employees or use independent contractors where people aren't
as secure in what they're doing. All economic drivers create incentives.
So it creates an incentive to look really wise to
get your first eighty thousand dollars in spending. Let's make
sure that this is our mortgage. Let's make sure that
this is core food items, meats, vegetables, fruit, dairy. You
want to throw some bread in there, grete beyond that,
restaurants going out, that's you can do that, but that's
going to affect your eighty thousand dollars threshold pretty quickly,
and that threshold can change and be tied to the
poverty rate. It's collected in a pure sense at the
point of origination, so the tax code doesn't exist beyond
what makes it into the first eighty grand And some
discussions about what's the taxation level for a yacht, Well, well,
the fair tax says just a flat tax. After that point,
everything's taxed the same percentage. But ten percent for going
out to eat with your family is a lot less
of an impact than ten percent on a million dollar lot. Yeah,
worlds of difference. You go from the point of origination
where you gather the taxes now you have no tax
code where you can hide things like this in the
tax code, the bending of language. That's not a refund.
I remember talking about this when they started pitching this
idea of a child tax credit in the form of
a refund. It's not a refund. If you didn't pay taxes,
you're not getting a refund, you're getting a handout. So
you go from the point of origination to the point
now of legislation. You don't get to hide that the
irs is done. It's unneeded it does not exist because
of the collection point. There is no tax legislation because
the taxes are all collected purely. Could you see how
this would help delete a lot of the fraud. There's
a great report here from Data Republican related to what
Vanda Hernandez just talked about. And I'll give you this
in just a second. And she gives access, she gives
credit to another sort of analyst online looking at the
business of all this stuff. And if you are in
a small or medium sized business and you have not
yet established credit for your business, do you know that
it actually exists. There's probably a credit rating for your business,
even if it's an LLC. Even if you're a small
small business, there's a credit rating. If your medium business,
it's there too, and it's probably tied to your personal credit,
even though it's different. Now, this creates a couple of scenarios.
Number one is this business credit well managed can give
you an enormous, enormous advantage in how you are able
to capital, manage cash flow, et cetera. And unlike personal credit,
as you pay off business credits, your credit limit grows
and grows and grows. It doesn't count against you when
you're paying it off. In the commercial world credit cards,
it counts against you. Your bank is not going to
tell you this because if you grow corporate credit the
right way, it's no longer tied to your Social Security number,
just your eis. So it is your company that's exposed,
not you. So if God forbid you make some error,
people can't go and get your house or your retirement
accounts because that's you. So it separates your company from you.
I didn't know how easily this could be done with
a software as service platform, and tell I went and
had a conversation with Brian mckechney, who's, by the way,
is a dear friend of my friend, Zach Abraham, chief
investment officer Bulwark Capital Management. Zach is using this program.
I am using this program. They'll do ninety percent of
the work for you to set up this business line
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Any business owner not actively managing your corporate credits, it's
being managed for you and probably against you, Go bisible
dot com. So Data Republican saw that piece from Savannah
Hernandez and she gave credit to someone who writes online
called Heminator. She writes again, as Heavenator pointed out, the
federal government relies on illegal immigration as an enabling function.
They do this through unclean systems, specifically systems that allow
multiple individuals to share a single Social Security number. This
explains the presence of suppose one hundred and fifty year
olds in the database. It's not because we're sending them
social Security checks. That's just too obvious. Instead, it's because
multiple people are using the same Social Security number. They're
paying taxes, but the Treasury Department doesn't intervene because those
individuals aren't filing returns. Obviously, this video shows that might
be changing. They're receiving public benefits, but HHS doesn't raise
the issue because inflated headcounts justifies expanded programs. Every economic
lever creates incentives back to her notes they're attending schools,
but the Department of Education stays silent since larger enrollment
supports bigger budgets enforcing a strict one Social Security number
per person policy, and it would trigger a SIE. I
make shock to the bureaucratic sprawl that depends on this
hidden layer of participation. This isn't a harmless quirk. This
has very real and devastating effects. Many of my followers
have tried to apply for a Social Security ID, only
to denied because the database claims they're currently working. Then
there's no way to resolve the identity fraud. It can't
be done. The bureaucratic overreach conveniently ends when it comes
to helping actual citizens, it seems. On the other hand,
these systems also give us a paper trail for exactly
who and where these illignment immigrants are. What have we
talked about In terms of voter rolls. They have made
it impossible to have clean data. It is impossible if
you don't know who voted you don't have any chance
of saying it was a safe, secure election. Can't happen.
Go look at the Pfisier tests. They destroyed the placebo
group with the shots. They gave the placebo shot the
placebo group the shots. They claimed it was to save lives,
even though more people in the placebo group were doing
well than the people in the injection group. They did that,
so there's no baseline data, so we can't go and say, look,
the placebo group did better. They've done that in elections.
They've done that in taxation. They've done that with social security.
Speaker 5: Useless.
Speaker 1: Complexity is the tool of scoundrels. Our tax code is
purposely complex, beginning at the point of collection, where you
can play games. The fair tax isn't just about being fair.
It's not just about doing the way with the irs.
It's about having no tax code, so no ability to
hide things like this. Now, obviously there are people on
the left who are full throated, full front absolutely fighting
for legal immigration, and the leader of the Democrat Party
is one of those people. She's, by the way, being
investigated by Doge because her net worth just skyrocketed, and
she's one of my least favorite people because she's one
of the most dishonest people I think in all politics,
and that is Jasmine Crockett. And I'm curious, here are
we going to hear Jasmine Crockett speaker of a bonics
or Jasmine Crockett college graduate inch to a private school
and doesn't always speak ebonically.
Speaker 6: To be clear, undocumented folks contribute approximately one hundred billion
dollars in taxes they pay into Social Security and they
don't get to draw analyst. So stop again allowing them
to divide us and to demonize them.
Speaker 1: So let's because this bees like they'd like to say,
clear a she doesn't go around saying folk. That's once
again code shifting. And this point, she's speaking to a
national television audience. She's not speaking to a black audience.
Code shifting can be defended societally. I mean, if you're
speaking with a group of people who don't use a
lot of multi syllabic phrases and you're trying to communicate,
you're doing yourself and them a disservice and you could
be seen as talking down. Likewise, if you go the
other way and really pander, you can be seen as
talking down. But Coach shifting happens societally. You know, people
who live on Indian reservations, they may speak a little
differently off the neuro'station. So I want to look at this.
Or she's talking to an urban black audience, she's going
to do things to relate. All politicians do that give grace.
But when you're speaking in front of a national television
audience or you're speaking on camera and you're trying to
broadly communicates, now what you're doing is you're playing a
role assigned to you. And I continue to insist that
people like Nancy Pelosi, who wanted a fresh young face,
had conversation with her saying we need you to be
more black. I continue to contend that because the change
was very, very obvious. So her point well interesting. She
says that they contribute one hundred billion in taxes, but
they don't down. We just saw that they do, in
fact draw down even people who aren't working. And then
there's this A twenty twenty three House Committee on Homeland
Security report states illegal immigrants costs up to four hundred
and fifty one billion dollars annually. A lot of this
is done to the tax code, do away with the
tax code do with the ability to hide fraud. Start
to end needless complexity, you start to take away one
of the biggest tools of scoundrels. You've seen all the protests.
Clearly people continuing to hyperventilate about Elon Musk. My friend
and former colleague Jason Rantz got himself retweeted by Elon Musk. Incidentally,
if you want to know what happens when you get
retweeted by Elon Musk, you grow about two hundred and
fifty thousand followers in a day. Congratulations to Jason. And
Jason is an incredibly I mean obsessively hard working media guy,
and I actually to this day am baffled at the
amount of writing and work he does. He is absolutely energetic.
So I'll show you what he got retweeted by Elon
Musk because it's a good fine. But it goes right
back to the spending conversation, right back to the needless
complexity of conversation. I can get super geeky when I
start talking about body functions and taking care of one's self.
The other night someone asked, me, oh, my friend Kevin,
we are in a discussion about stem cells. That's me. I'm
that fun guy like to talk about stem cells. So
Kevin was asking me the differences between this to that
stem cell, and then he got on to talking about
some medications and some ways to help fight cholesterol, et
CETERA fun conversation for me because I love to geek
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seen the of course tests, the showroom acts and people
out outraged. And Elon Musk announced that they have found
the generals of these protests. And I pray that Andy
No gets part of this. Andy has been so instrumental
in literally mapping org sharts of the antifat type groups
and the NGOs who are pushing this. No doubt, the
Doze database and more specifically the algorithm has helped track
down who Elon says are the generals of this. And
in New York City they were calling for publicly calling
to burn people's property to save democracy, because nothing says
solid democracy like Hey, I parked my car here and
someone burned it down. This is from Freedomnews Dot TV
burn Tesla, save democracy, it says on the sign, and
that's a nice sign. It's a well printed sign. And
this funny thing because it's replicated throughout the protest. There
were chants calling for this, and that action has, of
course occurred. If you go back to the spending scenario,
you go back to the Doge database, the Doge algorithm,
and we go right back up to the top. What
was that four eighty six million dollars Consortium for Elections
and Political Process Strengthening, including twenty two million for inclusive
and participatory processes in Moldova and twenty one million for
voter turnout in India. That's our sole nonpartisan voter turnout,
not on behalf of globalists. The fair tax at the
point of creation, inception of the tax, no tax code,
no ability to hide things like this for cleaner, ability
to track the money so you don't end up with
things like this. This is what Jason Rantz discovered. So
Jason was out doing what Jason does, which is gathering news.
He comes across a protester and look at this handy
dandy print out, large print, simplified chant sheet. Elon Musk
go to Mars. We don't need your swaster cars. Elon
Musk is on elected. Democracy must be protected. People united
will never be defeated. Hey ho ho, wait, hey hey
ho ho. President Musk has got to go. And he
simply took a picture of the people holding this as
they chanted from their hearts, and and behold one point
three million bookmarks seventeen thousands or one point three yeah,
one point three million, and Jason, let's trek. The followers
up to one hundred and fifty two thousand followers, so
not quite a quarter million, but one hundred thousand followers
in about a day. Well done, Jason, who distributes this.
Someone spent money. We've learned that George Soros is smart financially.
Imagine that George Sos didn't go out and invest all
his money in this. He didn't invest his money in
open societies. He's too smart for that. He took some
money and he lobbied. What was he lobbying for the
tax code? Why? Because he wanted access to funds. Like
we talked about with Doge. You got the fair tax
at the point of inception. Taxes are at the point
of purchase. They're consumption base. There's very few ways to
hide because you're talking about classes of foods and medical
approaches that make it outside the eighty grand. That eighty
grand for a spending is not taxed. After that, eighty
one thousand from there on is tax at a flat rate.
There's no tax code. George Sorols can send all the
lobbyists he wants to Washington, d c. And they can
try to say, well, we're going to pass no voter ID,
we're going to pass illegal ammigrants get to vote. But
what they don't get to do is hide it in
an omnibus spending bill because the tax code's gone. We
don't need a tax code. There's only a consumption tax.
We don't need a tax code. We're not going to
have a tax code. So they'd actually have to go
in and honestly argue for these things, butther than being
able to hide it. Soorro spends ten million on lobbying,
he gets one hundred million in return. That's why people lobby,
That's why in Silicon Valley, and this is changing. Praise
God for what's going on economically. This is why several
years ago, about a decade ago, Silicon discovered it's more
profitable to send lobbyists to DC than to invest in
research and development. Pharma companies know this. Sure, they're going
to do research and development so they can figure out
how to shove you filled full of MR and A.
But they know that what that's really going on is
that the lobbying is where the money comes from. That's
how you get your drugs included in Obamacare, in every
other program, not just included, but in the case of painkillers,
that's how they created the lie of pain as the
fifth vital sign. They did that through tax codes. They
did that through Medicare and Medicaid, which are also needlessly complex.
The fair tax does more than create fairness, It creates simplicity.
Because scoundrels like to hide in complexity. I don't think
it gets more complex than what they've been able to
do with the food system, because the food system doesn't
exists in the United States, has created a whole three
four generations of Type two diabetics. Fortunately, RFK Junior is
approaching that. But I cannot believe who's been brought to
lobby against it. And this has to do with snap
you want corruption, We're about to talk about this corruption
of bodies for money with nonprofits. When corruption reigns, and
it's going to be a while before it's completely cleared up,
but you're starting to see the effects of it with
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performance doesn't guarantee future results. Truck twenty five Dash one
three seven. This is RFK Junior talking about the SNAP program.
Ask yourself a question, how did a non food item
get into food stamp programs?
Speaker 5: All of them are getting calls every day from the
big soda companies, the sugar soda, and the fake food companies.
We're not eating food, we're eating food like substances. And
these companies are now, just like the tobacco companies were,
are flooding into the offices of your state leaders and
legislators of the governor, and they're telling them he's making
a big mistake. They're telling them that they're going to
stop writing checks, that they're going to run people against them,
that they're going to destroy their political careers. And Governor
Morrisey was telling me that he met with the soda
companies this week and they said to them, you need
to be educated about this, and they said, you know,
food stamps is not a nutrition program. He came in
with his diet coke, and he said, is there anything
nutritious in here? And they were like, no, of course not.
But food stamps is not a nutrition program, and he said,
it's called Snap supper Supple Nutrition assistance program is supposed
to be nutrition. It's not supposed to be food like
substances that are actually poisoning us. And so, but it
takes a lot of courage to stand up to these
companies the same way that it did to stand up
to Big tobacco. But these men and women you're leaders
of Minor Moricy is standing up for you. And we
all need to stand up for ourselves and take care
of ourselves. It's an act of patriotism. If you love
this country, you need to start taking care of yourself
and praise God.
Speaker 1: The soda is now gone from Snap and you know
they're going to sue, and I bet you there's an
activist judge in the next two weeks. He says, Oh,
you can't ban soda. It's racists and black people like
to drink soda, therefore it's racist something like that. That's
another form of corruption. And the American Heart Association, and
I'll show you the video later this week. They actually
went to Texas to argue on behalf of zero nutrition
sugar Water maintaining its position in Texas for food assistance.
Why because they're paid to do that, because Big Sugar
has co opted the American Heart Association. Money does this.
All sorts of economic approaches create all sorts of incentives.
We have a tax code that creates the incentive to
purchase taxes against your enemies and to get tax write
offs for you. It creates incentives for politicians to say, actually,
if we put this in the tax code, we could
pay for legal immigrants to get money, and we'll just
say it's tax refunds. It creates all sorts of ways
to do that. The income tax, of course, creates the
incentive to divide and conquer. The Democrats know very very
well the moment they can get to only forty five
percent of Americans paying any tax at all is the
moment it's over for any form of fiscal responsibility. And
when you go to the point of collection, you flip
the It's a consumption tax with a waiver for the
first eighty grand or so of spending, with the exception
of some key things like emergency medical procedures, like a
mortgage that obviates the need for a tax code. The
IRS is gone, therefore no one to enforce a tax code,
and far fear a ways to hide fraud like we've
talked about today. I hope that the people who run
the Fair Tax Program will give some thought to going
on beyond just talking about fairness and just talking about
ending the IRS, and really begin to talk about the
full loop that this could create. Because God had said
you shall not steal, and he didn't say unless you
do it cleverly through a tax code. This is the
Todd Hermann Show. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.