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FBN’s Neil Cavuto on why those who are the wealthiest, even among the 1%, shouldn’t speak for all of the 1% or anyone else in supporting tax incre...
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-- is Bill Gates speak for the 1%.
How is just about the repeats this guy in the planet updating spokesperson for the million or so folks who collectively make up the richest in this country -- Warren Buffett.
How is his forty million bucks in network combined -- bills sixty billion in network.
Indicative of those low and 1% -- -- just make that 1% cut -- little more than 375000.
Bucks an income.
And how is it media guys and I would assume some schooled in basic -- let.
-- -- -- -- Quoting billionaires on tax policy who couldn't quote they are carried interest but are perfectly fine carrying on about their social interest.
Is a bit like asking Kim Kardashian.
It -- open for another photo -- Mean yeah.
You did we -- -- in this crap all the time -- buying those who have money to burned to burn their fellow one or senators for not wanting to burn more money.
-- full disclosure here I'm in the top 1% whatever that it's.
So I guess I Sarah percentile with bill.
But that does not mean on anywhere close to sharing a domicile with -- trust -- I'm not an apologist for the well to do I could just do without the top one billion.
Lecturing me on what is good what is good is eating your own put it what is good is giving more to the tax -- if you strongly believe in giving more to the taxman.
What is good is committing more of your resources to the government if you believe in the government.
What is not -- is assuming.
You are well speaks for all those who are well -- that your admiration of government.
Is shared by all of your fellow one or senators about government would -- your competence in Washington.
Matches there competence in Washington.
Do not assume simply because I mean -- -- I like getting club remember on the -- down at -- -- -- -- I don't most out I do find it little rich that those of money to -- pretty freely offered to burn on his as well.
Bill Gates and Warren Buffett say such concerns means little very little.
Sorry guys take it from this low ranking fellow club -- they mean a lot.
To folks like me who refuse to pay more for a product that doesn't cut it.
And find at the height of hypocrisy this advice is coming from business titans who certainly didn't get rich in the private world practicing it.
Stick to what you're -- -- kinds.
Making.
Not.
Taking jobs.
Alright.
