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RUSH: Speaking of Florida, here\u2019s Dillon, who is calling from Lakeland. Great to have you, sir. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: How you doing, Rush?<\/p>\n

RUSH: Good. Thank you.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yeah. I got a theory on why maybe the Republicans aren\u2019t saying much. I think that a lot of the arguments, especially from my age-group and for low-information voters — I\u2019m 25, by the way — is that, for example, the tax. We say lower taxes, and I agree with that. But whenever I say that to any of my friends, “Oh, yeah, well, lower taxes for the rich.” They just don\u2019t understand that lower taxes would mean that people have more to spend, people would have more to invest, more jobs. I think that argument seems to work out for the Democrats just because of the low-information voters.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I don\u2019t think there\u2019s any question about that.<\/p>\n

CALLER: It\u2019s very upsetting.<\/p>\n

RUSH: I think, if I understand you right, you\u2019re basically saying these low-information people are ignorant, and the low-tax argument, they think, because they\u2019ve bought everything the media says, that whenever there\u2019s talk of tax cuts, it only means for the rich, right?<\/line><\/p>\n

CALLER: Absolutely.<\/p>\n

RUSH: That\u2019s what your buddies think.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes.<\/p>\n

RUSH: It doesn\u2019t help that they don\u2019t have jobs themselves.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Or very low paying jobs. Most of these people my age —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Take a look at this Burger King, Warren Buffett thing. Warren Buffett is investing in Burger King and they\u2019re merging with a fast food joint in Canada and they\u2019re gonna have their federal tax rate cut in half. It\u2019s amazing, Warren Buffett promoted Obama. Warren Buffett made the case for tax increases on the rich to help Obama. Now Warren Buffett, when it\u2019s him involved, does everything he can to pay as little in tax as possible. <\/p>\n

Now, look what\u2019s happened. Burger King has made a smart business decision. And how many low-information voters do you think have bought the notion that Burger King is unpatriotic and not willing to pay their fair share? They\u2019re rich and they\u2019re trying to escape taxes, proving this guy\u2019s point. I know it\u2019s a very, very frustrating thing. There\u2019s a way around it, though, but that\u2019s what I mean. You gotta have people that can explain this.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: This last call that we had from Dillon in Lakeland, Florida. What he said to me proves the need for a clear and convincing presentation of our position on taxes for people. He made the claim that his friends, 25 years old, low-information people, they hear tax cuts and they just assume, when they hear the Republicans talk about tax cuts, they don\u2019t think it\u2019s for them. They think the Republicans only care about the 1%, the rich. And they are low-information. They have to be excused. That\u2019s all they hear. <\/p>\n

If the Republicans aren\u2019t gonna go out and correct that, and explain it, if they\u2019re gonna leave it to people like me and bloggers and others, I don\u2019t think that\u2019s the smartest way to go. I\u2019m glad to do it, but I\u2019m not them. It\u2019s a fact that Republicans have been impugned for years, decades, on a whole bunch of issues, like taxes. But the real hypocrisy is to be found on the Democrat side. <\/line><\/p>\n

What have I always told you about Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, the two richest men in America. The left and the low-information crowd love both of them. Whenever there is any animus in any discussion about the evil rich, be it tax cuts or whatever, nobody is ever mad at Warren Buffett, and nobody\u2019s ever mad at Bill Gates. And do you know why? Because those two guys have figured out that the way to keep the barbarians from their fortunes is to sound just like them. <\/p>\n

So Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, at every turn, tell everybody the rich aren\u2019t paying enough in taxes. They don\u2019t live their lives that way, but publicly, for public consumption by low-information voters and others, why, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, listen to these guys, they think that their fortunes, when they die, should be given to the government or to charity. They\u2019re not gonna give it to their rich, worthless kids. Low-information people approve of that. They hear Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, specifically Buffett, he\u2019s on the Obama campaign trail, speaking for tax increases. <\/p>\n

The Kennedys did the same thing. One of the wealthiest families in the country at the time, and what were they for? Raising taxes on every damn person they could find. And what did that accomplish? It kept the people, the barbarians with the pitchforks, away from their houses. In fact, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are loved because these low-information people think they\u2019re looking out for \u2019em. <\/p>\n

But let\u2019s look at Buffett. And I like Warren Buffett. He\u2019s a funny guy. You know, it\u2019s a shame that Warren Buffett will not use the examples of his life as a teaching mechanism and actually educate people so they could learn from him. The same thing with Gates. These guys made this calculated decision to sign on with the Democrats, publicly anyway, because of buzz and PR and keeps people from demanding a share of their money and all that. <\/p>\n

But when you get behind closed doors and you look at how these guys actually manage their money, there is no way they\u2019re paying any more in taxes than they have to. And there is no way that they are trying to figure out how to. They\u2019re doing everything they can to pay as little in taxes as they can. But the low-information crowd doesn\u2019t know that. And if the low-information crowd ever found out, why, then, the deal would be off. <\/p>\n

Now, there\u2019s a post at RedState.com by Seton Motley<\/a>, and it is: “Warren Buffett Knows Less Government Means More Economic Activity,” and we know he knows this by virtue of how he manages his businesses. We don\u2019t know that from listening to him speak. Do you remember the Buffett Rule? Do you know what the Buffett Rule is? <\/line><\/p>\n

“The Buffett Rule is part of a tax plan proposed by President Barack Obama in 2011. The tax plan would apply a minimum tax rate of 30 percent on individuals making more than a million dollars a year.”<\/p>\n

That\u2019s the Buffett Rule. Buffett came out in favor of it using his secretary as an example. His secretary paid a higher tax rate than he did, that was outrageous, that was unfair. So rather than give his secretary a raise, Warren Buffett signed up with Obama, appearing to support tax increases on everybody else. <\/p>\n

“The Buffett Rule is named after American investor Warren Buffett, who publicly stated in early 2011 that he believed it was wrong that rich people, like himself, could pay less in federal taxes, as a portion of income, than the middle class, and voiced support for increased income taxes on the wealthy.”<\/p>\n

And the low-information crowd, “See? See? He cares about us. See? He\u2019s willing to give us some of his money with higher taxes.” That\u2019s how convoluted their thinking is. Low-information, welfare state people think higher taxes equals more welfare for them. Thank you, Democrat Party. <\/p>\n

Okay. Now, knowing that, “Suppose,” writes Mr. Motley, “Suppose that an investor you admire and trust comes to you with an investment idea. ‘This is a good one,\u2019 he says enthusiastically. ‘I\u00c2\u2019m in it, and I think you should be, too.\u2019 Would your reply possibly be this? ‘Well, it all depends on what my tax rate will be on the gain you\u00c2\u2019re saying we\u00c2\u2019re going to make. If the taxes are too high, I would rather leave the money in my savings account, earning a quarter of 1 percent.'”<\/p>\n

This is Buffett in a New York Times editorial in 2012. And let me tell you what this is about. Warren Buffett was trying to say, “Okay, suppose” — he was trying to say that people, investors, do not calculate tax rates before they invest their money. That\u2019s BS! He was trying to tell the low-information, well, anybody that reads the New York Times, just the exact opposite. That\u2019s why he wrote, “Suppose that an investor you admire and trust comes to you with an investment idea. ‘This is a good one,\u2019 he says enthusiastically. ‘I\u00c2\u2019m in it, and I think you should be, too.\u2019 Would your reply possibly be this? ‘Well, it all depends on what my tax rate will be on the gain –‘” But he\u2019s trying to say that people do not react to investment opportunities that way. They don\u2019t think about the tax rate on the gain. <\/p>\n

But they do, all the time. It\u2019s called the capital gains tax rate, for one. But there are all sorts of different taxes associated with investments, and everybody precisely does just that. “Untaxed US Corporate Profits Held Overseas Top $2.1 Trillion<\/a>.” A lot of that is Apple. Apple has almost $130 billion overseas that they will not repatriate. They will not bring it home. They will not spend it here. They will not invest it here, because of the 35% tax rate. And there are a lot of corporations doing the same thing. That\u2019s why US corporate profits, untaxed overseas, are over $2.1 trillion. <\/p>\n

Okay, let\u2019s flash forward to Warren Buffett, 2014. “Warren Buffett\u00c2\u2019s Berkshire Hathaway is expected to help finance Burger King\u00c2\u2019s pending acquisition of Canadian doughnut-chain Tim Hortons. The deal will allow Miami-based Burger King to claim Canada as its new legal home for tax purposes.”<\/line><\/p>\n

So Warren Buffett, who wants everybody to think that nobody invests with tax consequences in mind, and who wants everybody to think that he doesn\u2019t care about tax cuts, that he thinks people like him should be paying even more, is now helping lead the brokering of a deal which will result in fewer and smaller US taxes for Burger King. <\/p>\n

Now, what\u2019s that, if it\u2019s not blatant hypocrisy? But throw the hypocrisy out. What it is, is smart. What it is, is good business. Nobody should pay more in taxes than they have to. Do you spend more than you have to at a store, just to be a good public citizen? Why should corporations pay more? Why should individuals pay more than the law says? Okay, so Burger King is gonna acquire Tim Hortons, and they\u2019re gonna become headquartered in Canada, much lower corporate tax rate. (gasping) Oh, no. <\/p>\n

And of course here comes the media and the barbarians and everybody dumping on Burger King saying that they are not being good citizens, they\u2019re fleeing the United States and not paying their fair share, so much so that Burger King says we\u2019re not doing this for taxes. The Buffett lesson. We\u2019re not doing this for taxes. We\u2019re not leaving the US. No, no, no, no. We\u2019re doing this because we want to become the biggest and we want to be the best fast food chain in the world, and this is how we have to do it. <\/p>\n

And why shouldn\u2019t they? Why should Buffett and Gates be the only guys that get away with hypocrisy on taxes? You know, it\u2019s a crazy thing. Why is Canada more favorable to locate in than the US, or anywhere? Because their corporate tax rates are so low. So here you have, to sum up, Warren Buffett, publicly saying (imitating Buffett), “People aren\u2019t paying enough taxes. It\u2019s outrageous, my secretary pays a higher percentage of taxes than I do. That\u2019s just not right. I agree with President Obama. I think the rich are not paying their fair share. I think the rich and the super rich and the 1% like me need to be paying more taxes.” <\/line><\/p>\n

By the way, this is called an inversion. This is what Walgreen did, which they then buckled and canceled the deal because of pressure. But Warren Buffett is also saying (imitating Buffett), “This deal\u2019s not about taxes. The combined company will be based in Canada because Tim Hortons strong roots are north of the border.” And then in May Warren Buffett said, “I will not pay a dime more of individual taxes than I owe, and I won\u2019t pay a dime more of corporate taxes than we owe, and that\u2019s very simple.” <\/p>\n

Well, a lot of people think that Warren Buffett thinks he\u2019s not paying enough. A lot of people think that Warren Buffett and Bill Gates think they\u2019re not paying enough and they think everybody\u2019s not paying enough and everybody should be paying more. And Warren Buffett does everything he can to pay as little as he can, and then leads investment deals for people so they can escape high taxes. So ergo, we get this guy calling from Lakeland telling us about his friends, who, when they hear Republicans talk about tax cuts, they think it\u2019s only for the rich. <\/p>\n

Thank you, Warren Buffett. Thank you, Bill Gates. Thank you, Obama. Thank you, Democrats, Thank you for this total, purposeful hypocrisy and lying, confusion about this. This is why I think there needs to be an artful, correct, passionate explanation, which makes me think of something else, too.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: You know what else I was thinking here, folks? This whole business of being a good citizen, a patriotic citizen, a good corporate citizen, you know, all of these people, they don\u2019t really state it, but the implication\u2019s clear that if you pay more than you owe in taxes, you\u2019re good citizen, you\u2019re being very patriotic. Or in the case of Buffett and Gates, all they have to do is come out and publicly say they are for raising taxes on the rich, and people, “They\u2019re good citizen. They\u2019re great, great people.” And in real life they do just the exact opposite. <\/p>\n

It got me to thinking about something. You ever wondered, it was about this religious business, I think it was in Colorado, that refused to bake a cake for a gay couple getting married. Remember all the hell that descended on \u2019em, and they decided that if they weren\u2019t gonna be allowed to run the business, they\u2019ll shut down. You ever stop to think that apparently it is that a business must service anybody who walks in the door. But do you patronize every business? You and me, we are allowed to decide where we want to go. Like what restaurant, we\u2019re allowed to determine, we can decide, “I don\u2019t want to go to that restaurant. I don\u2019t like the food, or I don\u2019t like the people there. You know, that restaurant\u2019s owned by an ex-con, I don\u2019t want to go there.” <\/line><\/p>\n

So consumers have the total right to be biased and prejudiced and discriminating against anybody. But let somebody walk into a business, and the business say, “Sorry, I am not comfortable doing business with you.” <\/p>\n

“Oh, yeah? Oh, yeah? Well, wait \u2019til I tweet this, you creep.” And the guy\u2019s out of business. What a one-way street it is. My point, look at all of the, I don\u2019t know, pressures or assumptions, look at all the baggage that we hamper business with. Look at all the hoops they\u2019ve gotta go through, the regulations, all the stuff just to get started, not to mention the costs. They have no leeway whatsoever and if they offend one person, all that person has to do is go tweet and it could be the end of their business. <\/p>\n

But the tweeter, the person doing the tweeting can decide every day of the week what business to avoid, what business to patronize, and nobody says a word. Nobody ever says that a customer is a racist, sexist, bigot, whatever, by decisions he makes or she. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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