Kevin SchneiderHostWe had that whole WikiLeaks thing, or ProPublica leak, sorry, not the WikiLeaks, the ProPublica leak, back around 2018, 19, that showed the top 2,000 richest people and companies in the United States and their tax returns.
And everyone saw that the richest people, the multi-multi-millionaires, the billionaires, We're paying very little to no tax.
So then it's always explained this way, besides that they're not paying their fair share, which I won't go there.
But in reality, what they're doing is they're following the tax incentives that exist.
They're using the incentives that we want them to use, or at least our Congress wants them to use.
And generally, they're good for our society and our nation that give them tax deductions or tax credits.
We have an article here that came out recently, and I wanted to share this, but if you could pull up our article.

But if you just take a look at a percentage level, It's like people get upset about that number.
We had that whole WikiLeaks thing, or ProPublica leak, sorry, not the WikiLeaks, the ProPublica leak, back around 2018, 19, that showed the top 2,000 richest people and companies in the United States and their tax returns.
And everyone saw that the richest people, the multi-multi-millionaires, the billionaires, We're paying very little to no tax.
So then it's always explained this way, besides that they're not paying their fair share, which I won't go there.
But in reality, what they're doing is they're following the tax incentives that exist.
They're using the incentives that we want them to use, or at least our Congress wants them to use.
And generally, they're good for our society and our nation that give them tax deductions or tax credits.
We have an article here that came out recently, and I wanted to share this, but if you could pull up our article.

But if you just take a look at a percentage level, It's like people get upset about that number.
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