for my colleagues on the left, the reason many of the proposals we're likely to hear about today aren't law is because of Democrat opposition, not Republican opposition.

The majority regularly decries corporate handouts and large corporations paying low or no tax, but, again, their so-called Inflation Reduction Act proves otherwise.

Democrats publicly and continuously blast carried interest as a loophole for the rich and blame Republicans for its existence.

Pointed out that this is a -- it's a terrible thing and I agree it's a terrible thing.

At the time, Democrats roundly criticized Republicans for not going far enough on carried interest.

Astonishing. I'm delighted that we're talking about things related to our deficit.

When I was serving as Governor of Massachusetts, I would hear occasionally some stories that gave me some concern.

Democrats publicly and continuously blast carried interest as a loophole for the rich and blame Republicans for its existence.

At the time, Democrats roundly criticized Republicans for not going far enough on carried interest.

for my colleagues on the left, the reason many of the proposals we're likely to hear about today aren't law is because of Democrat opposition, not Republican opposition.

I have introduced a piece of legislation which is known as the One Door to Work Act, which would allow as many as five other states to be able to also do what Utah does.

Astonishing. I'm delighted that we're talking about things related to our deficit. We should have been doing this for a long time and I appreciate the fact that we are.

If we don't like the taxes companies are paying, then let's be honest about it and change the federal law.

I completely agree with you on we need to stop subsidizing building in high risk areas.

the only thing that actually makes any measurable impact at all is putting a price on carbon, and no one seems to be willing to consider doing that.

I wish there was something we could do that would reduce the climate change we're seeing, and the warming of the planet.

the only thing that actually makes any measurable impact at all is putting a price on carbon, and no one seems to be willing to consider doing that.

I completely agree with you on we need to stop subsidizing building in high risk areas.