Carl Levin actually said...

"It is not right, to leave that decision, it seems to me, the way it is decided so unilaterally, that a company can shift its value to a place---to a tax haven, which is what Ireland is."

"You are going to pay--Apple Inc. is going to pay the taxes on the income for all the parts of the world except for where two-thirds of the profits are created."

"You have a right to do that just the way you had a right not to shift that intellectual property for Mexico, Canada, and South America."

"You have an agreement which shifts the economic rights, the most valuable thing you have, to three Irish companies that pay no taxes."