Sam Seder
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Republican Senator Offers Absolutely CLUELESS Explanation For Why The Rich Shouldn't Be Taxed More
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7:26Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, we watch a clip of Tenn. Senator Lamar Alexander explain why he thinks the rich shouldn't be taxed more.
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---Sen. Lamar Alexander sat down with CNBC to discuss a range of topics, including his ultimate vision for American immigration. What follows is an edited, condensed excerpt of the conversation.
CNBC's John Harwood: OK. Well, let's talk about the other issues. Civil rights, Confederate monument.
Alexander: Well, let's talk about Confederate monuments. I take high school teachers on the Senate floor before it opens — a senator can do that. They rush to various desks of the senators, Daniel Webster, various people. One of those desks is Jefferson Davis' desk. He left the Senate to be the president of the Confederacy.
There's a chop mark in the desk, because a Union soldier came in, when they came to Washington, and started chopping the desk. His commander said, "Stop. We're here to save the Union, not to destroy it."---
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