What Is Dave Rubin REALLY Getting Paid For?

[@Spencer481]

A recent Russian study showed that if you give someone an extra 100k a week they’re far more likely to stimulate the local economy by buying up a public skate park.

[@MichaelTorres-b2v]

In Soviet Russia, skate park buys you.

[@bh-zj4yt]

@@MichaelTorres-b2v Da. Moose and Squirrel Skate Park

[@mrdaveythebaby]

You slayed me 😂😂😂

[@heidithesausage]

😂 gold

[@andrina118]

says "I can't even" in weird robotic beanie voice

[@devoy5611]

Man, I really sympathize with Dave Rubin here. I'm also gay and stupid, it would be a real bummer if I was victimized by millions of dollars this way 😢

[@arthurswanson3285]

🤣

[@grychnel]

And as a Schizophrenic Bisexual, I... wait, why don't we just agree to support labor and life, considering that they're the source of all capital.

[@richardp6461]

I'd do it except for the hairy but thing. It's a bit of a deal breaker for me.

[@IAmNumber4000]

gay and stupid gang rise up not dave tho

[@slavajuri]

We should form a union and demand equal treatment for all dumb gays.

[@ClubhouseCrime]

Imagine George Santos being the most ethical in a group.

[@sspbrazil]

Life is strange

[@msannthrope1863]

@@ClubhouseCrime seriously

[@ExileHeretic]

Agent of Chaos

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

would nt George Santos be highly ethical in a population of 30 million people who thought Donald Trump was a patriot?

[@payback4803]

​@@AsifKhan-hf9zythose are duped tho. Can't blame them tbh. The leaders however know exactly what they're doing.

[@mechanic6682]

Jimmy Dore used to say he'd say anything for 30k. I guess he was lowballing his competitors.

[@pete_lind]

Did they even needed to pay him for pro Russia propaganda.

[@jeezusjr]

I stopped watching his channel years ago when two things occurred: my wife said that guy doesn't seem right, and separately a few weeks later when I realized he would say anything for a nickel.

[@advisorywarning]

@@jeezusjrlmao I said the same thing to my bf 🤣

[@ryancraig9352]

He was desperate.

[@jabraun00]

I wanna know who got jimmy dore streaming he's to dumb to figure it out

[@MJH-kr4zg]

Only Dave Rubin could “discover” Reaganomics in 2024.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

If he had discovered it in the 80s like every body, he would also know it doesn't work.

[@christopherwall2121]

"For the last time, RON, trickle-down economics doesn't work!"

[@magoo1950]

You win the Internet today.

[@johnhilton9023]

Lmfao

[@grmpEqweer]

Well, it's a lie that works VERY well for the top 10%.

[@letsRegulateSociopaths]

Rubin's logic is flawed. Only low income people spend their money. The rich BUY ASSETS DRIVING UPTHE COST OF RENT AND MORTGAGES.

[@Ktmfan450]

The guy selling you the $400K Lamborghini or your holiday home in the Florida Keys isn't struggling

[@annabellagardner3190]

He has a sophist argument, some will fall for it - weasel words that politicians and paid Russian propagandists speak.

[@ona512]

Low income people use practically every cent possible because they can't even save it somewhere.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

The moment he argues "what would YOU do with an extra 10% of your money? You'd spend it, right?" really gives out the fact that Rubin's job is to push rich people's ideas into not rich people's heads.

[@ExileHeretic]

Rich people spend other people's money.

[@mikeybuzzkill3681]

4:46 This is why we love TMR and you Sam. You don't do it for money. You do it to expose these ding dongs. Thank you guys!

[@joels5150]

A flat tax means some people pay 80% of their income while others pay 0.000000001% of their combined assets. How fair…

[@brentwalker8596]

Rubin might want to tweak his definition of "fair".

[@arcturionblade1077]

​@@brentwalker8596Rubin might want to give up all pretense and change his name to Rubinsky and address his fans as comrades.

[@landon4278]

It really doesn’t mean that, but the amount that they have left over to buy necessities is a larger portion of their remaining income. The reason progressive taxation is better is because the marginal utility of a dollar decreases at an increasing rate. Progressive taxation seeks to protect purchasing power, a flat tax widens the gap.

[@slipperynickels]

@@arcturionblade1077 don’t call rubin a communist, he’s a fascist tool for richer fascists.

[@Blueshirt38]

In his mind, it is still "fair" because you could also be rich, but you didn't take the opportunity to do such. Then you would also be paying fractions of a penny on each dollar.

[@greenjelly01]

I can never understand how libertarian ideology appeals to anyone older than 16.

[@TMDWTFIU]

Idiots, creeps, isolated weirdos & the terminally lonely. Assholes... there's a litany of people types!

[@IAMTHESWORDtheLAMBHASDIED]

there are far far too many selfish people alive today...

[@adamlouis3725]

libertarian systems work fine when the humans operating inside of it arent insipid, small, , greedy, violent children. any political system works when people arent involved and no political system works when people are involved

[@lmnisop5516]

The classic thinking of FYGM

[@moustik31]

Have you met an engineer student with a misplaced sense of his abilities to grasp social issues, history and psychology? Cause I have. 🙃🙃🙃

[@anthonyrowland9072]

You spelled Dave Ruble wrong...

[@annabellagardner3190]

😂😅

[@niningsetia4213]

​@@annabellagardner3190😢u just freaking riddance of Jim BEN photo won't stop u BEING VETERANS 😂

[@MonkeyPlantain]

😂😂😂Gold!

[@mechanic6682]

Bill Maher touched on this story and proudly stated "Dave Rubin is a friend of mine". Add that to his other friends Ben Shapiro and lovers, Ann Coulter and Bari Weiss.

[@horvathsogranfume658]

purity testing is dumb

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

Ann Coulter cannot be his lover.......... that makes no sense.......... did you mean Bridgette Macron?

[@Darkstarr-ud2go]

Rich Zionists the whole lot …

[@grmpEqweer]

​@@AsifKhan-hf9zy I think Ann Coulter devours her lovers like a black widow spider.

[@itgetter9]

"He is subsidized. [long, meaningful pause]. . . He's also an idiot." --Sam Seder on Rave Dubin 😆

[@Alex-cw3rz]

The reason a flat tax isn't fair is because the more money you make the more you rely on government investment from taxes to make the money, in fact it goes up astronomically the more you earn. Without roads, Internet and the electricity grid Jeff Bazos would have made exactly $0. Therefore, he should thank the government for every penny they let him keep. If you have a company that requires people with degrees, you are in debt to the entire education system etc.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

That's one very good reason. The other is that low income money is spent on essential goods, high income on luxury. In order to pay 20% tax out of a$2000 income,one has to give up on heating their home in winter. In order to pay the same 20% out of a $1.000.000 income one has to give up on their second Lamborghini...

[@Alex-cw3rz]

@@leparfumdugrosboss4216 yes marginal propensity to consume

[@Gildedmuse]

The biggest reason is that a flat tax hurts low income people exponentially more. It might sound fair, but in actuality it means that the highest earner would be paying .001% of their income while the poorest end up paying 90%+. At a flat rate, some people would be paying literally ALL their income on taxes. How are they even supposed to survive?

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

@@Alex-cw3rz it's more about marginal utility. Counter intuitively, from the earner's perspective each dollar of a $2000 income has more value than each dollar of a $1.000.000 income.

[@CatarinaStone]

@@Gildedmuse it's a flat rate, not a flat fee. Meaning everyone pays whatever percentage, let's say 20% to go with the other example in this chain. So if someone makes $2000, they pay $400 and if they make $1.000.000 they pay $200.000. The thing is in the first case you're left with $1600 and in the other $800.000. But the minimum cost of living is the same so the 1600 might not be enough to meet your needs but even if the second case spends $100.000 on needs, they still have $700.000 left over

[@johnboy4014]

The media should start asking Poole and Rubin if they're gonna pay the money back. I would love to see/hear their reply.

[@annabellagardner3190]

It’s proceeds of a crime. Tim should donate it all to Ukraine for medical supplies to make amends for his Russian propaganda.

[@horvathsogranfume658]

tim has replied: "i am talking with my lawyers"

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

I mean, they are victims, right? It's indecent to blame them even more, don't you think? Would you require a r-word victim to pay back?

[@sporer_]

17:47 the moment Dave says “think about this”, my brain instantly knows it will require zero thinking for the next several minutes while he word salads some of the dumbest shit you can find on the political side of KZbin

[@IAmNumber4000]

thinking doesn't do much good if your brain is stupid unfortunately

[@horseytown]

IT GETS STUPIDER: THE DAVE RUBIN STORY

[@gilbertmacnaughton4763]

I…agree

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

I really hope there’s a doc titled that in the future.

[@bmfj3104]

You know what actually already worked...a progressive tax system with accountability. Trickle down theory produced wealth inequality, budget deficits and reduction of social programs.

[@martin2289]

Rubin either doesn't know or has long forgotten what it's like being poor in America.

[@freepalestine-dm2zq]

Definitely has never known.

[@WinnieHoneyBeeTea]

😂 All that Dave Rubin argued for was basically trickle down economics

[@MJH-kr4zg]

Joe Rogan described Dave Rubin best. “Cognitively limited.”

[@3ld919]

Takes one to know one.

[@CyndiConnard]

Rogan must have a mirror! Both the same...gross

[@jamesregiste960]

​@@3ld919who D'ya mean!? Rubinstein or Rogañ?!

[@3ld919]

@@jamesregiste960 They are both idiots, but I am not sure which one is the bigger moron.

[@TobiasC-mg4zk]

Intellectually disinclined perhaps?

[@TheBigTunaMunster]

Russia is not buying our best.

[@cameronramey9667]

And I'm not sure any of them are good people...

[@moustik31]

Well, our "best" arent stanning for right-wing ideals and/or Russian authoritarianism.

[@T.E.S.S.]

yeah that's kind of the point

[@ZeketheZealot]

If everyone needs to be taxed the same amount, then each item of food needs to cost the same percentage of wealth. I hope that Rubin enjoys his $48,000 banana

[@moustik31]

☝🏾☝🏾☝🏾

[@CrewsMachine]

If your default is so pro Russian that a questionable entity wants to pay you a lot of money with no strings attached you are an asset and not a victim.

[@grmpEqweer]

Well said.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

The concept is called in economics marginal propensity to consume. It's below university level economics yet is to complex for right wingers to understand

[@Zaprozhan]

They are also paid not to understand.

[@YaySyu]

Tucker Carson is for sure doing the same thing

[@bigdaddyaen]

Funny thing is, I think there was a leaked email or something along those lines saying Tenet was hesitant to promote Tucker because it would have been too obvious they where shilling for Russia.

[@swolekhine]

Carlson is unfortunately very smart, unlike Rubin, and knows exactly what kind of damage he's inflicting. He's also so rich that $5m doesn't mean much to him.

[@dozzer009]

⁠​⁠@@swolekhine Are you sure about that? Because last time I checked, he was fired from his tits job because he didn’t know the kind of damage he was inflicting. 🙄

[@jenhug8]

Funny 'cause when I heard the Disguised voice recording, based on the way he said his A's and I's, I couldn't put my finger on it at first, but eventually guessed it was Tucker Carlson as the Anonymous Influencer. And lo and behold surprise surprise, he lives in Florida!

[@moustik31]

But better implemented, I hope.

[@joshstearns4277]

Thanks!

[@douglashobden]

Dave truly is the gift that keeps giving.

[@vulcanfeline]

er, the gift that keeps on taking...

[@KangarooFlyer-ry6gb]

The grift that keeps on grifting

[@Argumemnon]

I think they're paying him to be an idiot. It's the only explanation.

[@absolutfreak5012]

He was being paid very fairly in that case.

[@pjbrown4736]

Money for nothing and the clicks for free.

[@sspbrazil]

*An useful idiot.

[@jimbaxter8488]

Sam Seder? Yep, exactly right….a true idiot.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

The money is for the talking points. The idiocy is his natural talent.

[@miltz76]

It’s definitely not his intellect.

[@charlesandrews2360]

Think of all the money we could flush into the economy if we cancelled all student debt.

[@scifirealism5943]

That's why politicians are opposed to it.

[@ComradeCatpurrnicus]

"Wowie, now that so much of my benefactor money is gone, I'm suddenly more concerned about taxes, go figure!" - Another high level idea from Dave "all I care about in life is money" Rubin

[@tobiashardy1620]

Lots of people work hard and honourably for a just about survivable income. Others have no morality and are well off.

[@horvathsogranfume658]

correlated, imo

[@VALUST17]

Many evil men are rich, and many good men poor; But we will not exchange our virtue for their wealth, since virtue lasts forever. Whereas wealth belongs now to one man, now to another. - Solon

[@russellfrancis813]

The rich who get those taxes cut aren't about to go spend those millions. What a bunch of BS.

[@jimbaxter8488]

A guy with $5 is ‘rich’ according to some in Africa and India…try thinking outside of the extremely narrow assumed Marxist lens. The world is bigger and more complex than an ideology that espouses ‘taxing everyone into oblivion’ to fund a big government that isn’t responsible with what they manage now…why continue to support such a failed big government ideology?

[@TubularCeaser]

Oh they will spend that money… on bribing lawmakers to give them more money and to secure more power and influence. Turns out giving the rich more money doesn’t suddenly make them benevolent saviors and just means they will have an easier time doing what they did before. What a shock.

[@grmpEqweer]

We've been trying that since Reagan, I'm not getting that trickle-down. Just trickled on.

[@jimbaxter8488]

Everybody got tax cuts not just the rich..which is a very good thing.

[@jimbaxter8488]

@@grmpEqweer ‘trickle down’ is a misrepresentation of what free markets do. The entire world is infinitely better off under a free market system instead of a Marxist/fascist big government dictatorship welfare state (where only government politicians and their cronies are rich)

[@mrdaveythebaby]

Rubin is as sophisticated as a stoned 14 year old.

[@MrXaersK]

thats insulting to stoned 14 year olds tbh

[@mrdaveythebaby]

@MrXaersK you know, I think you're right.

[@sargonsblackgrandfather2072]

I was smoking an 8th a day when I was 14 and wasn’t as stupid as Dave

[@mrdaveythebaby]

@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you guys are right. I even knew it when I was typing.

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Not to pile on, but yeah 14 yr old stoners ain’t as dumb as Dave

[@chriscarroll1422]

Man we were so close when people were protesting the 1 percent but somehow they distracted us from the core problem

[@fredcilano899]

If a family of four made $50,000 between two workers, they wouldn't pay any federal tax and with child tax credit would get a refund. With the flat tax they would now have to pay $5,000 in tax and that would take money out of the economy as they wouldn't have it to spend.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

I wonder if 100,000 a video was enough to see what's under the beanie

[@Francisco-xu8ef]

How about everybody pay the same percentage tax every year on their net worth?? That ought to shut Dave Rubin up...

[@DerptyDerptyDUM]

Dave's wallet is in recovery mode from taking in all these high-level Russian paychecks.

[@TMDWTFIU]

LOL!

[@SuperbowlJoel]

10% more money for the average person amounts to covering a month or two of their expenses. Rubin is so stupid.

[@ComradeCatpurrnicus]

Flat taxes are regressive, even if its just a single flat and "equal" percentage. A family that makes $20,000 a year and a family makes $100,000 both go spend $200 a week for groceries for their family, the taxes the $20,000 a year family end up paying are way more of a percentage of their total income than the percentage of taxes out of their total income that the $100,000 a year family makes. It seems "equal" on the front end, but it is anything but equal in the outcomes.

[@jcarpntr]

It only seems equal to morons like Dave Rubin and whoever his audience is. The more I hear the guy speak the harder it is to decide if he’s a playing a really stupid character or he’s just genuinely that stupid in real life. Either way the most discouraging thing about it is the number of people who must consuming his idiocy to allow him to make a very comfortable living peddling it.

[@KangarooFlyer-ry6gb]

Not true. The wealthy family will spend more on groceries buying this quality tRump stakes

[@Erawk]

One of the most essential life lessons I had to teach children when I was a para is, "fair is not equal."

[@mosab643]

Saying that flat tax is fairer than progressive taxation is like saying that a straight line y=ax+b is somehow fairer than a parabola or an exponential curve.

[@KD-ou2np]

Policy based on just vibes no thoughts

[@J.Soffer]

I remember getting $300 from Bush the Lesser back in the day and thinking, "What is this supposed to do?" And to this day, I would rather they kept it and NOT BAILED OUT THOSE COMPANIES! They deserved the fate they were facing because it was their own making. They deserved the same treatment any small business would've faced in the same situation. We would be so much better off with fewer conglomerates and a clear message when it comes to their dealings: eff around and find out!

[@MJH-kr4zg]

“Rubin on the other hand will take money from anybody.” Dave Rubin, the Clay Davis of online political commentary.

[@KevinPhilipsBong1]

Nah, Clay is clever and charismatic. Dave is more like Clay's driver. Though I guess Dave at least "got done federal"

[@Maybe_Tom_Cruise]

Sheeeeeeeeit

[@ThreaT650]

It's not unfair to say if you CHOOSE to make a million more dollars, then you are CHOOSING to enter a higher tax bracket on that excess income, as everyone, even poor folks will have to do the same if they make that much money.

[@leparfumdugrosboss4216]

Support for the flat tax is a litmus test for brain damage

[@alexkiss1603]

I love how Sam says “idiot” when he’s talking about Dave Rubin. So mean.

[@martin2289]

Big difference between "without discrimination" and being indiscriminate.

[@nancyjay790]

Nicely put.

[@user-Dumbunny]

If someone tells you that a flat tax is the only fair tax, ask them what they think about a flat 2% wealth tax.

[@garivczdanv1458]

Bump Up Those Numbers

[@jecarlin]

Dave Rubles

[@MichaelSplatkins]

The idea of a flat tax is utterly morally bankrupt. A dollar for a millionaire has next to no personal value. But for someone making the national average annual income of 45k every dollar is a GD treasure! It stands between them and starvation or homelessness or their kids not getting medication. Corporations used to pay up to 90% income taxes! And our quality of life, our cost of living vs wages, our economy was the best we've EVER had it! The wealthy don't need to strangle us for a resource that does not benefit them in any meaningful way! They can remain obscenely rich while we live comfortably for the first time in a generation!

[@JeremySnyder-p3d]

Flat tax isn’t based upon absolute dollars, but a percentage of income or net worth typically. The real outrage should be directed against those who are trying to make the flat tax higher than the current lowest tax bracket, which in turn would raise many poor people’s taxes.

[@williamjameslehy1341]

Using "ask" as a noun is possibly my least favourite innovation of corporate-speak.

[@kevinshamrok]

So how do I get victimized where I end up getting 5 million a year?!

[@mochapoundcake]

8:44 This equal tax rate gibberish has been going around since the 80s, if not earlier. Tough sell and I hope it never gets sold.

[@bigfatdynamo246]

Whoa, whoa, Sam, you can't be throwing such high-level ideas around. Dave's brain is going to be in recovery mode for a while now.

[@claybadger]

We concur. It would be wrong not to speculate.😂

[@payback4803]

Santos "why I left the right" arc incoming? 😂

[@nancyjay790]

Doubt it. He's trying to avoid another round of charges, and he's finally noticing when things may get caught.

[@johmyh14]

There's no money in leftwing grifting.

[@diallo1347]

Sometimes, when I watch a Dave Rubin clip, I like to pretend that I'm watching him unironically. The problem is that I forget to exhale and inhale and I break character.

[@livelongandtroll9108]

OMG, I'm sure he has been making this exact same argument for years. My personal purgatory would be hearing Dave Rubin's "talking about ideas" on loop for eternity. Always the same, once in a while changing the nomenclature without any meaningful difference , like when "the regressive left" became "the woke left".

[@MrTScolaro]

What Sam described is called in economics, the marginal propensity to consume. Rich people's consumption is not greatly changed by, say 10% more income. If someone less than rich's income is increased by 10%, they will spend most of it. Sam's proposal is exactly the opposite of Reaganomics and more than arguably the reason that average economic growth has shrunk since the adoption of Reaganomics.

[@cassandratq9301]

Where is Tucker Carlson? Florida, I think.

[@promeitheus]

Moscow, last i saw, in a grocery store and loving it!

[@TobiasC-mg4zk]

A French grocery store in Moscow.

[@jenhug8]

Yes!!! That's exactly what I thought. I could tell by the way the disguised voice recording said it's A's and I's. "Sounds a lot like Tucker Carlson" -- quoth I. I then looked it up. Lo and Behold Carlson has a $5million home in Boca Grande Florida!

[@scoobertmcruppert2915]

Use your brains people, Tucker would not call into a local news station to give an anonymous interview about this.

[@KangarooFlyer-ry6gb]

Some people call Dave Rueben a paid stooge. But that gives a bad name to Larry, Moe, and Curly

[@Kermit-The-Smaug]

When you are handed a blank check and a list of talking points and you don’t question where the money or talking points are coming from, that makes you a shill.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

In the UK the GDP growth per year was when we had the highest rate on the top rate of income tax and everytime it was dropped gdp dropped. Because it reduced the amount government could invest and they also introduced things like VAT an acrual flat tax which reduces the spending power of everyday people more than the rich.

[@johnbriggs3916]

VAT was a good idea because it was easier to implement and harder to evade. The unintended consequence was that it easier for the Government to increase.

[@FireMoon42]

Ironic he picked Webster's dictionary, the dictionary bought out by a corporation that then changed the definition of fascism to remove references to fascism being "essentially corporate in nature".

[@MichaelAronson]

Is that true? Genuinely asking. I noticed M-W completely changed their format and locked full definitions behind a paywall, which is kind of horrifying.

[@FireMoon42]

@MichaelAronson Snopes squirms on it arguing semantics around the given definition of corporation however, after several paragraphs of deflection, they admit the definition was changed in the 1980s to remove any mention of it.

[@jeffafa1730]

Half of that income goes to bots since he doesn't have real viewers

[@letsRegulateSociopaths]

THEY DO SPEND THE MONEY. IN REAL ESTATE. INFLATION IS CAUSED BY INCOME INEQUALITY.

[@davidradtke160]

Ehh some of it is cause by free international capital. China and Russian money doesn’t Trust their government, so they hide their money in our real estate.

[@jbrownil]

Dave's baby brain "understanding" of the economy is incredible

[@westwasthecry]

Great clip. Love the passionate “pause!” exclamations!

[@EricB-r7d]

Dave Rubin just volunteered to be the first rich person we eat...

[@AsifKhan-hf9zy]

you really want to eat Dave the morning after he slept with his husband the nite before............ yeeuck........

[@sawtooth808]

In the words of Dennis Leary in Ice Age “I don’t eat junk food”

[@JonathanB138]

"Victim" of their own greed and hubris

[@Puketapu]

Sam’s contempt for Rubin is always good content

[@Plymonk666]

Rich people borrow against money to do what ever they want to do and therefore pay know income tax or business tax because your business on paper lost the money it loaned. It’s called unrealised assets (that Kamala is aiming to tax so they can’t get away with it and exclude loans with zero interest or secured against unrealised assets from your business accounts; meaning they will have to pay tax on their profits that remain. Now that’s closer to fair; but not anywhere close enough 15:46

[@donalobrien9422]

They never whine about the inflationary effects of tax cuts.

[@scifirealism5943]

Yep

[@aguy6833]

rubin isn't as rich as musk that's why he goes table to table at eateries hoping someone will pay for his meal

[@Collin2199]

Ah! Rubin never disappoints 😂😂

[@sawtooth808]

I just wish Michael Brooks was alive to witness this moment. He would be in Beast mode picking Dave Rubin apart

[@Collin2199]

@@sawtooth808 OMG you just shook me with your Brooks reference♥️

[@starshark3450]

Amazing that Rubin said all that without using the terms "Supply Side" or "Trickle Down". Why is that, Dave? I mean, it's what you're talking about.

[@toph8298]

Crave Rubles

[@travisdixon3309]

I didn’t show up for scandal, but how did you start with Kamala Harris’s loose past ( shoutout to Downtown Willie Brown ) and end with Dave Rubin’s flat tax plan?

[@codbdup88]

I had a question of when this deal first started and how long they were being paid before the DOJ found out?

[@netokronos]

Before the war it was much easier to fund this kind of thing, so my guess is around when ukraine repelled the invasion of their capital and Russia realized they were in for the long haul

[@InSearchOfSin]

The FBI had to have interviewed Pool, Rubi, Benny, and the rest of Tenet before they dropped an indictment. How long did they know the Feds were on to them, because they waited for an indictment before saying anything.

[@kylemiller6560]

18:15 Dave's for ppl that think the magic school is is too thinky.

[@davidblank420]

Dave Rubenstein, professional glazer. 😂

[@hunterv9983]

Bruh. And he's glazing people who'd see him and his husband imprisoned or publicly executed and their kids sent to White Christian families.

[@nancyjay790]

He does look a bit glazed.

[@axiomt5981]

Russky Rubin is showing his true colours!

[@AP-op4rc]

Dave Poopbin

[@brentwalker8596]

So you're telling me that Rave Dubin isn't an economist?

[@Freewill415]

poor ppl will spend it right away because survival and living standard sake, but someone who already making half a mill is def gonna give that money to their financial advisor who will invest that money into top tech stock like Alphabet, but Alphabet will not hire more Eng or spend more on food at their campus cafeteria just cuz their stock goes up. that just facts of life.

[@billybigwig1154]

Love the show. Left is best!

[@brentwalker8596]

The first question is: what is the ideal economy? What is the goal of a "great" economy? What about our present economic situation is not ideal? How good can an economy be and how long can any good economy remain at that state? Rubin is a simpleton dealing with a fairly complex issue in a simple way. He is focusing on appealing on people's greed and ignorance to pitch a tax scheme that would end up hurting the most vulnerable and increasing the wealth gap.

[@scifirealism5943]

Exactly

[@jodie3339]

You guys make my day, every day 😂😂

[@xq8152]

We need MR Coin.

[@Tmanaz480]

HugoCoin.

[@6trillionmiles]

Ok it’s done. I have a box. Inside the box is a paradigm shifting protocol that optimizes block chain technology for snarky IM’s to Sam Seder integrated with MR Coin

[@SecondLifeDesigner]

Wealthy business people use more of the services we all pay for than the average person. Therefore they should pay a higher tax rate. It is that simple.

[@davejavumorse0416]

You guys have character and morals. I'm glad you are on my side. 🎉

[@Iggsy81]

I remember Emma saying years ago back at TYT Dave was super lazy and just didnt want to do any real work... sounds like some things never change!

[@phillip8132]

I couldn't stand listening to people like rubin, walsh or shapiro but I enjoy listening to sam rail about how stupid they are.Thanks to the majority report for sitting through their nonsense so we don't have to.

[@markrussell4682]

The legal voting age should be 14 to 40.

[@garivczdanv1458]

Can We Gerrymander The Middleschoolers?🎉

[@jshowao]

Imagine almost forgoing $5 million because the person clamouring to give it to you supported social justice and not because everything else was fake.

[@johnbriggs3916]

It's almost as if he been caught that way before.

[@williamtayor9530]

Forever to be known as ... Dave Rubles

[@cwidd1929]

literally a 30min segment saying, "dumb person says dumb thing" - saved you a click

[@cassandratq9301]

Good question.