Today we are in Bethlehem and this is the scene of a parliamentary by-election that's happening at the moment. The Fulbrightman is standing in this by-election for good reason. We know what goes on in this town, we know what goes on in towns all over this country. There is a Muslim dominance here in Bethlehem. There's a Muslim dominance in many parts of this country. And it's ignored by the mainstream press, by the mainstream politicians. We are stepping in and stepping up to expose the truth about what happens in this town and other towns like it. This is Batli grammar school and it's in this school that a teacher made a mistake. He used the depiction of the Islamic prophet Muhammad in one of his lessons. He's been in hiding ever since. He's got good reason to be afraid because a teacher in France who did something similar was beheaded for it. We know what happened in Charlie Hebdo, in Paris. People are killed for this. They are killed because they are breaching the rules of Sharia law. Nobody stood up for this teacher. Unions didn't defend him, politicians didn't defend him, the press didn't defend him. He breached Sharia law and in the UK today you're on your own when you breach Sharia law, but not any more. For Britain is absolutely determined to expose the realities of this. We have been fighting against the imposition of Sharia law in this country since our foundation and we will continue to fight it. We won't tiptoe around these issues. We are upfront and honest about it and we must be because the British people deserve honesty on these issues. Just look at the situation that we're in. A school teacher showed a picture, didn't break any laws, didn't do anything immoral. He showed a picture and now his life is ruined. He will never be safe again. This is where we are and our entire mainstream, the press, politicians, they just look the other way. It's like they pretend this isn't happening. They're not facing up to the reality of this at all. But in 21st century Britain, we are under the thumb of Sharia law. It's time to wake up to that. We must wake up to that, not just wake up to it but stop it, fight it, oppose it, but people don't. And they don't because they're afraid of being labelled racists or fascists. It's absurd. It's ludicrous. It's 21st century Britain. But what happened in this school is not the sole problem. It's just one example from a much wider, much more serious problem. And that problem is a cultural clash. A clash between the Muslim minority and the British majority. We are talking about vastly different cultural values. These cultural values are completely incompatible. A massive difference in attitudes towards women, towards homosexuals, towards Jews, towards freedom of speech and towards authority in general. Much of the Muslim minority in this country does not respect our laws, our values or our culture. And this is a widespread problem and it's a problem that isn't going away and it's a problem that isn't confined to badly grammar school. We have the imposition of halal meat across the public sector and it doesn't matter if you object to that. Muslims always dominate in this area, but much more serious than that. And this happens in badly and across this country. Serious crimes are being committed by Muslims and the police are looking the other way.  The police do nothing because for decades the Labour Party in particular has accused people of racism if they dare to stand up to this horror.  It is not racist to object to unnecessary cruelty to animals. It is not racist to demand everyone have freedom of speech.  So for Britain is very, very clear. We need one law for all in this country. We need the police to be accountable to the public. There is no accountability at present. We want our freedom of speech protected, not just in Parliament but protected from Parliament. For Britain wants a written constitution for this country that guarantees equality for all people in the legal system, the judiciary and we want our freedom. We want our freedom to speak. We want the press held to account. We want them to tell the truth about what happens in this country. We are tired of being smeared as racists and fascists merely for standing up for the decent British majority. For standing up for the truth and for standing up for justice. That's why we are here. That's why our party exists in the first place because mainstream politics has betrayed us. Mainstream press has continued to lie and smear and cover up. There is no justice in this country today. For Britain is here to fight for that justice, to bring it back and to give this country back to its decent British majority. On the first of July the people of Batley and Spen have a chance to make a real difference, to make history. The House of Commons is filled with yes men and yes women. They don't stand up. They don't make waves, cause controversy, tell it like it is. At some point the people in this country are going to have to send an MP to the House of Commons that will stand up and demand action on these issues from our government. We have a chance to make real change here. We have a chance to turn the tide, to steer the ship of Britain back in the right direction. If you send me to the House of Commons on the first of July I will be that MP that demands the government makes change. That demands the government confront the shocking injustices that are happening across our country. It is time to stop this now. It is time to send someone to the House of Commons who will make a real difference. On the first of July if you send me to Parliament I will be the person that makes the right decisions for Britain. I will be the person who fights for Britain.


As a speaker right Honourable Tajuddin Abbas on Monday unveiled the then Legislative House needs assessment report at a Development Partners stakeholders meeting in Abuja. The report is a fallout of the partnership arrangement reached at the toilet of the leadership of the family of Baja Biamila-led Ninth House and Development Partners on ways to improve the capacity of lawmakers in addressing development issues in the country. The capacity and effectiveness of parliamentary institutions in the country. The program focuses on strengthening the national assembly by providing support, training and technical assistance to parliamentarians and parliamentary staff in areas such as legislative drafting, policy analysis, budgeting, oversight, representation, etc. It is intended to harness parliamentary development programs whose objectives may include strengthening democratic governance, legislative reform and policy advocacy, strengthening parliamentary procedures and practices, enhancing oversight and accountability, and strengthening parliamentary administration. The speaker right Honourable Tajuddin Abbas, who was represented by the Deputy Speaker, right Honourable Benjamin Kalu, says the document is in line with the French Legislative Agenda, which is to uplift the legislative standard of the National Assembly and to ensure transparency and accountability in legislative business. This is in line with our legislative agenda, which identifies the strengthening of internal capacity of the legislature as a critical factor towards achieving all that legislative objectives. As a result, the document before us today reflects our current capabilities and the urgent requirements needed to elevate the standard of our legislative functions. The need for continuous capacity strengthening in the legislature is more known to us all. The high turnover rates at the National Assembly pose a significant challenge to maintaining continuity and building on the institutional knowledge that is crucial for effective governance. While acknowledging that the document is a work in progress, the development partners agree that the documents will improve the quality and capacity of legislation going forward. The partnership will further improve the relationship between the House and the civil society organization in addressing capacity gaps for the growth and development of the country. This is what I have talked about getting involved in national development discourse. The second language is that expanding the circle of support to include non-traditional intervention providers. Now we are talking about engaging with organized private sector. We're talking about the land profits. We're talking about civil society, even within the national economy that can engage with the National Assembly. But more importantly, with respect to capacity, there has been a redevelopment of capacity that is not only the honorable members that need capacity. The personnel, the staff need capacity. Even the citizens that want to engage with the House also need capacity. And if you have this elaborate notion of what capacity may be, it will be easy for us to have an understanding. As the UNDP, as the Global Lead Development Agency with a mandate of governance and support to parliamentary institutions, will continue to support the legislative agenda and the government of Nigeria to fulfill their obligations to the citizens. I would like to wish everyone here well today in our collective effort to coordinate and operationalize. It is that Kass is convinced that the needs assessment that will be presented today will definitely serve as a solid and robust foundation to implement the legislative agenda, which is of course what we are all about and what we are set out. And I also want to take off what Prof. just said, that this is a work in progress, this is a living document, so let's fill it with life and let's keep it alive, please. And the third and last point is that we need to be clear that we need to make monitoring of the legislative agenda and monitoring the recommendation a priority for all of us. The current I don't know which truly from the bottom of my heart very grateful for this opportunity that we need face to face leadership. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


اللهم صلي وسلم و بارك و أنا أم عظم و كرم على سيدنا و حبيبنا و طبينا و شفعنا و قائدنا و قرد عيننا سيدنا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم today's recitation there is a lot of meanings it takes a lot of time but I'll stop at a request and a statement in Surat Al-Shu'ara the request from Sayyidina Ibrahim عليه الصلاة والسلام he said ولا تخذني يوم يبعثون يوم لا ينفعو منه ولا بنوء إلا من أطلاله بيقل بنسريم ولا تنفعني في اليوم المساعدة and that day nothing will benefit anybody not their money, not their wealth, not their children except if they come to Allah with قلب سليم a heart that is sound that's pure that's active and his statement Sayyidina Ibrahim عليه الصلاة والسلام he said later on a few verses he said والذي خلقني فهو يهدين والذي هو يطعموني و يسطيني the one who created me he guide me and the one who feed me and give me drink and he said if I get sick he didn't say Allah made me sick look at the adab with Allah he said if I did something wrong I became sick he will cure me والذي يمتنيني ثم يحيين and the one who take my life make me resurrected again Sayyidina Ibrahim asked this now the answer came for the قلب السليم it came in sort of anemil it's a hidden answer but a lot of the people of Ihsan and Arahi they mention this where it said that the queen of Sabbath she said إن الملوك إذا دخلوا قرية أفسدوه و جعلوا أعزة أهلها أذلة و كذلك يفعلون she said indeed if the kings enter a village they will ruin the village and they will make whatever elevated and indeed that's what they do so they say the village is your heart and the kings there are several kings there is the love of Allah سبحانه وتعالى the love of Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم the love of the Qur'an any of them they enter your heart whatever elevated all the bad characters the anger, the hate trade or whatever it is they will be the lead and that will turn the heart to be sound heart قلب سليم and the last thing I want to mention when I was saying Ibrahim if you see in all the Qur'an or most of the things that he mentioned in the Qur'an whenever the prophet they ask somebody for Allah الله جفت رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم and they ask him سيدنا إبراهيم صدره لا تخزين يوم يبعثون الله سد يوم لا يخز الله نبي الله و نقوط سيدنا موسى سد رب الشحل يصدري الله سد ألا بشحلك الصدرك سيدنا إبراهيم صدر تغفر أسكأ for مغفرة الله سد ليغفر الله قول لذنبك so if you go through all the Qur'an you see how the status that Allah gave to our Rasulullah صلى الله عليه وسلم و صلى الله عليه وسلم محمد و عليها إنشاءه بيجر


Hey I'm Tom Merritt from The Daily Tech News Show. I'm also very hungry. Let's count down snacks. Snack time. You know, along with nap time, it's one of the best times of the day. But what upon which to snack? If you're of the geeky persuasion, perhaps a developer or a coder, hardware hacker, creator, or just all around geeky, there are some time-honored favorites. Now I originally planned on making an ethnographic study of geekdom to determine just which snacks are most prevalent in geek society. But I was too hungry so I just asked people on the internet instead. Here are the top five geekiest snacks. Number five. Cup noodles. Ramen. Ramen. If it's an instant noodle, you cook by bathing it in boiling water, it counts. Staple of internet gaming cafes the world round. You can't escape its delicious, salty, and often spicy aroma. Did you know Korean Air even makes it for you on its international flights? Coming in at number four. Soilent. Not the Charlton Heston one made of people. The meal replacement powder named after the Charlton Heston one. Actually, it's named after the novel Make Room, Make Room upon which the arguably inferior movie was also based. Anyway, the powder was once touted as having almost everything you needed to live. It's now seen more as a healthy alternative to some meals. But if you need a meal for an all night session of gaming or coding, Soilent is easy to prepare, delivers a lot of nutrition in an easy to digest, usually formula. Up to number three. Cheetos. There is, of course, a raging argument about whether you must eat them with chopsticks or not. Or whether flaming hot Cheetos are in fact the best Cheetos, which they are. But let's not get political. Let's just agree that puffed corn dusted with a tasty cheese is a very popular energy supplement. Sliding in at number two. Mountain Dew. I mean, really, we could put any sweet drink with caffeine in it here. Red Bull, Joel Ball's list goes on. But the prototype for high caffeine content and sugary soda with a refreshing lime-like taste is the Dew. At number one, Doritos. Like Cheetos, but flat. So geeky Taco Bell was forced to make taco shells out of them. Did you know that the Doritos you probably think of are actually flavored? The Nacho Cheese flavored Dorito. The original Doritos were merely taco flavored. And yes, Cool Ranch is just as popular as Nacho Cheese now. This secured its spot at number one on this list when multiple people wrote, how has nobody mentioned Doritos? And in fact, many people had already mentioned Doritos. Doritos, it's number one. Now, this is just my informal survey combined with my own astute intuition. But there are weaknesses wither lunchables or hot pockets. What about pocky sticks or handy snacks? Tell you what, let's keep this list going. What would you add to your list of geekiest snacks? Let us know in the comments. And if you want more great tech news and info, subscribe to our channel, youtube.com slash daily tech news show, get the podcast at daily tech news show and if you can help support us so we can buy some snacks at patreon.com slash dts. We'll see you there.


Wel, mae'r teimlo i'r TV yn ymwneud dros y gwaith oedd Southampton 1 oedd yma, yw'r gwaith fwynt oedd y South Coast. Ffantastig oedd y fan yw'r gwaith yn ymddiadau'r gwaith. Mae'r ddechrau yn ymddangos i Southampton a'r gwaith yw'r gwaith. Mae'r ffyrdd yw'r gwaith yw'r gwaith yw'r gwaith a'r gwaith yn ymddiadau. Ffyrdd yw'r gwaith, mae'n gweithio'n gweithio i'r Conecoli, ac yn gweithio'n gwybod i'r bobl. Mae'r fawr wedi bod ni'n gwiswyr wedi'u gwirio. Roeddwn ni'n gwiswyr dod yn gw니까u, nid yw'r fawr mawr, sy'n gwiswyr fod hi'r gyruch a'u ymgynchohol, ond mae e'n gwiswyr am broswyddoedd, rydyn ni'n gwiswyr o'r fawr o'r hanesfa, a'r gwasanaeth wedi eu bod ni'n mynd i'r ymu mynd yn gwiswyr. Ond yn gweithio'r weltydd o'i gwasanaeth ar gwaith eich bod ni yn nacolw'r fawr, O'r parwyr ymlaen nhw ddod o'r iawn ymddangos a'r bach o'r bach, ac oedd rhai gwneud o'r diogel, yn ffordd.  Sheamus wedi cael ei wneud yn cael Llywodraeth Cymru. Mae'r Jagd yn fel cymryd yn ffordd. Felly mae'r ddeimlo'n ddifŵr o'r ddeimlo'r gwneud Cymru. Felly mae'r ddefnyddio'r ddimlu'r ddifwyr. Mae'r ddechrau arno i fynd i'r ffordd. it's all the important little bit that people won't be able to quantify but he was fantastic at doing that today and it was a tricky game it was a difficult game and he got us through it so I just wanted to speak again about him and quite sure it won't be the last time I talk about him because I have been so so impressed with him and Tarkovsky, a pair of them have been brilliant a'r amser o ailig yn y ddweud, dyma'n ddoch yn roedd yna ac mae'n bach ohertyn i'r ardedigol, dyma'n eich ysweld o fy modd, rhai o'r reffordd eraill o pob yma, o'r gweithio o'r reffordd felly yn fi arno, a yna'n greu yma, yna rydych chi arno, ond fo'r reffordd es i'w gweld yn yng Nghymru, Anthony Taylor, yw'r bleffir i'r meizi srach darbyn. Felly y Vandyke challenge, yn my opinion, ym mwy ffasodd ar Everson Royall challenge sydd yn roi'r goth sy'n hoff yn Vandyke o'r iella carden. Vae ar ddeithas dweud i helpu mwy bwys gwrs, ac yw'r one i'n argynni, wedi armstrang o'r wobe, wedi cael ei wneud ar y red carden, roedd yn eich cyflwydoedd. Felly, yn ddechrau, mae'n cael ei wneud. Mae'r dros y pwynt o'r fydd yn y dyfodol, Dwight McNeil, oedd wedi'r gwneud eich bod yn eu golygu. Ffyrwodd yn eich mewn gwneud. Hefyd ti'n gwneud i'r maes, rwy'n gwneud eich bod yna, hefyd ti'n gwneud i'r maes eich bod yn gwneud. Mae angen i ifyth yn y ddwynt o Gymru, oogi'n ffordd honno. Mae wedi chi'n gwybod i'ch gennym am ymlu arwraith. Mae weithio'r amyfion yn y meddwl i chi ar y cyflau, wedi bod yn ddechrau ar y pethau, yn ffordd ac yn ymddych yn y gweithio'r gweithio. Wrth gwrs hynny yn fflaes i amdano, roedden nhw'n gweithio. Mae MacNeill wedi'u gwneud y ffordd ymlaen, ddim yn gallu bod yn cael ei ddwynt. Mae'n sgwrn yn ymgyrch. Mae'n ddwy'n i'n ffordd o'i gweithio, ac mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. swet dda.. He simply couldn't get into the game, he just hasn't got that train of pace to get away from people. He's got a schedule. He's got the position of a times, keep it nice and simple It's al diwyllep ymlaen hidden I've clearly understood his hidden quality putting some deliveries in this box will be his quality and shooting so use it When he went on the left he looked a lot more comfortable and he's come up with a bit calling getting your first goal after a big move that went for him mainly into to a big club just like ever Yna'r clwp yn yno nesaf yng Nghymru. Felly mae'r llwyddo'r cyntaf, mae'r prysg. Yna mae'n iawn i'r llwyddo'r llwyddo'r llwyddo, rwyf wedi bod unrhyw yng Nghymru. Mae'r llwyddo'r llwyddo'r llwyddo'r llwyddo'r llwyddo yn ei ddefnyddio'r cyfrifiadau. Yna mae'r tawch yn ystrych. Yn rhaid yn golygu. Mae'r llwyddo'r llwyddo'r llwyddo yn rhaid yn gweithio'r hwnnw. Oen hyn, after his moving, Dwight MacNeill has got the winning gold today with a tremendous strike. So, you know, hopefully that gives him confidence now to go on and just get better and better for us. The more players we have here, are banging on the door and performing at a good level, the better we will be all round. So well played, Dwight MacNeill. And the third thing I'm going to talk about today, is Idrish Iganurgei, who I thought was excellent. y time. The only criticism I was going to have on is a little bit losing possession sometimes. Today he was over hitting things or giving it away. But in general he just covered so much ground. He just fills in and mops up for people. He wins things without having to go to ground. Very rarely to see him going to ground. He got booked today and for me it was never ever a booking. But he does so much important working for him to the back fouries, you know, after reason why we have been quite strong defensively. And again today just coming in and covering all of those spaces. Excellent. I think people like James Garner can learn from him. Oh, Garner can 100% learn from him. Alex Oboby in that midfield obviously learning on the job but doing really well as well. But I just thought he deserved to mention Garner because even though I give kind of coldy man a damatyn of singled out James Tarkovsky as well. I thought Garner was very good as well. He was everywhere. And it is vital. We've looked for that player since Garner went. So, you know, I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you place Garner with Garner, but that's what we needed. You know, we need someone in there who does that job and he does it effortlessly. His engine is incredible. You know, some of his passing is he takes four or five players out of a game with some of his passing in midfield. Obviously developed as a footballer since he went to PSG. He's come back here. He's reaping the benefits. We're reaping the benefits. Yes, he was 33 the other day but he still looks like he's got the engine of like a 26-year-old, 27-year-old. So, that's great for us. And hopefully just gets better and better. We'll have to look after him as well like you have to and that's right. But I just thought he was excellent today and deserved a mention. And that midfield with him. Oh, Garner didn't have a great game today, but he was obviously he's got an assist and he was in the game and you know, he'll have these games where I think some days he'll be fantastic and we'll take the games away from teams and other games. He'll battle and work hard, but it might not be as impressive as performance. But he, those three in midfield are giving us a real base to go from a Wobie Garner and oh, Garner. And you know, Tom Davis we saw coming on today, we've got James Garner on the bench. They can get off on the pitch today and he'll want to get on soon. I'm sure. And we had Adelaide D'Corey, who came on an injury time basically. Midfield has got real competition for places. It's not as much up front and we have to improve on that, but address the Garner guy has been fantastic since he came back. So I'm going to finish with him. That is it for me. Have a great night. Subscribe, hit the like button and enjoy the rest of your weekend. See you later.


It's time for the Long Jean Chronoscope a television journal of the important issues of the hour brought to you every Monday Wednesday and Friday a presentation of the Long Jean Wittner watch company maker of Long Jean the world's most honored watch and Wittner distinguished companion to the world honored Long Jean Good evening. This is Frank Knight may I introduce our co-editors for this edition of the Long Jean Chronoscope? They are CBS News Correspondents Larry Lisser and Walter Cronkite our distinguished guest for this evening is T. Coleman Andrews Commissioner of Internal Revenue As our guest tonight would be the first to admit nobody loves the tax collector but while the subject of taxes is always in the realm of politics the Job of mr. Andrews is to see that we pay no more or no less than we're obliged to do by law Mr.. Commissioner since the deadline for filing income tax returns is still a few days away Do you have any idea of how many people haven't filed yet? Well, no not exactly how many have not filed But we've been keeping in pretty close touch with it from time to time and Of course, we won't know until after the April 15th deadline has passed for individuals You know corporations passed on 15th of March Well, but we won't know until after that April 15th deadline has passed and we've studied the results and see what returns are filed in each Week of the filing period just exactly what the pattern is going to be We do know that a lot of people haven't filed yet who should have you do know that yes, we do know that but People are being people as they always are they they take an advantage of the opportunity which they were supposed to have Have another 30 days the only thing is that I think I should say to all those folks who haven't filed that These people that work in the revenue service really knock themselves out almost during the filing period and I Hope no one is going to think that I should Insist that those people work over time between now and April 15th and ought to take care of people who really could file More promptly and now Rather wait until the last minute well has the extension Mr. Andrews of the filing period for another month bit of any help to the Revenue service. Yes, it has it's been it's been a tremendous help to us as well as a good help to the taxpayer It's helped us in this way you see We have to keep in mind all times at all times what our two main problems are number one is to collect taxes and number two is to Get after those people who Inclined to hold back on us and those who though they don't hold back in reporting. Nevertheless, just don't like to pay taxes or any other belt now Anything that slows down those two efforts renders us inefficient So what we what we've been able to do with this extended filing period is to keep more of our people at their regular tasks and therefore we've been able to hold up Collections and hold up and in fact increase the number of examinations made of tax returns And we have to some extent gotten rid of that peak Does that mean mr. Andrews that more of us are going to get checked because of this extra month? We've been given it sure does you know, we've been on a program of building up our Auditing organization our examiners for Nearly 18 months now And we expect to go right on up to the point where we will probably have about twice as many field auditors as we had two years ago or 18 months ago and probably half again more Fraud investigators and we had at that time and I might say that with improved auditing methods and the increased force We expect to Examine four times as many returns with twice the number of people what percentage of the of the total number of people Putting in returns will get checked under that and I would you like to know that? Yeah Well, I tell you let me give it to you this way What is going to happen? What happens is this a great many people? Those returns don't have to be checked because their income is derived entirely from withholding And we know what that is and we know what tax they owe Then as we get on up the scale the the probability of being checked increases In proportion to the presence of a number of factors which we don't have time to go into so that I'll say this that As we increase our staff Examining staff and as we improve our methods The probability of anyone Not getting checked is diminishing very rapidly. Don't you get to a point where the cost of the Collecting of the taxes gives a diminishing return for the amount of taxes collected Oh, yes, there is a law of diminishing returns, but I'll say this we haven't reached that point yet And I'm not I haven't gone to worry about that. We'll cross that bridge when we get near it if I may say so Mr. Commissioner Some people think that the 1954 tax returns are extremely complicated I think one editorial said that they were the most complicated in the whole history of the income tax What do you think of that criticism? Well, would you like to me to say what I think of that particular statement? I Think that particular statement was made more to create a fact than it was to show any evidence of having really studied the situation and As far as that proposition generally is concerned though, you probably be interested to know that actually There has been relatively little criticism That the returns are more difficult than they have been in the past now There's only one good reason for that and that is that they aren't any more difficult than they've been in the past The exception of two schedules, you know, we now have a credit for dividends and a credit for retirement income well No one who's criticized those returns has suggested that we leave those those Calculations off of that return and no one is suggested in a better way to do it than we've provided Those are the only two things on that return that are essentially different from last year now, that's form 1040 That deals with the fellows fair-sized income men and women the 1040 a however Which is for the small taxpayer the man's income up to five thousand dollars who wants to take the standard deduction of 10% That's the simplest tax form or income tax form that anybody's ever seen Now that's not just my opinion Representatives of 85 different governments of the world that have been through our shop. Tell us that it's really the simplest thing that anybody's ever developed but the size of a check made on the card so it can be processed manually or By machine either one it asks certain very simple questions Questions that anybody can answer contains no calculations. We do all the work So really for about 35 million people, we've made the job a whole lot easier And we certainly haven't made it any more difficult for the rest of them except to the extent that we've had to provide A means of figuring some of the credits that Congress in this desire to give some relief Give them when they developed in 1954 way You ever try to figure out how much each investigator these new menu are talking about how much each Investigator should bring in in order to pay for his own salary and expenses. Well, we don't We don't figure how much he should bring in we figure how much he actually does Actually what happens is this we put a new man on and in the first year after he has Learned his job and that takes quite a few months to get him up to that point. He'll probably bring in 10 to 1 the next year He'll get up to maybe 20 to 1 and as he goes on he might even get to the point of of as much as 30 and 40 to 1 some of for instance of our top Investigators produce as much as a quarter of a million dollars of revenue a year and they only get paid about ten thousand dollars tops So you see that's 25 to one So what they bring in depends upon how good they are in other words, we don't concentrate We don't say to native you got to bring in so much money We say to him you got to be a good agent if he's a good agent the money comes as a matter of course you see any hope of Simplifying the amount of bookkeeping required by those in middle and higher income brackets particularly those who are Independent contractor so to speak professional man doctors lawyers and Radio announcers people like that to give you a very frank and soon know about let me explain a little bit on that The fact of the matter is that not nearly as many people keep the records they should As we would like to see as a matter of fact that said it over half of the people who should keep some kind of records don't Now then how can you simplify something for somebody who isn't already doing what he should be doing? And moreover you can't simplify the bookkeeping requirements of a tax law until you simplify the law itself but with that $20 Cut across the board have helped your problem any if it had gone through the Congress It would have played havoc with us administratively. We would have thrown us into the worst tailspin We've been and we've ever been into I don't believe it would have been administrative impossible for us to handle it Well since there are several days left for about two three million taxpayers I guess to file their returns mr. Andrews. Have you any advice to give them now? You know I do I have some advice to give them more in the form of a hope Please get down there and get the job over with them. Don't wait till the last minute because when that last minute arrives We just can't get to everybody that wants to be helped We have all kinds of facilities for helping everybody Provided they'll come at us with a reasonable spread of volume Not all at one time and we just can't do anything for those that don't show up on time Because after that is too late Incidentally mr. Andrews if a person asks for an extension on filing their return Is this an invitation for an investigation? No, sir, not at all. Thank you very much mr. Go and Andrews the commissioner of internal revenue. Thank you very much I'm delighted to have been here The opinions expressed on the loan gene chronoscope were those of the speakers the editorial board for this edition of the loan gene Chronoscope was Larry Lassur and Walter Cronkite Our distinguished guest was T. 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