@foxnews: Bernie Sanders is back with a familiar fight. The Vermont senator is pushing a proposal to tax America's wealthiest households 5% annually, and now labor unions are rallying behind the plan with demonstrations popping up around Capitol Hill. Supporters argue it's a way to make the ultra-rich pay their fair share. Critics say it won't come close to solving Washington's spending problem. The National Taxpayers Union Foundation found that even confiscating 100% of billionaire wealth would only fund the federal government for about 127 days. @darren.botelho has the latest.

Robyn Williams :

And the middle class get taxed more

Murph095 :

We do not need more taxes, we need less spending

Barnes Logan :

We do not need more taxes, we need less spending

jim :

I remember when bernie wanted to tax millionaires but now he’s a millionaire so it’s went up

Big Blue Staffy :

Why doesn't Bernie redistribute his own wealth??

williamsantry169 :

1st millionaire until he became one just saying

Alexterry :

What ?

Terri :

how about you Bernie??

Annie :

Wait 127 days and call it a victory?

wittemberg :

to do what

Berrycakes417 :

Great!

Brent balog :

Really

Trigg :

First

Maiñ Fresh09backup :

Great ❤️

Lens Of Reality :

more texted 😳

Kakis :

the problem is not about taxing the billionaires, the problem is how government spends the money... they need to cut a lot of programs

Terri :

it won't happen

winsome4381 :

What’s wrong with millionaires because Bernie became one owns three homes and multiple millionaire

Chow :

I am following the first 4000 People who likes my post

m.yasin :

First

Jose Hernandez :

seriously

Notification :

yeah

trinn__r__ :

icecoldcola89 :

I’m early

trishmichaud749 :

How about a senator tax. Any money made above and beyond a Senators salary is taxed at 75% you should not be getting wealthy from lobbyists and insider trading!