In his opening monologue on Monday, “Hannity” host Sean Hannity said that no matter how President Biden and Democrats structure the next tax increase plan, it will be pure “class war” and will affect all Americans. taxpayers.
Hannity said that while Biden overshadowed all presidents returning to Calvin Coolidge in the 1920s when it comes to not giving a press conference in its first 54 days, the Democrats’ leftist agenda is moving forward.
“With or without Joe Biden, his party’s radical and radical socialist agenda is advancing at full speed. And the next order of business is the redistribution and confiscation of wealth,” said the host.
“In fact, we can say that the Biden government is planning what will be the biggest tax increase on Americans in more than three decades. This radical New Deal Green socialism needs to be paid for by someone and … [so] hold your wallets and fasten your seat belts for all the class struggle and all that rhetoric. “
Hannity said Democrats will undoubtedly frame their tax increases as “pulling the rich and corporations out of harm” and giving them to the working class.
However, he said tax increases are likely to include increased capital gains tax – the tax paid by investors who ‘make’ money from a simple mutual fund for more complex transactions – as well as tax rates on small businesses.
That, together with the increased death tax, will affect almost all Americans, warned Hannity.
“In other words, they want to raise taxes on the money you earn, the money you invest and put at risk … they want a part of that action [as well as] the money you still have when you finally die, and in the meantime, they’re going to come back and get another bite of the apple with the wealth tax, “he said.
The costs of raising corporate taxes, as advocated by Senator Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., He said, will simply be passed on to the consumer, while increased regulations on independent contractors will put millions of people out of work, “making -the almost impossible to hire people for your services, if they own their own businesses “, predicted the host. “This is revenge for the unions and their electoral support.”
Hannity added that Biden’s economic plan is already being felt at the pump, where gas prices have skyrocketed in most areas since the beginning of the year. The host blamed these higher costs on leaving American energy independence seen under President Donald Trump.
“It’s your signal of anti-fracturing and anti-pipeline virtue and now you have a recipe for what will be an economic disaster for every American worker in the US. You will all be impacted, everyone will be paying more and saving the world from climate change. and, of course, the destruction of climate change in 12 years and the transformation of America into a socialist hell, “he said.
“Of course, this is not cheap. It only raises about $ 2 trillion from the $ 90 trillion that will be needed for the socialism of the new green agreement. Fasten your seat belts, more tax increases are coming your way. spared, guaranteed. “
Hannity noted that Republican-led states, in general, are already being punished for responsible governance, as the Democrats’ COVID aid project – in his words – represented the “biggest blue state bailout in the nation’s history”.
“If you live in a state where you elect responsible legislatures, governors, guess what? Congratulations, because your hard-earned money is about to go to governors in blue states and state legislatures in blue states, where they tax and spend beyond their means, where they they never balance their budgets, they never finance their pensions and where government corruption is rampant. “
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“Illinois is receiving a huge $ 13 billion of its money. The state of New York is receiving an incredible 24 billion. California … has received an incredible $ 42 billion from you, the American people.”
Those who basically paid for it include Florida, Texas and Mississippi.
Hannity also reported that a teachers’ union in California, predicting that the state will use part of the money to pay bonuses to its members, suggested that they could use that unexpected money to take a vacation in Hawaii.