Topic: Tax Loopholes

Royce White argues that Donald Trump is being targeted as a dissident to send a message that grassroots movements do not matter. He dismisses the charges regarding taxes and sexual impropriety as hypocritical, noting that the entire system runs on tax loopholes and sexual perversion. White characterizes the Manhattan proceedings as a "kangaroo court" that insults the intelligence of the American people.

Tax attorney Tyler Bennett joins the program to discuss how the middle class can use legal loopholes to mitigate the effects of inflation and high taxes. Bennett argues that the current system represents "taxation without representation" because the general public is unaware of the tax laws used by the elite. They discuss how corporations pass tax increases directly to consumers.

The host discusses how billionaires like Jeff Bezos pay minimal taxes through complex legal structures, while the middle class is "totally screwed" by standard tax strategies. He credits changing his own tax strategy four years ago with keeping InfoWars on the air. He urges "patriot" CPAs and lawyers to help the general public use the same escape hatches used by the elite.

Tyler Bennett explains that since the 16th Amendment, there have been two systems of taxation: one for the elite and one for everyone else. He argues that the Internal Revenue Code is intentionally complex to prevent the middle class from using deductions that the wealthy utilize. Bennett's firm focuses on the "Internal Revenue Manual" to challenge the interpretations of IRS clerks and ensure clients pay the minimum amount required by law.

The IRS has begun certifying "seriously delinquent" tax debts to the State Department to trigger the seizure or denial of passports, a practice Bennett argues is unconstitutional. He shares a case where his firm successfully recovered a client's passport just before an international wedding. The segment concludes with a recommendation for small business owners to seek professional entity selection to avoid being "robbed" by the government's social engineering through the tax code.