Valuetainment - August 26, 2025


“You DON'T Have The Right To Inherit” - Liberal Commentator DEMANDS 100% Inheritance Tax


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10 minutes

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2,155

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In this episode, we discuss the idea of a radical 100% inheritance tax to address wealth inequality, and why it would be a bad idea. We also talk about why it s not fair for children to inherit from their parents, and what would happen if their parents died and left their money to the government.

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00:00:00.000 it's so funny that people want this are the people that didn't make the right choices
00:00:04.360 tax inheritance at 100 okay so it's the only fair choice says lewis goodell okay i don't know who
00:00:13.260 this guy is he's talking about tax uh and by the way this is not just him talking about it i don't
00:00:18.200 know who this fellow is but uh he's a presenter for lbc co-host of newsagent podcast argues for
00:00:24.180 radical 100 inheritance tax to address wealth inequality stating rob if you want to play the
00:00:29.920 clip go for it what we've got at the moment is an aristocracy of wealth in this country it's also
00:00:36.380 true of the united states as well so what i would do what i would do and i wouldn't be opposed to by
00:00:43.140 the way i wouldn't be opposed to 100 inheritance tax or maybe let's say 99 you know my rule might
00:00:49.880 be that if you can put it in two pee bags then you can hand it over that's fine 99 95 i'm being
00:00:55.640 provocative but you see what i mean i would not be against a far higher rate of inheritance tax than
00:00:59.880 we have at the moment which is 40 above a certain threshold i wouldn't be opposed to putting that
00:01:05.340 to 50 60 70 why because i think the quid pro quo should be twofold one that helps fund public
00:01:12.520 services which actually helps level the playing field in achieving a true meritocracy two it will
00:01:19.720 help us reduce taxes on income because at the end of the day i want to incentivize work i want to
00:01:26.220 incentivize productivity i want to incentivize people to get up off their backsides and do more
00:01:31.880 you don't have a right to inherit what you should have a right to be to work while you're alive and
00:01:39.540 get keep more of your own money that to me is more important way more important than your right to just
00:01:46.320 inherit some money from mommy and daddy that you did nothing to earn so wait so wait so can i can i
00:01:52.220 understand this guy correctly he's saying say you have 20 million dollars and i die and i want to
00:01:56.880 give it to my family kids he thinks your kids should get zero and 100 of it goes to the government
00:02:01.700 i hope this guy never ever gets into by the way he's not alone there's a lot of liberals like him
00:02:07.900 that uh that that believe in this so tom your thoughts on this 100 inheritance task attacks that
00:02:15.020 i think elizabeth warren and others have also spewed this type of nonsense with inheritance 1.00
00:02:20.800 where do you what do you stand with this well i'll start with this guy so it's not fair for one
00:02:26.180 guy to build a company and build a bunch of jobs for people and then his kids to inherit that it's not
00:02:33.660 it's not fair for one but in the uk they celebrate the champions league and only one team wins it's the
00:02:41.320 best team and that's 2.7 out of the 36 teams you see where i'm going benny so on one side of life we
00:02:47.740 celebrate one rising above on the other side of life we're jealous of it which side do you want
00:02:53.320 yeah which side do you want and how do you legit and you say well they worked harder they're the
00:02:58.740 champions league your team didn't play defense your team was lazy your team was poorly led i could say
00:03:03.880 the same thing about citizens and i love this i make this analogy for people and it causes people to
00:03:09.400 kind of back off the argument a little bit except the ones that are just basically envious
00:03:15.600 they're envious and their justification is what i think is a very weak statement that he made
00:03:22.300 was like and it would be more for public services they're printing money and you're not getting public
00:03:28.100 services so you're saying if government gets money from a different source government suddenly is going
00:03:33.720 to be better at providing public services no you're justifying your greed and your envy with oh well
00:03:42.800 public service will be there and everyone will get it that's so untrue and this is that when you have
00:03:49.140 people who didn't do it when you have bureaucrats making laws about businesses that's when businesses 0.78
00:03:55.560 get constrained and overregulated so when you have bureaucrats making laws about about um inheritance
00:04:02.180 you now take you be careful about taking away that incentive to accumulate be careful so tommy right now
00:04:08.880 if top pat i had 20 million dollars and i passed away and i have two kids how much are they how much
00:04:14.540 is tax going on me can i explain this to you yeah go i'm going to tell you this tax thing i had to
00:04:19.340 learn the the hard way so to speak uh we get taxed to oblivion in this country we all know about
00:04:25.140 uh income tax and federal and state and local and people are moving out of new york and california
00:04:30.300 then you have employment tax you have payroll tax you have all you have mortgage tax you have gas you
00:04:35.360 have a car you have your back tax but then here's the deal you pay all these taxes and then you die
00:04:41.280 and there's something called the estate tax the death tax i learned this because every year with
00:04:46.500 welcome funds my other company i would go to this event called the heckerling estate planning
00:04:50.480 conference it's put on by the university of miami and the entire premise of the conference
00:04:54.440 is all the leading estate planning attorneys cpas all the biggest and the biggest the biggest
00:05:01.160 uh tax professionals meet up at this one massive meeting and the whole premise is how do we save
00:05:08.800 our clients our rich wealthy clients taxes when they die they're putting together trust and legacy
00:05:15.140 trust and life insurance and islets and the whole premise is let's save that money when these people die
00:05:21.440 you get taxed to oblivion and even when you die and what you have is what's called an exemption
00:05:26.280 and the republicans always try to raise it i think under george w bush name for trump they made it
00:05:32.600 collectively 20 million i want to say under obama he brought it down to 5 million because the democrats
00:05:37.740 are always looking for more money to basically help pay for things so they'll tax tax tax tax tax
00:05:41.920 republicans all right listen you already paid 100 million dollars of tax your life now you want
00:05:46.360 another 20 million of the death tax so the whole premise is it's taxed to oblivion
00:05:50.880 and even at your death the the tax man is going to say how much so how much adam if i want to give
00:05:56.780 my my i die i have 20 million and i want to give it to my kids how much is the government going to
00:06:00.200 take before they get it well it depends on what the exemption is it depends if you're married like
00:06:03.740 that but right now the current exemption ask what the term don't say it's 40 no no no what's rob
00:06:08.640 the current estate tax exemption i'm going to say when you're married so here's what would happen if
00:06:13.720 you if you're not if you're not married you're single you got 20 million bucks the first 14 million
00:06:19.280 it would be exempt so you're not paying tax on the first 14 but you would pay on the six say
00:06:25.040 whatever a progressive tax the same way they do it 40 on it so 40 on the six million you would pay
00:06:30.660 2.4 million dollars how with 2.4 million so really you're paying 2.4 million on uh 20 million bucks
00:06:37.140 right but if you have a hundred million dollars you wouldn't pay anything on the first 14 then you
00:06:40.900 would pay it on the 86 the 86 would still be taxed at 40 so 40 of 86 you're paying 34 million bucks
00:06:47.740 on the number on money you've already been taxed so you make the money so let's just make a million
00:06:53.840 dollars in a year half of it goes towards taxes you keep the half a million okay then you take that
00:07:00.240 half a million everything you buy you're paying taxes on it you put that half a million dollars
00:07:04.120 say you start saving it over the years later on on the half a million so the argument against it is
00:07:09.360 the fact that you're getting tax on the money you already pay taxes on on the money that you spend
00:07:12.800 that was already taxed why am i paying more taxes in the states i think elizabeth warren and bernie
00:07:18.080 sanders made the argument for 60 65 percent estate taxes period but this goes back to the following
00:07:24.680 why punish the people that made the right choices why punish the people that were disciplined with
00:07:30.860 their finances long term i got a kid over at the house yesterday with this family you know who these
00:07:35.340 guys are soccer uh we've spent time with the family and he starts asking me questions 11 year old
00:07:41.300 kid you know i want to get into the investment field and i'm thinking i'm thinking about starting
00:07:46.320 to invest now and all this other stuff and i'm showing him numbers i said you know warren buffett
00:07:50.200 at 50 years old was worth 50 million dollars and he's worth 200 billion dollars right now what yeah
00:07:56.400 you know how that happened how compound interest he's had his money working for him you know and he
00:08:01.260 kept growing and growing and growing and growing and growing it and then eventually he's where he's at
00:08:04.860 right now but guess what he's still living in the same house he lived in nebraska the 700 000
00:08:10.220 auto house he's still living in the same house he can afford to buy the biggest house in america he
00:08:13.840 didn't he played a very different game not the most exciting life he lived he lived a very different
00:08:19.120 life but the guys were a couple hundred billion dollars but don't punish the person that was
00:08:23.460 disciplined in their 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s so they can pass that down to their kids let them make the
00:08:29.780 decision on what to do it you're going to hear some of these thoughts tom were you going to say
00:08:32.540 something or no no i you you basically hit it as you were covering those points fantastic i'm with you
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