Dave Chappelle's Insightful Standup: Trump's Tax Acumen Unveiled

#trump #taxes #hillaryclinton #davechappelle #snl #monolouge

[photobyTaps]

30 pages of the US Tax Code describes how to pay your taxes. Over 5, 000 pages describe how NOT to pay your taxes

[troymcdougall]

I feel Dave Chappelle is one of the funniest people on the planet. He is also incredibly insightful and his observations about society and everything in general are bang on. He is the g o a t for a lot of reasons. Ill always be a fan.

[_theporkchopexpress]

As George Carlin poignantly said: It’s a big club and, you ain’t in it. You and I are not in the big club.

[Chaddlee]

If you want an honest, intelligent review of what is going on, look to your comedians.

[NasserAljoudi]

It was never about race, it is just CLASS. You either belong to the rich club, or you don't.

[billnoble]

It takes a smart person to put that together so simply and eloquently.

[MicheleWitt]

No joke this man .. Dave Chappell is a genius .. that’s why he is the MFing G.O.A.T.

[matthewbaer]

Amazong how he got called an uncle tom for saying things that werent completely against trump, and now the collective of the nation is growing to unsrstand what he meant.

[majicmancoo]

And yet so many still deny this truth. It blows my little mind.

[michaelhood]

Give me back the guy who had my gas @ $2.30 a gallon, record DOW numbers, low interest rates, and cheap ass grocery receipts. I give a shit what party you’re with.

[BionicLatino]

This explains the appeal. But it doesn’t explain the commitment.
Agreeing with an honest liar doesn’t mean absolving the liar of their lies or miraculously retrofitting facts to make their lies true. That’s what scares me. “He tells it like it is” has morphed into “he’s the only person we can trust”. Once that switch gets flipped, the honest liar becomes the creator of whatever reality they choose.

[tylaw]

New York is definitely feeling it now seeing what they have going on

[JVLIVSPhotography]

“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it!”
-George Carlin

[shantor]

He pays tax just not on certain investments. The one percent pay the majority of all tax. It cracks me up when dems say the rich have to pay their fair share. They themselves don't and while we're at ut how do politicians get so rich

[JustAGuyProduction]

Why is Gen z adding annoying music to all these videos?

[michaelparylak]

So glad I record stuff . I recorded both of these things when they were on TV original 😁🤫

[darrinwebber]

Yep yep... If he was ever honest to anyone... He was being honest right there in that very first debate.
Yes. A star was born . (bigger than he'd ever be as a "cameo/guest/host" on TV)

[llee]

Completely awesome. Let Trump be Trump.

[KevinLarson]

Dave Chappelle is absolutely right! That hooked it for me too 🤠 💯

[johnmartin]

The trick about being an honest liar is that it’s important to point out the hypocrisy of the other side. If both sides are equally wrong then it’s easy to choose based on personal preference, and the guy admitting he’s wrong is easier to side with. Sadly Trump seems to be loosing track of that like how he’s going after fellow Republicans or RINOs as they are referred, thus implying he is right instead of arguing they’re just as flawed. And you especially see it in how Trump is dealing with the stolen documents issue. He could have admitted his fault and taken the slap on the wrist and then point out how his opponent Biden is no better as Biden did the same thing stealing documents. But instead Trump is trying to lie and say he never did it in the first place or that he was justified if he did(which are two obviously contradictory claims since if he had permission then he did do the the thing he said he didn’t do). And because of this to me, Trump is coming off as less of an honest liar and more of an incompetent liar. He should have stayed to his usual methods