Megan Rapinoe here.
This week on A Touch More,
Juju Watkins joins us to talk about her year off of the court, but definitely not on the sidelines.
We're also looking at the upsets coming out of the SEC tournament and how that might impact Selection Sunday and the intergenerational span of U.S.
players on display at the She Believes Cup.
Plus, we have a surprise guest.
You won't want to miss it.
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Hi, and welcome to Today Explained Saturday.
This week, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Senator Bernie Sanders has just introduced his Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act,
a 5% annual wealth tax on anyone making more than a billion dollars.
Now, that would be roughly 930-ish people, and of course, it includes some big names.
Someone like Elon Musk would pay up to $40 billion under the law.
Someone like Mark Zuckerberg, about $11 billion.
But Senator Sanders said it would fund something important,
up to $3,000 in direct payments for anyone living in a household that makes less than $150,000.
That means up to $12,000 for a family of four.
Now, this bill has little chance of becoming law.
Donald Trump would almost certainly veto it,