Report: Apple Likely to Repatriate $200 Billion in Foreign Cash

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As I am led to understand it, this transaction would soon result in a B deposit (15.5%) into the Treasury account.Hard to see the deficit going up under these conditions of "repatriation" unless the govt starts to increase withdrawals by the same type of amounts; which isn't going to happen as they think we are "out of money!"."Deficit too small!" crowd and the "Trillion Dollar Deficit!" club (which btw is EVERYBODY...)  might see some exploding heads... Dude. https://t.co/zY3gRC30UE — Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) January 4, 2018

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