claim: "last year, there were an additional 81,000 pages of government regulations. if you stack that up, it would be a three-story building."
author: ben carson
evidence_1: feb 5, 2016 ... "well, as anyone knows who's been listening to me, i'm very much against the  government being involved in every aspect of our lives," carson said. "last year,  there was an additional 81,000 pages of government regulations. if you stack that  up, it would be a three-story building. this is absolutely absurd.".
evidence_2: all mostly false statements involving ben carson. mostly false. only some of  those pages have rules in them. ben carson · "last year, there were an  additional 81,000 pages of government regulations. if you stack that up, it would  be a three-story building." — politifact national on friday, january 29th, 2016.  mostly false.
evidence_3: we last year there was an additional 81,000 pages of government regulations. if  you stack that up it would be a three-story building. this is absolutely absurd. and , they've insinuated themselves into everything. now, as far as the renewable fuel  standard is concerned, certain promises were made, certain government ...
evidence_4: jan 28, 2016 ... towering regulations. retired neurosurgeon ben carson argued there  are too many government rules stifling small businesses. "last year, there were  an additional 81,000 pages of government regulations," he said. "if you stack that  up, it would be a three-story building." that measurement is a tall ...
evidence_5: may 15, 2016 ... when ben carson said, “last year, there were an additional 81,000 pages of  government regulations,” the equivalent of a “three-story building,” he ignored the  fact that many of those pages don't actually contain regulations. data, by itself,  may contribute more to fuel to the fire of the “he said/she said” game.