Here is a premise:
yeah taxes would undoubtedly be occurring uh there i don't know i i don't even understand exactly how taxes are handled in a territorial situation um frequently the laws in a territory are are in some ways as stringent as they are in other states i uh and i'm thinking in terms of education but then again each state sets its own and i don't know how a territorial governor takes care of something like Puerto Rico um it's interesting because i hadn't thought of them in terms of the problems relative to uh economy uh i had thought of it more in terms of political uh realization and i guess i had automatically made the assumption that gee anyone would rather be a state of the US than an independent country

Here is a hypothesis:
The taxes in Puerto Rico are a piece of cake.

Here are the options: Options:
[A]. yes.
[B]. it is not possible to tell.
[C]. no.
Is it possible to conclude that if the premise is true, then so is the hypothesis?
[C].