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deficit spending and options to pay for their infrastructure bill theyre working on now. progressives are advocating for a wealth tax. the white house is reportedly focused on increasing the corporate tax rate, raising income taxes for those making more than $400,000 a year and other tax hikes that would impact the rich. biden -- president biden seems to realize that republicans are not going to get on board for this. >> ill get the democratic votes for a tax increase. if we took the t...

Republicans believe this presidents for that. >> this administration is failing across the board. they are failing in our immigration policy in securing our border and ensuring our sovereignty. they are failing when it comes to the basic checkbook issues for american families and they are failing on the international stage. >> look at what we are seeing in grocery stores. cereal and baked products. meat, chicken, fish, acceptable .8%. fruits and vegetables up 4%. if you wanted to take a meal out...

Hire employees, saying they cant compete with unemployment benefits, hitting a record 9.3 million in april, senator lindsey graham revealing members of his own family have not gone back to work because they can make more at home. >> ive got a lot of people in my family who aint working, i will show you some in my family so bottom line is, there are people out there, they are not bad people but they are not going to work for $15 an hour if they make 23 unemployed. it doesnt make you a bad person....

Here. >> one possible trouble spot for the senate is the analysis by the non-partisan joint committee of taxation. here is what it shows. it shows the senate gop tax bill would cut taxes across the board in the short term, but by 2021 the average household making between $10,000 to $30,000 annually would see a tax increase. will democrats campaign on this in 2018 do you think. >> i think democrats will campaign on this because the simple fact is what is going to happen with this tax bill is what...

Very small sliver of the country. they are going to be looking for what we call the distribution staples, who wins, loses. like we talked about before, you will see the battle of the sample families, where republicans will talk about in 2018, a two parent household making $60,000 seeing a big tax cut. democrats will find families that have significant itemized medical expenses where they might get a tax increase because they are losing mass detection. you will see all of these examples out there...

Cooperating, and on top of that, you have the sequester in washington that is also a drag on the economy. given all these drags, its going to be very hard to get that many jobs. >> you know, as part of the fiscal cliff, americans saw their pay roll taxes jump. that works out to about $1,000 less for a typical household making $50,000 a year. a new study finds the rise in taxes is going to find the average household cutting their spending by an average of $720. theres the fiscal cliff and also th...

About super pac. >> it reminds me of an old, married bitter couple in florida arguing about the food at dennys and personal attacks at least are not boring. i kind of like to hear about open marriages than open borders, spices it up and especially when you talk about it every day. >> let me ask you, i guess were going to get to the women voters. >> yeah, dont take my segment. >> what do you see. is florida unique itself? certainly looks different than-- >> obama had a good point yesterday. flori...

And, for a real dollar figure, you can figure out your taxpayer share is $53 for every household making between 50 and $100,000 a year. do you like it? do you approve of the program? yes, no, maybe? just below that. you can check that out now at foxnews.com. arthel. arthel: a good tool, thank you. defense secretary robert gates says enforcing a "no-fly" zone may not be doable but senator john mccain is not buying that. >> we are spending over a half -- we are spending $500 billion not counting i...

101, mr. zuckerman, if we are still in an economy as bad as you describe, its a bad time to let these tax cuts expire for a household making $250,000 and over, is that correct? >> i was opposed to the tax cuts when they were first put in. i dont think these tax cuts are such a burden to the top 2% or 3% they still would not pursue the economic interest. i think we have to make a serious dent in the deficits, because the deficits could create a major crisis for the american economy. i have always...

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