more. martha: if your 437 billion in wasteful and inefficient spending as senator lankford s report says, i think you can find $0.02 on the dollar, don t you? i do. there s another thing in play here. the government does a terrible job of estimating what kind of revenue comes in from creating additional economic growth. in 2,000 for the bush administration led an effort to cut the capital gains taxes. the estimate was that it would generate $215 billion in revenue over the next four years. the actual amount was $377 billion because of economic growth so they were only off by 75%. and we are likely to see that on this as well. right now the estimate 1.9% annual economic growth. every one-tenth of 1% generates $270 billion over ten years. martha: goldman sachs is 3- 3-4%. for use of 3% growth, a trillion dollars. i m not certain it s going to
bill but in a lot of small bills. we identified wasteful programs, wasteful grants. we defined areas with the federal government is not doing its job. we call it 100 ways the federal government has dropped the ball. this federal formal guy that we put out on our website, anyone can look at it for free. you get a chance to take a look at it. it s what we talked about over thanksgiving quite frankly at our table, to be able to walk through what is out there and what have we really seen, and how can we actually fix this. we hope to be able to deal with not only the spending issues but also the tax issue as well. but this week is just the tax issue aired in the days ahead, spending. martha: thank you very much, always good to see you. good to see you as well. martha: karl rove, former deputy deputy chief of staff to president trump thomas bush and the fox contributor. do you think they will get across the finish line with this and what are your biggest concerns? i think they will g