approaching the taxation as what it is which is a policy for how we want capital to flow and reads more like a series of favors and ideas and policy positions that range from setting precedent for abortion to sneaking health care. it doesn't feel genuine to most people in actual intention to reform in a healthy way the tax policy. and that's not to get lost in a specific debate about middle income level or this or that. it's that this actual tax bill at least to me, steven, doesn't really read as a genuine effort to reform the tax code so much as it is a series of favors and out lays. i mean, am i misreading it? >> go ahead, steven. >> first of all i have to get this off my chest. it's pretty rich for democrats to say we can't have this health care change because it will lead to increase in premiums. brooke,right now i'm sitting in