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1979 and a drop of more than 2% from the 19.9% paid by americans in 2007. enough of the real news. let's gather around the water cooler to watch what's been an interesting week for joe biden. the vice president proved we never quite know what he's going to say. first there was his warning that republican policies would put voters, quote, back in chains. and on wednesday, his message about manufacturing drifted back to the 1900s. >> folks, we cannot lead the word in making automobiles. >> just a day earlier, vice president biden made an impassioned speech in virginia, only you wouldn't have kno...
Proposal and lower in the senate gang of six proposal, revenues of 19.9%. taxes in both these plans, are frankly historically pretty low. but then that is why budgets are useful. they help us keep the two parties honest. joining us is peter orszag, currently vice chairman of global banking at citigroup. >> great to be here. >> you've done this work, you've sat in the oval office, if you sat down there and the president said we need to get spending to 17% of gdp, could you do it? >> virtually impossible. in 2020 or so spending is projected to be 25% of the economy, to get it down to 17% of the ...