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>> george, you not fooling anyone >> yeah, except i did. now i'm in congress. >> i am jonathan capehart, thi is the sunday show president biden unveiled his new budget proposal this week, a seven trillion dollar plan that in vested billions into affordable childcare, whol care for older or disabled americans, and lowering housin costs. the plan proposes to pay for i by the corporate tax rate to 28% and imposing in 25% tax on billionaires a proposal snl had a little fu with last night. >> president biden proposed hi budget that would help fun medicare with 25% tax on billionaires take...

Doing it since he got into office i plan in his budget that woul reduce the deficit even more by three trillion dollars. all while still investing in the american people. childcare proposals, paid leav proposals. you know how you do that you ask the wealthiest in this country to begin to pay thei fair share is it right, the president doesn't think it is, tha billionaires and hundreds of millionaires pay less in tax rate than teachers and firefighters do in thi country. >> one of those billionaires being rihanna. somewhere between seven and 35 and 927 billion -- in the country that is a lot of ...

What it says is that the stimulus that the government tried simply didn't work. >> median income meaning half the people earn more a half less is now down nearly 9% from the 1990s. >> every income group from the top to the bottom, has suffered income losses, as the recession danieled the economy. we have been unable to rebuild jobs and employment. >> census survey found poverty rate had not changed in any significant way from last year's rate of 15%. the highest in more than 50 years. meaning 46 million people are below the post officeerty level. >> that is not good news for anybody. especiall...

>> greg: don't you think it would help people get off welfare and food stamps? >> dana: sure. thinking, when you are a prosecutor, how do you mostly find out about this? if you were on food stamps and you found out there was fraud and there was incentive to turn them in, i mean, maybe that's a better way to try to get people to stop it. >> kimberly: jealous friends like greg. but people who see abuse happening and going on. people drive per saids and nice cars and food stamps gets reported. but a small portion. >> eric: white board, quickly. in america, we spend $927 billion in on welfare. it ...