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The republican party. del caro joins us from san francisco. jedediah: good morning, tom. >> good morning. how are you? steve: going through the nine points see how close we are getting to it. first step is government spending and we do a lot of that. >> yeah. we do have massive. spend $7.6 trillion as a society in this upcoming year which is roughly four times what reagan's era spent when he said government was the problem. jedediah: number two our tax system that reduced incentives. >> yeah. we have massive tax systems. and hallmarks of socialist societies pour incentives. that comes from tax...

Americans and making the business tax code competitive. mr. president, i am thrilled to be able to say that i believe we achieved both goals.

Republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. great to see you. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, kate. great to be with you. >> thank you. you said over the weekend that you like what you see in the final bill. are you a definite yes on this? >> i'm still reviewing the bill. it's obviously complex. what i do like, the fact that it brings the business tax code into the 21st century. it's long overdue that united states have a tax code that's competitive with the other major economies of the world. i do like the fact that for many americans, this will be simpler, that the standard deducti...

The house and senate and the tha text has been available. i've done meetings throughout my district, tax preparers and cpas and other experts to understand the ramifications of the bill and how it will impact positively both family budgets and our greater economic growth. >> the number one thing we have seen as you look at polls and the people who are against this by double dump its. 64% of americans think the wealthy will benefit the most. 17% only think it will be the middle class. 6% think the poor will. and corporations do get that big tax break from 35% to 21%. do you understand why in th...

And hope this were sells itself. >> maybe so. maybe not. doug, we don't know a lot about the bill, as of now. waiting to see the final version. >> right. >> but republicans are obviously trying to push it through really quickly. is there concern? should americans were concerned that this is just too much of a rush to change something so massive? >> i think the key change is -- first of all, jake's got the arithmetic right, but what's happening in conference doesn't change the basic character of the house or senate bill. what republicans are, in fact, relying on is a reform to the business tax ...