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knowing that they don't begrudge the upper income people. it's sort of a -- the class warfare doesn't necessarily play. >> i think the big problem with it to me is i haven't heard how he's going to pay for all of this. he's going to cut taxes a lot. there's dynamic scoring going on on his side but he's also responsible for the deficit side. >> that's another piece of this that has to be talked about long term. what bowles/simpson said is tough take something off the table. >> they don't have to run for the presidency. i support that plan and i think the president is serious about tax reform will do exactly that, try to aim for a revenue neutral tax reform. you could always add on revenue in the end but you want to aim for revenue neutrality which was in the commission report in which obama never touched.
says i am wrong. that class warfare doesn't really work? >> certainly if you say somebody is getting away with something, people tonight like that. that works. if you can convince people getting away with something that is really powerful. the reason calling for higher taxes on wealthy works today is because most people think higher income people pay a smaller share on their taxes than anybody else. people don't want to soak the rich but they want to make sure that everybody pays the same. >> john: most people rich people pay more in taxes actually pay less. >> right. part of sit skepticism about anything to do with government. part simplify it if you are rich enough you can hire a good accountant to get you special benefits. some of that is true, but in numbers, it's a lie. two out of three people believe
says i am wrong. that class warfare doesn't really work? >> certainly if you say somebody is getting away with something, people tonight like that. that works. if you can convince people getting away with something that is really powerful. the reason calling for higher taxes on wealthy works today is because most people think higher income people pay a smaller share on their taxes than anybody else. people don't want to soak the rich but they want to make sure that everybody pays the same. >> john: most people rich people pay more in taxes actually pay less. >> right. part of sit skepticism about anything to do with government. part simplify it if you are rich enough you can hire a good accountant to get you special benefits. some of that is true, but in numbers, it's a lie. two out of three people believe
says i am wrong. that class warfare doesn't really work? >> certainly if you say somebody is getting away with something, people tonight like that. that works. if you can convince people getting away with something that is really powerful. the reason calling for higher taxes on wealthy works today is because most people think higher income people pay a smaller share on their taxes than anybody else. people don't want to soak the rich but they want to make sure that everybody pays the same. >> john: most people rich people pay more in taxes actually pay less. >> right. part of sit skepticism about anything to do with government. part simplify it if you are rich enough you can hire a good accountant to get you special benefits. some of that is true, but in numbers, it's a lie. two out of three people believe
the reporter feels it is not journalism. if it is journalism and i read my quotes it didn't make me mad because they quoted me context. when i read the story i don't know whether he likes me or doesn't. if that the assessment after reading or watching a piece that journalism because you sense a certain level of sterility in the nature in which is it reported. you don't see that in most news reports today. you very much get it whether it is raised eyebrow or that inflection in the voice or just in the way the questions are staged. you are pretty aware of where the reporter stands on any particular issue. >> it is interesting, because the american people are ing the major networks, as you point out our nation's newspapers, circulation is low, they are not making the money they used to. certainly impact and influence that maybe they once had has deteriorated. i've used the term that i think journalism died certainly in 2008 with the lack of coverage of barack obama. let me give you another
that's why you are getting this kind of campaign. >> sean: it is interesting. the president himself lashing out at fox as being destructive. what do you think of so close to an election so many people close to the president, rahm emanuel out, axelrod moving back to the campaign. we hear rumors that gibbs is gone after the election. he lost gates his entire economic team except geithner, all these people are leaving. are they leaving a sinking ship, in your view? >> i done know what is going on in the white house right now i do find that the president doesn't seem to have the president doesn't have the same level of loyal day that george w. bush for that matter that bill clinton i don't quite know why. it is kind of strange, you know, having emanuel for example, occupy and dom mate the news in chicago is -- dominate the news in chicago is just helping the
and i read it and i know how the reporter feels it is not journalism. if it is journalism and i read my quotes it didn't make me mad because they quoted me context. when i read the story i don't know whether he likes me or doesn't. if that the assessment after reading or watching a piece that journalism because you sense a certain level of sterility in the nature in which is it reported. you don't see that in most news reports today. you very much get it whether it is raised eyebrow or that inflection in the voice or just in the way the questions are staged. you are pretty aware of where the reporter stands on any particular issue. >> it is interesting, because the american people are ing the major networks, as you point out our nation's newspapers, circulation is low, they are not making the money they used to. certainly impact and influence that maybe they once had has deteriorated. i've used the term that i think journalism died certainly in 2008 with the lack of coverage of
midterm elections is former governor's , -- governor's speaker of the house, fox news contributor. office if i read a new story host of a new documentary: and i read it and i know how the reporter feels it is not america at risk. journalism. available at americaatrisk.com. if it is journalism and i read my quotes it didn't make me mad because they quoted mr. speaker welcome. me context. you are at the counter when i read the story i don't know whether he likes me or terrorism education learning doesn't. lab for america at risk right if that the assessment after now, right? >> that's right. reading or watching a piece the counter terrorism that journalism because you education learning lab is a brilliant museum in denver. sense a certain level of sterility in the nature in which is it reported. i wish every american city had you don't see that in most one. if anybody comes to denver the news reports today. you very much get it whether city of john elway, i hope if it is raised eyebrow or that they are going to see in inflection in the voice or just in the way the questions remarkable museum about are staged. you are pretty aware of where terrorism around the world. i'm here tonight to talk about the reporter stands on any threats to the united states. particular issue. but i have to say, your >> it is interesting, because the american people are ing the major networks, as you opening these guys create the point out our nation's newspapers, circulation is low, longest, deepest recession, they are not making the money since the great depression. they used to. certainly impact and influence in june more americans were on food stamps than ever before that maybe they once had has deteriorated.
it is that straightforward. our great, great, american that's why you are getting panel is next. this kind of campaign. ♪ >> sean: it is interesting. ♪ ♪ bo÷d/ the president himself lashing out at fox as being destructive. what do you think of so close to an election so many people close to the president, rahm emanuel out, axelrod moving back to the campaign. we hear rumors that gibbs is gone after the election. he lost gates his entire economic team except geithner, all these people are leaving. are they leaving a sinking ship, in your view? >> i done know what is going on in the white house right now i do find that the president doesn't seem to have the president doesn't have the same level of loyal day that george w. bush for that matter that bill clinton i don't quite know why. it is kind of strange, you know, having emanuel for example, occupy and dom mate the news in chicago is -- dominate the news in chicago
are gonna lose. it is that straightforward. that's why you are getting this kind of campaign. >> sean: it is interesting. the president himself lashing out at fox as being destructive. what do you think of so close to an election so many people close to the president, rahm emanuel out, axelrod moving back to the campaign. we hear rumors that gibbs is gone after the election. he lost gates his entire economic team except geithner, all these people are leaving. are they leaving a sinking ship, in your view? >> i done know what is going on in the white house right now i do find that the president doesn't seem to have the president doesn't have the same level of loyal day that george w. bush for that matter that bill clinton i don't quite know why. it is kind of strange, you know, having emanuel for example, occupy and dom mate the news in chicago is -- dominate the news in chicago