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That way so he would benefit from that tax cut as well. so, there's really a large tax break for wealthy in here. for the middle class, it depends on their individual circumstances. it also changes from year to year. if you look at the distribution tables, how it affects your typical family making $30,000 a year or $100,000 a year, or whatever, it looks good in most income groups in the early years but some of those tax cuts either expire or get eaten away by inflation. as a result, you see more and more families facing tax increases through the years. and then it leads in theory the tax cuts ...

>> and having to borrow from the chinese and the japanese, having to borrow from the saudis. it's so reckless. >> these are interesting policy points and i know you have a long standing view about the debts and deficits and sometimes these are politically salient and sometimes not. i want to ask josh this question. this bill is not middle class friendly. just on the distribution tables, just the facts of it are it is weighted toward rich people and corporations. it doesn't help the middle class. bob said if democrats find a talking point, why can't they find a talking point when the facts are ...

They're having a disagreement about a factual question about what's in the bill, and it's partly because the republicans impute something that's not written in there which is to say some parts of this bill are permanent and some of them are temporary. they don't run for the full ten-year budget window because they don't have enough money to do all the middle income tax increases. what republicans scene and i think they believe this is well congress will come back in the future and extend those things. we will take care of those middle income families. when you look at the distribution tables, ...