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Dynamic scoring and that revenues increase when we have the right tax policy. i just won't be a voice to call for it to be completely paid for pip aoed like to see as much pro growth tax cuts as possible. i think we're in a unique position. after eight years what i considered a fairly anti-business and radical obama regulatory tax environment, our economy could really explode. the people who will benefit from that are these working middle class, americans that go to work and work very hard. they have not seen their incomes go up. they will be the ones that will be the beneficiary. that's where...

Isn't done yet but they are only basing it on the plan as it exists at this point but according to their analysis, that middle fifth, gets one and a half percent of the total benefit of the tax cut while the top 1% gets 8 and a half percent of the benefit. that doesn't seem fair. >> sure, a couple of things. i can't see the graph that you have shown up and i think that particularly organization did, number one they didn't do any dynamic scoring, they assumed no benefit to the overall economy which is absurd to think that -- chris: sir, i'm not talking about the economy, i'm talking about the b...

Isn't done yet but they are only basing it on the plan as it exists at this point but according to their analysis, that middle fifth, gets one and a half percent of the total benefit of the tax cut while the top 1% gets 8 and a half percent of the benefit. that doesn't seem fair. >> sure, a couple of things. i can't see the graph that you have shown up and i think that particularly organization did, number one they didn't do any dynamic scoring, they assumed no benefit to the overall economy which is absurd to think that -- chris: sir, i'm not talking about the economy, i'm talking about the b...

As well. and we're committed to do that. >> sounds like you're willing to, about a $5 hadn00 billion o ten years. you outlined about a trillion, potentially. >> when we plook at this, obviously, we put in some mandatory cuts in our budget. $200 billion in cuts. when you look at dynamic scoring. make a compelling case, chuck, when you look at really reducing the tax burden and getting this economy going at a 3.gdp growth or better, that you can end up in a 15 yooe-year window. perhaps not in ten, but a 15-year window, making sure there's not a deficit there. we have to look at it much like peop...

Congressman, this idea of removing the deduction for state local taxes, which depending on the math could shave $1.5 trillion over ten years. you'd need a couple trillion more to justify it if you're in the camp that says pay for tax cuts. what other ideas do you have? >> what we'll end up doing on this, the more aggressive we are on the tax cuts and mentioned and revenue neutral and certainly the dynamic scoring is what you were talking about, that dynamic scoring is important because it's what happens for biscuiusiness cuts. i was a small business guy. when you allow me to invest more, it pr...