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I'm tired of hearing millionaires we should pay more in taxes it's -- the lower 50% of the tax class in this country pay 3% of the overall tax burden. the upper 2% pays about 97.6%. >> laura. >> laura: rich isn't paying its share is a joke. >> laura, i want to correct you on one thing the month that george bush left office we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. last month in the private sector we added 200,000 jobs that's a good step in the right direction. we are definitely not there. jeff and the other millionaires who signed this letter including the founder of some of our best known companie...

I'm tired of hearing millionaires we should pay more in taxes it's -- the lower 50% of the tax class in this country pay 3% of the overall tax burden. the upper 2% pays about 97.6%. >> laura. >> laura: rich isn't paying its share is a joke. >> laura, i want to correct you on one thing the month that george bush left office we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. last month in the private sector we added 200,000 jobs that's a good step in the right direction. we are definitely not there. jeff and the other millionaires who signed this letter including the founder of some of our best known companie...

I'm tired of hearing millionaires we should pay more in taxes it's -- the lower 50% of the tax class in this country pay 3% of the overall tax burden. the upper 2% pays about 97.6%. >> laura. >> laura: rich isn't paying its share is a joke. >> laura, i want to correct you on one thing the month that george bush left office we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. last month in the private sector we added 200,000 jobs that's a good step in the right direction. we are definitely not there. jeff and the other millionaires who signed this letter including the founder of some of our best known companie...

They don't like to talk about that. meanwhile, the tactics are working. nearly four in ten americans agree you can't mess with the bush tax cuts. even if the tax debate is a red herring on this one. at least one prominent business leader in this country says not taxing the rich is not the answer. he says it will have the opposite effect. that man is garrett bruney. founder of ask.com. he wroem a commentary this week. >> i've been an investor and entrepreneur for 25 years and i've been involved in companies in the software industry, biotech and energy and so on. i literally never made any of th...