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People who invest in the economy? they'll have less to invest? >> they seemed to have done very well during the 1990s and again, we're just returning to the marginal rates we did then. and the top 2% did just fine in the 1990s. >> the people under $200,000 won't see tax increases? >> no. and we're extending the making tax work credits that provides relief to working families, in addition to a number of other tax breaks. the president talked about the child care tax credit that will be expanded under this budget also. >> peter orszag, very nice to have you back. >> what's your favorite toby kei...

Everybody. >> thank you. we will call it donald care. that's good. i haven't thought of that one. >> only this time, president trump is trying to sell a version of health care reform that looks a lot different than the one that he put out on the campaign trail. will his voters embrace a plan that could end up hitting them the hardest? this as everyone april waits the score of the republican's bill by the congressional budget office. we are going to speak this morning with someone who used to run that office, peter orzag. joe has the morning on. with us is on set is mike barnicle. form you're c...

To fill it. politicosp politico.com saying the president wants a c.e.o. to replace larry summers. summers is the third member of the president's economic team to resign in recent weeks following peter orzag and kristina romer. a u.s. army major accused of murdering 13 people at fort hood, connecticut man accused of trying to blow up times square. the secretary of homeland security will detail how home grown terror is harder to detect and more likely to succeed. janet napolitano will testify how the internet may be helping to increase radicalization here in the u.s. president obama arrives at t...

And not doing so would most assuredly hurt our economy. but again, i think if you're making $250,000 ored 400,000 or $600,000 in this economy, you're not putting off the purchase of -- there's not a great crush on or pullback in your consumer demand. this economy is not hurting people that make $800,000 a year. it's hurting families that are making $40,000 a year. >> some democrats, though, not so convinced. the approach puts the president at odds with peter orzag, his budget director who proposed that the bush tax cuts for the rich should be extended for two years so as not to hurt the jobs m...