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Failed to fully take into account the massive economic boom that would come from cutting taxes on the wealthiest americans and the biggest corporations. because we all know how well that worked out the last time we tried it. >> there it is again. cut and raise so you get more revenue. the dynamic score keeping that's always been proven wrong. but bobby, you start here. they want to make the case they cut the taxes for the rich, somehow the poor benefit. it's trickle-down absolutely in our face. give a bigger break to the guy with the money and somehow the pee-ones will wi e e es will do. go ah...

The law to pay for that. the reason most don't understand it they go with the common score keeping of the government that obscure the effect. they ignore the commitment under the law and create misimpression it reduces the deficit. >> who is doing the scoring? it's not the white house. is it the congressional budget office? who came up with the original number? >> the congressional budget office produces the number. they undertake analysis going back to score keeping convention like 1985. >> greta: what do you mean? double counting the way we do sort of unusual things here in the government in...

The reason most don't understand it they go with the common score keeping of the government that obscure the effect. they ignore the commitment under the law and create misimpression it reduces the deficit. >> who is doing the scoring? it's not the white house. is it the congressional budget office? who came up with the original number? >> the congressional budget office produces the number. they undertake analysis going back to score keeping convention like 1985. >> greta: what do you mean? double counting the way we do sort of unusual things here in the government in terms of the county? >> ...

A variety of sources. what we believed were good, common sense ideas. so we can show to the people of the united states, there are republicans and democrats willing to work together in the interest of getting people back to work. >> so chris matthews, what do you think is going on here when you listen to these gentlemen talk? is this undermining the president's jobs bill? or is this good for the conversation? >> my concern is that the numbers don't get credibility in the world financial markets. and senator rubio, do you think it's fair to include numbers like, we project a revenue increase ba...

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