Tabs Code News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Flatter, more efficient tax code. we're working together, we've had the first hearings together in more than 70 years. i think a more efficient and flatter and fairer tabs code would help the economy and help people get the work they need and also maybe get higher wages if they're already working. >> let me go around the horn now with xavier becerra, bob woodward and peggy noonan. bob woodward, you're no stranger to these controversies in washington. how has the administration handled this this past week? >> first of all, people are making comparisons to watergate. this is not watergate but th...

Platteplat flatter, more efficient tax code. we're working together, we've had the first hearings together in more than 70 years. i think a more efficient and flatter and fairer tabs code would help the economy and help people get the work they need and also maybe get higher wages if they're already working. >> let me go around the horn now with xavier becerra, bob woodward and peggy noonan. bob woodward, you're no stranger to these controversies in washington. how has the administration handled this this past week? >> first of all, people are making comparisons to watergate. this is not water...

I think we need a fairer, flatter, more efficient tax code. the ways and means committee has held more than 20 hearers on this. we're working together. we've had the first hearings together in more than 70 years. i think a more efficient and flatter and fairer tabs code would help the economy and help people get the work they need and also maybe get higher wages if they're already working. >> let me go around the horn now with xavier becerra, bob woodward and peggy noonan. bob woodward, you're no stranger to these controversies in washington. how has the administration handled this this past w...

Jobs. >> and the economy, too, by the way. all of these things we can talk about. so since we're talking about chapter two right now, what do you think has the inside track at the moment in terms of all those plans that are out there? >> well, you would assume the white house would lean heavily on its own debt commission. a guy like dick durbin, a progressive democrat from illinois, and a guy like tom coburn, both endorsed it. if you already have the makings of a bipartisan deal and this dealt with tax reform, had a few simplifying the tabs code but also getting rid of some loopholes and some ...