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>> bill: why? >> i thought he was a man of strong character, honest, clear-eyed in his approach to the -- >> bill: hold it. let me stop you. >> okay. >> bill: you like eric holder. clear-eyed, honest guy, right? >> right. >> bill: three words. marc rich pardon. you can explain that to me? >> they all pardon the people who kiss their butts. >> bill: do you not take that into account? do you not take that into account? >> i take -- >> bill: the big picture. so let's let the biggest tax cheat in american history let him off and give him a pardon. you, geraldo -- how much of a bigger picture do yo...

>> bill: why? >> i thought he was a man of strong character, honest, clear-eyed in his approach to the -- >> bill: hold it. let me stop you. >> okay. >> bill: you like eric holder. clear-eyed, honest guy, right? >> right. >> bill: three words. marc rich pardon. you can explain that to me? >> they all pardon the people who kiss their butts. >> bill: do you not take that into account? do you not take that into account? >> i take -- >> bill: the big picture. so let's let the biggest tax cheat in american history let him off and give him a pardon. you, geraldo -- how much of a bigger picture do yo...

>> sean: president obama's disastrous deficit reduction plan includes one proposal that is not sitting well with republicans. it is called the buffet rule named after billionaire investor warren buffet who claim he pays a lower tax rate than his secretary. the provision sets a new rate for americans who make a million dollars a year or more. today tax cheat treasury secretary geithner promised the plan to revamp the tax code would be ready by the end of the year. joining me with reaction karen hanretty. and former vice chair of the dnc financial committee, michael brown. mike i can give you a ...

Well, it's coming. it's tax day and, you know, you fill out your tax forms truthfully. americans apparently don't do that. they cheat on taxes every year. is it worth the risk? >> investigate hoog it is evading the irs in their premiere of the "american tax cheat." >> reporter: according to a recent survey, 15% of americans admit they cheat on their taxes. and the most typical american tax cheat -- single men under the age of 45. only of whom admit they push the limits to see what they can get away with. >> becky joins us live now. becky, tell us what surprised you, and we all know there are t...

Protests designed to interrupt their operations. a report from the government accountability office shows that between 1998 and 2005, 2/3 of u.s. corporations paid no taxes. now come on. what are the chances that 2/3 of the companies didn't have to pay taxes? they made money. they avoided taxes. and in 2008, 83 of the 100 largest public corporations in the u.s. used offshore accounts, that's tax havens, to hide income to avoid taxation. when you don't pay your taxes, you go to jail. you're called a tax cheat and they say hay dare you! it's so immorrall. when corporations do it, they're just av...