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Sitting on top of this wealth and getting richer by the day, that doesn't get transformed to income. you don't have to put that on your tax return until you sell your stock generally. >> reporter: and for buffett who said in the past he favored raising taxes for the rich, his wealth grew by $24 billion between 2014 and 2018, and the amount of taxes paid? $23.7 million or just 0.1% of his wealth. buffett telling propublica, tax codes should be changed substa substantially, and huge dynastic wealth is not good for our society. the 25 richest americans were worth $1.1 trillion by the end of 2018....

2018. the amount of taxes pay, $23.7 million or just 0.1% of his wealth. buffet telling propublica tax codes should be changed substantially and huge dynastic wealth is not desirable for our society. the 25 richest americans were worth $1.1 trillion by the end of 2018. it would take 14.3 million ordinary american wage earners do make that same amount of wealth. >> any unauthorized disclosure of confidential government information by a person with access is illegal, and we take this very seriously. >> white house press secretary jen psaki emphasized president biden's proposal to raise taxes on ...

Musk. >> we had to work months on this to get it into shape where we were satisfied it was accurate and it was saying something clear. >> take a look at amazon founder and ceo bezos. according to propublica reporting, his wealth increase and he paid nothing in income taxes. neither did elon musk. not a penny from george soros from 2016 to 2018. and it's all legal, thanks to u.s. tax codes, which focused more on wages as opposed to investments which are usually taxed at lower rates. that's something billionaires like bezos can take advantage of along with complicated tax loopholes and write-off...

Income taxes, neither did elon mussing in 2018 and not a benny from soros between 2016 and 2018, and it's all legal, thanks to u.s. tax codes which focus more on wages as opposed to investments which are usually taxed at lower rates. that's something billionaires like bezos can take advantage of, along with complicated tax loopholes and write-offs. propublica says while the world's richest men in wealth group $99 billion between 2014 and 2018, he only paid $973 million in taxes, at a rate of less than 1%. >> if you're jeff bezos sitting on top of this wealth and getting richer by the day, that...

Local tax deductions and puts you at odds with progressives. can the democrats pass this on their own if there's that division? >> where getting back to my earlier point in the agreement, negotiations we're working on right now between democrats and republicans, you know, we're looking at alternative ways to pay for this aside from increasing taxes and there are a lot of options, one way of course the president talked about is closing the pay gap and going off tax cheats and there are other user fees, and plenty of other alternatives there. my view is pretty simple when it comes to taxes. i'm ...