two arguments here. there are two taxes. one is the penalty tax for not having insurance. the other one is what steve moore was talking about, $675 billion of new increased tax revenue in the bill. those are two different things. yes, the $675 billion would still be there. born by the middle class. but the bob: why is it born by the middle class? i don t understand. that kimberly: do the math, bob. bob: wait a second. the people who don t buy insurance will get a eric: different one. you are conflating this with the other new new [ overtalk ] greg: you are playing ping-pong with a blow drier st. ball comes back. look, this is what happens when you don t know what is in the bill. pelosi said you have to pass it before you see what is in it. that s what you do with a kidney stone. you don t do it with one-fifth of the economy which is what we re dealing with. bob: if it s a ta, read the bill. greg: why do i have to read 2,000 pages? why didn t your people read
over the next ten years and $70 billion more than the much-hated deficit-ballooning stimulus package. the vast majority of the $858 billion, and the $675 billion to extend the bush tax cuts. reuters moved a story quoting small business owners saying that tax breaks will not create new jobs and this afternoon senator sanders was still talking and u talking about the proposal to kill the estate tax altogether and the windfall that will be for the owners of walmart, the walton family. $86 billion is what this family is worth, one family. $86 billion. they are doing pretty good. if we abolish the estate tax, the walton family would receive an estimated $32.7 billion tax break if it was repealed.