we have opportunity zones that are going to allow people to defer to their capital gains investments, potentially eliminate with ao on that entirely over ten years to put into revitalizing communities thatat have been left behind ovr the last many years. you can actually combine that with other programs that help install renewable energy systems. tucker: i know. retrofitting buildings. tucker: i m not against infrastructure. nobody is talking about strong airplanes. actually, a member of conscious whose tape i just play you had stopping all fossil fuels. the idea is to transition to new forms of energy. i m saying why would i listen to policy makers who know nothing about thef policy. none of these people know anything about energy and making promise us that are insane that they can t keep why are they credible? i m not asking you toca listen to them, right? i m asking you to consider
wait i m not sure i follow your math here. he pays 13% in taxes on . martha: capital gains investments that is the money we re talking about. right. i believe, capital gains rate is not 13%, is it? martha: 13.9% is the rate buffett paid. is the rate that mitt romney paid in taxes. the capital gains rate is 20%. martha: what they re making is just on their invests. then you have to ask yourself, again, we can disagree on this and obviously we do. i just don t think, particularly so much of that is paper money that they re making by shuffling stocks around and options and rest of it. bob, the president had a deficit commission come together and put together a plan to reform the tax code. he has not touched that. and furthermore, the president took a tax rate of 20%, less than the buffett rule , our own president doesn t even apply to the buffett rule . would be good idea for the president to lead by example. he pays considerably more than mitt romney does, mitt romney give