today as they unveiled it is it will not be a tax break for rich people. they released very few details about the tax plan today but the ones they did release conclusively confirm that this will definitely be a big tax break for rich people. the one thing if they conclusively proved is not true, it definitely a gigantic tax break. new york times tonight used two pages of donald trump s 2005 tax returns which david k. johnston first revealed in march and everyone was so mad because it turned out it wasn t damming information. it was real information and using the two pages from that one return from donald trump, the times was able to calculate tonight what they unveiled is the administration s new tax plan would save the president personally tens of millions of dollars in a single year and quote, could cut the tax bills by more than $1.1 billion overall. remember, the thing you re
so that is unfolding tonight. and it s unfolding tonight against kind of a stereo vision backdrop that is something beyond bad optics for this administration. i say stereo vision has two components. one component is them unveiling the tax plan today. the one top line p.r. assurance they made about the tax plan today as they unveiled it is it will not be a tax break for rich people. they released very few details about the tax plan today but the ones they did release conclusively confirm that this will definitely be a big tax break for rich people. the one thing if they conclusively proved is not true, it definitely a gigantic tax break. for rich people new york times tonight used two pages of donald trump s 2005 tax returns which david k. johnston first revealed in march