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for eight years you said nothing. not you specifically, but i think your party. and i think it s a little rich now to say guys, you have to watch this. that s an oversimplification. if you go back to the clinton plan, the clinton economic plan, people did really well. all income categories saw an increase in wages because we were both cutting taxes for middle class people, we had some tax reform. we were also making neil: we had an internet boom. i agree with you. why did we have an internet boom? we made investments over the years in technology, into research neil: and with dramatically cut the cost of those investment taxes so that we could. i give you all the credit for that. i give you and bill clinton the credit. i said on this show many, many times, give that another chance again. neil: that s not this plan, neil. how do you know? you said you didn t know the plan. neil: i know what i read and what they put you already concluded it s going to screw people an
eligible, as well. and so we ve got to look to savings in medicare that preserve the basic program but reduce the growth in the cost of the medicare program. and let me add this too, those of us in higher income categories who retire should pay lower premiums, i think that s a reality that we all should accept. quick question for you, could you give us in any tangible way an outline of cuts that you would be willing to vote for. further means testing of medicare? what exactly what changes would you be willing to make? higher income people should pay more, i also think that we need more competition when it comes to the medicare prescription drug program. i think we ought to have offered by the program a separate prescription drug with low cost, low overhead option for seniors to take. i think that will bring down the
if he is, we can achieve it. it s the only way we can achieve it in the senate. but if he wants to make it an exclusively house republican product, it s not going to get done. senator, this is s.e. cupp. what are you hearing about the new york times co-opting that romney/obama idea to cap deductions at $35,000, you know, approved by the third way group? is there any truth to that, or is that sort of just bogus dog and pony show? i have no idea whether it s on the white house agenda, but it s been part of our discussion. because we understand that if you take a look at the tax expenditures, $1.2 trillion a year, there s room to save money and reduce the deficit. and if you say to the highest income categories that they are going to have a cap on their deductions, that s one of the ways to approach it. what we want to do is to make sure, at least from my point of view and the president s, that we protect middle-income
country, corporate, personal, and government has grown $40 trillion. before 1994, our national savings rate hovered between 8% and 10% between world war ii and reelection of ronald reagan. since that time as we all know that savings rate has come down and dipped into negativity in the 90s and early 2000s at a time. there is no doubt the gross excesses at the top of the economy, you ve shown the numbers, you had economists on, rattner was on, the top 1% has seen incomes other income categories, particularly those in the middle who make up the majority of the country have only seen 10% to 15% increases. mike s point, i think, is the most important in all of this. the challenge we face in really the underlying message coming out of occupy wall street for me. i think your summary of it was right was people don t believe they can attain a certain income level or certain mobility anymore. when you lose that, you lose america. you lose hope. we can t not only lose hope, that s what a
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