economic plan in regards to creating growth. the president is very determined that we can get to sustained economic growth of 3% or higher. we are working on tax reform, working on regulatory reform, working on job creation. this is something that on the tax side i ve been meeting weekly with the house and senate on designing things, and will be coming out as it s the president said with more details on wednesday. reporter: thank you very much. along the lines of tax reform, i know the specifics and the bride details come out wednesday, but without getting into the specifics, what does the middle-class gain if there is a simplification but also a loss of deductions whatever they might be, if we lose them? let me just say we ve been clear on what the president objectives are for tax reform. middle income tax cuts, a
people suddenly going to find themselves paying higher prices because of al tax imposed by the trump administration. brian: buying american. keeping it here. bringing manufacturing year less than jacking up prices. hammer home the point you will be paying higher prices. that s what they will higher home. ainsley: more jobs in america. i see both sides. i don t think there are the votes in congress for a border tax. when push comes to shove. steve: we just did that fox news poll number one issue with people in the united states number one is cut taxes. income tax cuts. corporate tax cuts. not a border tax increase. brian: 52% want that and replacing obamacare is second. stuart, watch you 9 to noon all three hours. thank you very much. steve: have you seen uncontrollable rage from democrats taking over republican town halls. [shouting] [chanting this is what democracy looks like] steve: are those noisy people
thing 1 tonight, sam brownback, the republican governor from kansas, has advice for the president-elect telling the wall street journal that trump should mimic his kansas tax plan. brownback s signature idea i limb nating the 4.6 state individual income tax for partnerships, limited liability corporations and similar businesses. now, when brownback passed his steep income tax cuts in 2012, he called it a real-life experiment. but on taxes, you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it in my estimation to create growth. and we ll see how it works, we ll have a real live experiment, we re right next to some other states is that haven t lowered taxes, you ll get a chance too see how this impacts a particular experimental area and i think kansas will do well. . that s the benchmark, it s been three years since brownback s plan took effect.
today we got one more economic indicator out of the region. brownback claimed in 2012 you can measure his kansas experiment against neighboring states which did not enact the same type of drastic income tax cuts like nebraska. justin fox from bloomberg has been tracking the growth. today found the gap has only grown this year. kansas is that blue line that s been stagnant, flat, for two years while nebraska s pulling away. so why would donald trump follow the advice of a governor whose policies caused credit downgrades and slowed economic hiring? the plan would probably be pretty good for people like donald trump. as the washington post reported on kansas earlier this year, the poorest 20% of households are now paying an average of about $200 more in state taxes according to analysis on the institute of taxation and economic policy meanwhile the wealthiest 1% of households are saving an average of $25,000.
experiment against neighboring state which is did not enact the same type of drastic income tax cuts like nebraska. justin fox from bloomberg has been tracking employment growth between kansas and nebraska and found the gap has only grown this year kansas is the blue line that s been flat for two years while nebraska is pulling away. why would donald trump follow the advice of a governor whose policies slowed economic growth and hiring? one possible selling point the plan would probably be good for people like donald trump. as the washington post reported on kansas earlier this year the poorest 20% of households are paying $200 more in state taxes according to an analysis on the institute of taxation and policy. meanwhile, the wealthiest 1% of households are saving an average of $25,000. at geico. geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years.