big billionaires here and that s why he s stepping in now? right. it s perfect timing. elizabeth warren releases this calculator on her website if you re a billionaire, put in your amount of money and this is what you will pay in taxes. hours later, mike bloomberg jumps in the race. he provides a foil that elizabeth warren and sanders hasn t had, that the argument, that politics and the democratic party has been captured by wealthy people, and corporate interests. and michael bloomberg provides that foil for them. i think it s a question of what do democratic voters want? i think there s a significant number of moderate voters within the party, that aren t necessarily interested in what elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have to offer. they are interested in can our candidate beat donald trump? that s the test. i don t think bloomberg necessarily passes or fails that
dollar price tag. we re talking trillions, when the numbers are this big, they re just pretend. snl lampooned warren s proposal in a exit that went on for nearly 8 minutes. bernie sanders jumped in saying his plan is better. i think that would have a negative impact on creating those jobs. i think we have a better way, which is a 7 1/2% payroll tax, which is far more progressive bernie and i have a different vision how to pay for it, but let s be clear, we re headed in the same direction? who has the better plan? how are the plans different? sanders hasn t come out with a full menu like warren has.
tami, we look at this, bernie sanders, look at bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. sanders price tag is $30 trillion. warren s is $20.5 trillion. who is closer to the actual price tag? well, sanders hasn t put an actual price tag on his plan. these are what outside experts say a plan like sanders will cost. that s abouts 3 $32 trillion, $ trillion over ten years. warren s one way to pay for it, overall price tag is lower and $25.5 trillion over ten years. getting to it because she wants states to pick up half the tab and continue paying no longer actually paying for medicaid or children s health insurance programs, but they are going to have to send that money to the federal government, and then also, though, she is as the biden campaign is hitting her on, she is making somebody
it s a little early. if this was november or december, i think she would feel better about it, but she has a good organization in place. it s always good to be ahead. is bernie done? you have to give him his authenticity. i didn t think he was in control of the last debate. i thought he looked like christopher lloyd in back to the future, he was all over the place. he didn t look like a president. i think a really important difference between warren s numbers in the des moines register poll and sanders is warren is frulg both clinton voters and from sanders voters. what are clinton voters. people who sfloevoted in 201 hillary. sanders hasn t pulled any clinton voters to his side. i think he doesn t so far have a campaign to expand, but maybe he will. he s a stern campaigner. what do you think of david brooks comment this week.
else to follow. for example, right now, sanders campaign is battling its owns workers. they are being paid the sameno starvation wages that wal-mart employees get. sanders hasn t budged. if they are not happy they can go work on another campaign or quit.. if his presidential campaign doesn t work out, he should manage a wal-mart. he would be good at it. bernard is not the only candidate who can t match his own rhetoric. kamala harris is also running on a platform of being morally superior to everyone else and particularly to you. her administration will punish american businesses for being sexist. listen to. i will shift the responsibility to the big corporations to require them to prove nay are paying people equally for equal work. [cheers and applause]. tucker: harris promises when she is president of the united