good evening, i m mehdi hasan. we begin tonight in florida. land of endless sunshine, citrus fruit and senior living. welcome to the villages. the florida retirement community is so big it s the same size as the city of gainesville, florida, just off the interstate. also its biggest waco texas and the village is a big deal politically as well. it s a regular stop on the campaign trail for right-wing republicans. donald trump spoke to supporters there in the final stretch before election day. he signed an executive order on medicare there in 2019. while matt gates and marjorie taylor greene took their traveling gave a gifts act there in 2021. when ron desantis said he was stripping disney of his self governing power in the state when he sought to control higher education and when he briefed people on his coronavirus response in 2020, he did it all from, you guessed it, the villages. if something major and conservative politics is happening in florida, and chances are it s happ
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republicans have the ultra conservatives that are fiscal hawks. they don t want to add to the deficit. that squashes a lot of republican plays. and then you have moderates that oppose deep cuts. trump proposed deep cuts in the spending bill for a number of popular programs. they didn t happen. what does that say about the tax cut thing? you talk about the uber conservatives that are loathed to accept anything that isn t off the bat revenue neutral. forget about the revenues that might come in cuts. all you need is a couple in the senate and you lost, you just need a couple dozen in the house. where is this going? what does this tell you for the tax guys? they expect a fiscal stimulus and tax cuts. they don t think trump can pass this for the exact reason that you re saying. he doesn t have a republican majority within congress. that means he will have to work with democrats.
for tax guys. is that the plan? i think so. when you do this in washington, they score these things and so we are kind of held hostage to assert extent to how they run the numbers. that s a mistake that a lot of these numbers don t end up to be accurate. you basically have more slack for tax reform. if you talk about significant tax rates which we need to do because we re not competitive internationally. you have the ability and the president said 15%, that s a good target. the house bill is 20%. either one. maria: you made a really important point when he brought up to 15%. in a follow-up on health care. if you were to see this health care bill in lower premiums in the tax is eliminated, the savings of $900 billion, will you vote yes to this health care bill?
tax guys can live with. the problem paying for it up front. tax revenues do create a lot of, a lot of revenues for the government. bill: that is what he is banking on. in the short term though, when you lose that tax revenue you lose money. how will he get the money? offering a tempting, one-time tax on all money held abroad, two trillion dollars worth. 10%. that money comes home. more than pays for this. presumably it pays for roads and bridges and infrastructure which a lot of democrats have been advocating and goose s the economy. one thing he says his opponents have not done, found a way to pay for tax cuts up front. donald trump says he has. bill: i want to see the letter from neil cavuto that says, i win, right? i got a kick out of that. bill: cavuto! i don t think i would do that with the irs. i don t think i win, no, no. i don t know if i to there. lay low. bill: you will talk to carl icahn today, right? yes. bill: he is a fan.
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