mode. the stock market really can t respond too favorably to the tax plan because it is predicated in part from getting budget savings coming from the repeal and replacement of obamacare. we will have to deal with this on its own merits in which case the current tax plan, the one pager that the president put out is a potentially budget busting item that does really benefit only the reach and not the middle class. i think congress would find this to be a heavy lift without enough offsets to make this somewhat more revenue neutral than currently constructed. he is defending the deficit risk in an interview. the economy is going to boom and you will see that. it will take a period of time and you will have deficits in the meantime. is that what is happening here? we are priming the pump? i think he wants to prime the pump. it is also important to
95%. in wisconsin we have 95%. that s because they have a mandate. how can you say it s private health care when you really take a look at the true cost of obama care, when it really kicks in in 2016, it will be $2.4 trillion over that decade, and here is the chart. here is the real thing here. steve, you were talking about the revenue. do i get one? i think i have another one here, absolutely. thank you. now i m out of it. all right. but here is the deficit risk. because this thing is supposedly going to be paid for by taxes, fees, penalties, and then cuts to medicare, which you were talking about. where are those going to be achieved? if you just project the taxes, fees, and penalties at about $816 billion in that 10-year window, 2016 to 20-25, that s a deficit risk of $1.6 trillion when obama care really kicks in. it was an utter fiction that