committee on taxation released some really interesting data on this last week, and they said people making $50,000-$200,000 will see tax increases in many years of this plan. now, people make over a million dollars, on the other hand, in the first year of this plan are going to get $47 billion in tax relief. that s more than what they got under the tax cuts and jobs act. so this is a really, really messy form of legislation here where you see the middle class get tax increases and the wealthiest getting tax breaks. it s not fair. it s poorly constructed. neil: you know, frances, it s going to be probably mightily changed in the senate if it even gets done in the senate, so what do you see happening? well, what s really interesting is, yes, the senate is going to have its hands all over it, and i think it wil look very different as the infrastructure bill did. however, the thing that is tax thed on the lower and middle income brackets is inflation. and inflation is proving not to be a
courage. her family could be targeted. her father who was an educator. is an educator could be tax thed and might be still if he returns home. megyn: you wrote in your op-ed speak out is not enough. we must improve their world. how? i think there are a lot of ways we can do it and there are many, many ways, examples of people trying to do that worldwide. through the bush institute that is part of the bush library and museum george and i are building here in dallas, we are focusing on women s issues. women s programs. we are bringing women from the middle east. we are paying most attention to women in the middle east and north africa, to the united states in a mentorship program, a fellowship program with the idea that if we bring women all from the same country they will know each other when they go back to their country. and they will start to be able