let me go to dan clifton. how do you read this? of course, he says in here -- and he said in his speech, there's a one-time transition from what we have now to corporate tax reform, and the revenues from that one-time transition are going to -- you know, his favorite list of infrastructure and whatever it is, 45 manufacturing institute and wind and solar and all that good stuff. okay, that's his one time. i don't know what that means. a one-time transition. i have no clue. you've got to help me on this. >> let me explain this to you. to get the corporate rate from 35 to 28, we would need $700 billion of tax revenue over ten years. so the president's saying that he will do that. and then he's going further and saying he wants more money to spend. that means there's probably about a trillion dollars in tax increases offset by $700 billion of tax -- >> where are these tax increases coming from? >> they threw out accelerated depreciation. that can get you about 400 billion dollars over ten years. but here's the kicker, larry. the talk