, 39.6 and 35 brackett. he squinted drop those and increase the risk. i'm sorry, 35 and 43 screen to raise them to 45, but it's very clear number one, that for his health insurance program he is going to raise taxes on the middle class. he's going to make the health insurance money that your employer now spends on your behalf taxable on your return, which means you're going to go through and add up the money you got on your w-2 and then add eight or $10,000 that you never got that your employer paid on your behalf for health insurance and that's going to be taxable income than you are going to have to pay. and one of the things that drove me completely in same the last week he is proposing to apply that to everybody except union members. if your health insurance is the result of a collective bargaining agreement it will not be a taxable event. the supreme court is going to throw that out because it violates equal protection clause but not before we go through two or three years of paying that tax and in addi