danielle mcloughlin rejoins us, jack otter, boyd matheson. what did you make of that?ugh bernie sanders' campaign still estimates the wealth tax will raise between $2.8 and $3.3 trillion over a ten-year period which is not an insignificant amount of money -- neil: assuming that money is static and doesn't move. >> right. and also, this is a prediction which is what we are told even when it's a tax cut, the idea there are models, we are projecting what human behavior will be like, what markets will do, et cetera. so you take it with a grain of salt. >> first of all, every single politician ever has predicted a better outcome from his plan. but one important thing, it will not surprise anyone to know that elizabeth warren has a plan for what to do with that money. as a result, wharton scored that as adding a little bit of growth. neil: it also says hers isn't paid for. >> the difference between warren and bernie here, she said i do x, y and z, they say okay, that will add a little bit to growth. bernie did not say what he would do to it. neil: they are the two biggest ta