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david: let's talk about it. last time we had fundamental tax reform was in the reagan administration with a senator named bill bradleymocrat from new jersey who was essential to getting that done. is there a possibility of the democrats coming together for tax reform? terry: the time is right for massive tax reform. we'd be supportive and the one thing i'd like to see is repatriate the money overseas and we ought to bring the money back here and create jobs in the united states of america. i think our tax code is outdated so i think the time is right to come together. our goal get more as the governor and put more money in the people's pockets and let them spend more and create more jobs and how can you turbocharge our economy. give people more money, keep taxes low and that's how you can stimulate an economy. i think the time is right to bring people together to do this. david: last time you do this, oversimplifying was cut rates and eliminate deductions, simplify the whole thing and requires everybody giving up something especially when it comes to eliminating the conductions -- deductions. are the democrats prepar