so, i think that you want to get david stockman on your program.ou know, let's have an alternative point of view. i kind of agree with "the ," i think we are headed for chaos and all of these bills come due and i think that they should keep the net neutrality for the internet. right, richard. jim, lansing, good morning. good morning. i think that the proposed plan doesutting taxes actually what the republicans were fearful of, to pick winners and losers. that's what the plan is doing. what it is doing is neglecting the middle class and sending all of the tax cut money to the top. firm believer that if her huge tax cut goes to the middle class, then you will increase the spending power of the middle class and with an increase in spending power you will have more buying going on, the result of that is that demand for goods and services will increase and that the demand for more people being hired to handle that will increase. that's how you get more jobs. they so, looking at what want to do on personal taxes, will this not help the middle class? repe

brian: on the back of the jacket, you have quotes from david stockman, jodie powell, lawrence meade, richard newstaff, father theodore hesberg, and cheryl russell. if any memory serves me properly, they're all over the lot politically. did you do that on purpose? william: we could have added other quotes saying essentially the same thing. al gore is sending this book to every member of congress, he believes in it so much. and we're finding that it doesn't matter whether you're democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, there's plnt any here that will please you and some things that will displease you. our purpose is not to advance any political agenda, but to get people to think more seriously about themselves and how they fit into the long story of america, past, present, and future. brian: one of the first effects tside me was, i noticed that the first page, you contempt mentioning homer, and i remember reading homer years and years ago, so i went out and got a copy. one of the most interesting things i found is that it says on the book the greatest tale of all time sells for

dagen: former reagan budget director david stockman, saying in that interview the savings from the healthcare moving on taxes. what is a mistake? >> to go back at obamacare, save money, by the time they find anything that could get a majority in the house coccus through the senate, the president's desk, there will be 0 savings, the last bill started with $500 billion savings. by the time they withdrew it friday afternoon there was almost nothing left. that was a complete distraction. obamacare is a disaster, the democrats own it, they pass it, they should leave it on their watch, secondly the reason they are doing it is the reason there will be no tax-cut of the kind wall street expects. we are so deep in the soup debtwise, it is heading back to 1 trillion a year, you have to have revenue neutral tax cuts but have to figure out how to do it, the lawyer adjustment tax is dead and without that you are not going to reduce the corporate rate to 25, 20 or the other things people need to do. the temp -- trump fantasy is over, won't going to happen, it is all downhill from here. the market is headin

my next guest did mention ronald reagan, his former budget director, david stockman, is with me right now. david, you're of the opinion when people start saying deficits don't matter, game over. >> your last two guests were in fantasy land. there is no way you're going to cut the corporate tax by $2 trillion over the next ten years and not pay for it. the reason is -- neil: you don't think it'll create a boom? >> of course it won't, because when you take the corporate tax at $350 billion and cut it to $150 billion of revenue a year, where do you get the $200 billion hole filled up? it would take a $1.5 trillion increase in corporate income, profits, to fill the hole. that isn't going to happen. mostly what happens with the accounting operations overseas. you don't necessarily move jobs. so if we reduce the corporate tax -- which i think is a great idea, get rid of it. it's obsolete. it's uncollectible. it's stupid. but you have to replace it with something. you have to pay for it. we've got -- neil: you're not a fan of this dynamic accounting that -- because you had that during the re