Well, look, Bill, I mean, everybody is going to come to different conclusions about this, but a lot of people are making evaluations of this bill based upon a static scoring model used by Washington, D.C. scorekeepers that missed The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act economic growth was underestimated by 5.4%. underestimated revenue by $1.5 trillion, missed the energy subsidies in the so called inflation reduction act by 400%. I mean, these people don't have a really good track record when it comes to scorekeeping. (00:38–00:57)
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