Um, well, except right back to Fox which he said he'd basically cut ties with them for the foreseeable future. I see where he decided the future needed to materialize p-r-e-t-t-y dam*ed quick...within a few days. Actually, he's not actually due to go anywhere until his poll numbers plateau and begin to fall off which will prompt him to step down and "go back to his business"... in his own words. He doesn't wanna fight, he wants an easy road to a victory and no one telling him, "No, you can't do this." Then, this whole tax deal he proposed is really being celebrated because everyone falling under those income brackets just got a HUGE RAISE...AND OUR ECONOMY JUST TOOK AN EVEN LARGER PAY CUT. Already, experts are saying it could cost the U.S. TRILLIONS while making him MILLIONS.

Here's a thought: Trump said that this proposal 'will cost him a fortune." Now, what this says to me is that either he's going to pay for the deal, or, he's gonna lose a fortune due to the implementation of it. Either way, how much sense can this make? I mean, really? The smoke is about to start clearing...and I'd like to kick up just a little dust, myself, with this article directly from a CONSERVATIVE GROUP CALLED TAX FOUNDATION. The excerpt after the link is the tell all about the long term affect of this deal and it's interesting to say the least.

http://taxfoundation.org/article/details-and-analysis-donald-trump-s-tax-plan


Conclusion
Donald Trump’s tax plan would enact a number of tax reforms that would both lower marginal tax rates on workers and significantly reduce the cost of capital. These changes in the incentives to work and invest would greatly increase the U.S. economy’s size in the long run, leading to higher incomes for taxpayers at all income levels. The plan would also be a large tax cut, which would increase the federal government’s deficit by over $10 trillion, both on a static and dynamic basis.


Trump said it won't increase the deficit. In a nutshell, it seems everybody get's a raise but at the expense of what? His healthcare numbers haven't even been cross examined in conjunction with this $10+ trillion deficit. I encourage you to really study the Distributional Impact portion of this analysis...IT'S PROGRESSIVE AND STILL REALLY DESIGNED FOR THE TOP.