On the Democratic Debate stage, front running Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has been often criticized by her opponents for being deceiving and elusive on how she would pay for her universal healthcare plan. On Friday, her campaign released more details on exactly how much the plan will cost and more claims about how middle class Americans will not have to pay for it.

In the report, Warren shows that her plan would cost a staggering $52 trillion to fund. She claims this entire cost will be covered by “the top 1%, Wall Street, [and] big corporations”. This would be done by taking money that businesses are currently paying for employee healthcare and forcing them to give it to the government. The rest is covered “largely with taxes on big corporations, Wall Street, and the top 1%”

She says with her plan “We don’t need to raise taxes on the middle class by one penny to finance Medicare-for-All.” But the “largely” funded by taxes on the rich and businesses is an issue. The rest that is not “largely” funded by these taxes will be funded by things like the passing of comprehensive immigration reform and slashing thing like the Pentagon budget. If these very unlikely things do not happen immediately after she is elected, then where does that money come from?

It is not just Republicans and fiscal conservatives who take issue with this “plan” to pay for free healthcare for all. Her opponent Joe Biden’s campaign said after evaluating the plan, “’For months, Elizabeth Warren has refused to say if her health care plan would raise taxes on the middle class, and now we know why: because it does. Senator Warren would place a new tax of nearly $9 trillion that will fall on American workers.”