LOL!
Well, they hit all time highs every single year of Obama. In fact, the only times that revenue
didn't hit new heights was after tax cuts.
Actual receipts as reported by Treasury.
The Russia Tax Cut started 1/2/18. Here's how it depressed revenue:
Receipts
Jan-2017: $344,069
Feb-2017: $171,713
Mar-2017: $216,584
Apr-2017: $455,605
May-2017: $240,418
Jun-2017: $388,660
Jul-2017: $232,040
Aug-2017: $226,311
Sep-2017: $348,722
Oct-2017: $235,341
Nov-2017: $208,374
Dec-2017: $325,797
Total-2017: $3,393,634
Receipts
Jan-2018: $361,038
Feb-2018: $155,623
Mar-2018: $210,832
Apr-2018: $510,447
May-2018: $217,075
Jun-2018: $316,278
Jul-2018: $225,266
Aug-2018: $219,115
Sep-2018: $343,559
Oct-2018: $252,692
Nov-2018: $205,961
Dec-2018: $312,584
Total-2018: $3,330,470
-$63,164 from previous year
Receipts
Jan-2019: $339,980
Feb-2019: $167,265
Mar-2019: $228,811
Apr-2019: $535,545
May-2019: $232,064
Jun-2019: $333,952
Jul-2019: $251,348
Aug-2019: $227,965
Sep-2019: $374,028
Oct-2019: $245,520
Nov-2019: $225,185
Dec-2019: $335,805
Total-2019: $3,497,468
+103,834 from 2017, a 3% gain
Inflation from 2017 to 2019 was 4.3%
So the net loss is about -1.3% from two years of tax cuts.
The tax cut didn't increase revenue.