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Theyre having a disagreement about a factual question about whats in the bill, and its partly because the republicans impute something thats not written in there which is to say some parts of this bill are permanent and some of them are temporary. they dont run for the full ten-year budget window because they dont have enough money to do all the middle income tax increases. what republicans scene and i think they believe this is well congress will come back in the future and extend those things....

The distributional weight of this senate bill, and you saw orin hatch get so mad at sherrod brown. its weird to take um bridge at something thats the true thing about the bill that youre passing. >> the weird thing is here, theyre having a disagreement about a factual question about whats in the bill, and its partly because the republicans impute something thats not written in there which is to say some parts of this bill are permanent and some of them are temporary. they dont run for the full t...

Its weird to take umbridge at something thats the true thing about the bill that youre passing. >> the weird thing is here, theyre having a disagreement about a factual question about whats in the bill, and its partly because the republicans impute something thats not written in there which is to say some parts of this bill are permanent and some of them are temporary. they dont run for the full ten-year budget window because they dont have enough money to do all the middle income tax increases ...

And the president, you know, this major piece of legislation passed out of the house, the tax bill, we saw that contentious mark-up in the senate and the most remarkable thing to me is the distributional weight of this senate bill, and you saw orin hatch get so mad at sherrod brown. its weird to take um bridge at something thats the true thing about the bill that youre passing. >> the weird thing is here, theyre having a disagreement about a factual question about whats in the bill, and its part...

Doesnt tell you whose labor. what we have found is most of the cuts in the corporate tax accrue that 20% when they accrue to salaried workers at all its those on the top of the scale. so if you really wanted to help middle or median income workers, you certainly wouldnt try to do it through cutting the corporate tax rate. >> michael, what do you think about -- lets go right to the heart of the matter. because the president is selling this, i think somewhat disingenuously as this great boom for j...

Wrin brings you to the alaska senator who was a no the first time around. theyve made clear defunding planned parenthood is essentially a red line or at least one of their red lines. whether or not that stays in could dictate where this is going. as of this moment, an effective defunding of planned parenthood is in the bill. its something conservatives want desperately, something the outside groups have called for repeatedly, but again, that creates math problems for them. theres still a definit...

Of. newt gingrich said he thinks its a 50% shot we get that done. those arent great odds. >>let me emphasize a couple of points. the president wants a big, big tax cut. theres some republicans in congress that are talking about making tax reform revenue neutral. that means theyre not cutting taxes. we dont need revenue neutral. we need a big tax cut on you, families who are struggling, small businesses. and i laid out today how we do it. we do that under the budget rules by having a 30-year budg...

Anti-newt gingrich told me that he thinks there is a 50% child that we get it done. of those are not great odds. >>e let me emphasize a couple of points from the text speech today, number one, the president said that he wants a big, big tax cuts. tere are some republicans in congress that are talking about tax reform revenue neutral. that means that they are not cutting taxes, just moving money around from one bucket to another, we do not need revenue neutral, we need a big tax cut on you, on fa...

Design a tax code that designs growth, lets families keep their money. lower rates, longer budget window, those are the keys that have to come forward. >> neil: congressman, always good talking to you. so lets say you are trying to flee florida, trying to get out of harms way. you cant find any gas. then what do you do? after this. stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helpi...

>> whats most important getting the economy growing. greg: that means tax cuts? >> tax relief. also an idea that the budget window can be moved to 10 years to 20 years. its an attractive option to allow us to do that. we are focused on getting americans back to work. thats why unemployment today because of regulatory relief the president has provided is down 4.3%. the lowest its been in 16 years. greg: i want to ask you the presidents tweets its not necessarily in your wheel house but cross in y...