eye word we can do the job with this list of priorities? i think so. pelosi has said for a long time that impeachment is not something that she is looking to do. she thinks that it would be a detriment to democrats in the 2020 election, but laying out this plan to investigate donald trump more and litigate and look into these things without necessarily bringing articles of impeachment, on the one hand, it allows democrats to look into and highlight all of the things that they think donald trump is doing wrong and poorly without having that pressure and potentially political consequences from bringing actual articles of impeachment against the president. these investigations and even the house looking to define its impeachment inquiry is
you re posting about yourself. over his career, we have seen him mature and on the last one, five, ten, 15 years, you could says his business acumen. he likes art now and he is shooting videos in museums and all of these things. if jay-e just wanted to make this a business deal since he is a billionaire now, he said that from the jump, i don t think people like me or people on social media, there could be so many critics about this. jay-e is billionaire and doing a deal with the nfl. when you throw this onch stuff in there the concern comes in. the conflict of the social priorities and the business priorities. correct. carron phillips, good to have you back. thank you, sir. still ahead, twins! this story is amazing! that is never easy, let me say that. not that i know. but this is not the most surprising part of this birth announcement. this is a 73-year-old first-time
and that doesn t make it wrong. it would be nice if all business priorities worked that way, and i think that what we are also seeing in mark zuckerberg is personal maturity, and not even 30 years old yet but he is taking on what the significance of facebook is, and the issue of immigration, and he is wading into deeper waters that go beyond his business model. legacy. he did the movie of his life. he is doing well. thank you for joining us, and you also sat down with the president to talk about the cutting of college costs, and we will have a brand-new edition of your money, 2:00 p.m. eastern, and anybody borrowing money at college or anybody that cares about the future of the workforce. coming up, a few of the founding fathers of tech, but now the boys club has serious competition in facing the future.
people in nursing homes or families who have a child with autism or down syndrome. this business priorities. to your numbers, andrea, right now at top rate is 35%, that s what paul ryan and others would to loo continue. if you added the buffett rule to where it s 35% at the top rate, it would raise $160 billion. that s a fact. if you close some of that gap by having the bush tax cuts, not be extended for the most high income that would accomplish that would get some of the way in making sure that people make over $1 million are paying their fair share. but the buffett rule would add an extra $50 billion. and here s my question to paul ryan, if he doesn t think it s that significant, if he doesn t think it s going to affect that many multimillionaires and billionaires, then why not come join us and let s have a bipartisan agreement that as part of tax reform going forward, we re going to make