companies moving overseas. his policies had the effect of having his boot on the neck of the american company.h that would has been taken off today with this historic tax reform bill. >> judge jeanine: i will go to you. the incoming president to thes heritage foundation. how do you view this passage? >> [laughs] well, first of all, you know, it's an exciting christmas for me, coming to the heritage foundation and then the president and the speaker and the majority leaderde deliverina precedent like this for all americans. you know, facts are stubborn things and no matter what the democrats say today, the reality is, the american people are going to see those tax cuts in their wallets. they are going to see them in their paychecks. they are going to see it in the jobs that are being created. no matter what they say, and i'm matter how they try to demagogue this issue, the reality is, americans got a wonderful giftth today. you know, i don't think that
has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor to private first class anthony t. kaho'ohanohano. united states army, for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. private first class anthony t. kaho'ohanohano, company h, 17th infantry regiment, 7th infantry division distinguished himself by extraordinary heroism in action against the enemy in the vicinity of chupry, korea, on 1 september 1951. on that day, private first class kaho'ohanohano was in charge of machine gun squad supporting the defensive positioning of company f when a superior enemy force launched a fierce attack. because of the enemy's overwhelming numbers, friendly troops were forced to execute a limited withdraw. as the men fell back, private first class kaho'ohanohano ordered his squad to take up