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>> radon definitely voting no. but i find infuriating if you find infuriating escape on the administration house and senate leadership say that because we lost virginia and long island and new jersey, to pass a tax reform bill which will raise taxes. trading right now to republican tax plan, one in the senate and one in the house both cut the corporate tax rate to 20% but the senate plan delays the cut by a gear. seven individual brackets, for the house plan. they let homeowners to death mortgag...

Kay ivey has no plans to reschedule the senate elections though roy moore as months of campaigning before doug johnson added that drop of allegations of impropriety. an article in the "washington post" was more he inappropriately touched a little grow and this is politically motivated. >> if i know my brother like i know him, and no these are false accusations and theyll be proven later. just turn this election. >> meanwhile, voices are mounting for roy moore to step aside and those calls are co...

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Senate. and lobbyists are scrambling as politicians look to slash critical deductions. next on msnbc live. and new this morning, president trump arriving in the philippines a little more than an hour ago and clearing up comments he made about russias interference in the election. heres what he told reporters last night about his conversation with vladimir putin. >> im surprised that there is any conflict on this. what i said there is that i believe he believes that. i believe that he feels t...

Average. so a lot of "average" is used there. >> there are going to be other who actually end up paying more depends on what income bracket you fall under your financial circumstances and what kind of deductions you may be eligible for. this is something we are going to see play out a lot in the coming weeks. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, they are hearing from their constituents if the house bill or the senate bill passes, theyre going to end up paying t more in taxes. >> help us understand the...

Really important to keep in mind that there are two tracks on capitol hill right now. there is a house bill and a senate will be there are some kw key differences. one of the differences are the number of tax bracket. what to do with the salt of that state and local tax deductions. the house bill will keep it in place or will repeal them rather but keep the property tax in place. >> the nate plan will fully repealed soft. the other issue here. estate states exhibit or what is dog done of interes...

The same time weve got to get sustained growth and lower the corporate tax rate. thats what americans are looking for. they dont want to us worry about the 21 or two, and they want us to come together and thats important in next couple of months. elizabeth: with that, i want to put a graphic up for some of our viewers at home and breaks down the differences that were seeing in the house and senate proposals. that being said, a lot of it has deductions being cut in different areas that are differ...

Workers. we should add an s to that. when, in reality, if you read the entire plan, here is the last portion. overall the senate bill would cut individual income taxes by about 30 billion in 2018 and by 900 billion over the next decade or according to congress keep going nonpartisan joint committee on taxation and most people would see tax cut although cuts would be modest for most lower earners. pete: it does cut corporate taxes. the senate wants to phase it in. hidden bracket for high tax earn...

Today. when you double the standard deduction, 95% of americans dont itemize so i was bringing this up in the committee that these deductions, sometimes never even make it to the tax return. so im hoping that were looking at that. i know we both, senate and house, agreed to double standard deduction and thats whats got to be important and i hope were not bickering on the actual deductions, in many cases were only talking 5% of americans will have those deductions. elizabeth: i know youre not say...

Thats where i think theres people who are worried. because we even heard from senator mitch mcconnell it may not see the relief were seeing, and some may see a tax increase. >> when you go across the spectrum, the majority of middle americans are going to see a tax cut and the opportunity to have more money in their paychecks. theres always going to be one or two issues or individuals that may be outside of the scope of the average, but in the average, i think all deductions and all of the areas...