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>> reporter: that may sound okay. >> it is not a big thing when you spread it throughout the year. >> reporter: i reminded them what candidate trump promised us. the other disagreed and citing all kinds of numbers and especially the deductions thats expected to double. >> thats huge. >> reporter: amy is a teacher and she did not vote for trump. she does not like the tax plan and worrying for those who are not rich or the middle class. i believe it is going to be hit hard with us, too. we are kin...

>> reporter: that might sound okay, but -- >> not a big thing when you spread it over a year. >> no. does doesnt move the needle. >> reporter: i remind them what trump promised. a middle class family with two children will get a 35% tax cut. that is not what youre getting. >> i dont think they have achieve that. >> reporter: the others disagree citing all kinds of numbers especially the standard family deduction which is expected to double. >> that is huge. actually huge. >> reporter: amy isnt a...

To achieve that, too. >> reporter: the others agree, citing numbers, especially the standard family deduction which is expected to double. >> thats huge. actually, yuge. >> reporter: amy is a teacher, and she didnt vote for trump. she doesnt like the tax plan. worrying for those who arent rich or even middle class. >> who i believe are going to be hit hardest with this, too. i think were kind of ignoring that population. >> these factory workers realize the companies will benefit the most, and t...

Own industry. the problem is that the limit of that is that it only works where people are capable of being shamed. >> correct. and there are a whole lot of place where is people arent shamed where this may go on amongst the most vulnerable people in society. factory workers, hotel workers, and thats not bubbling up. >> so far its mostly limited to -- you dont see it in corporate america, wall street, hotel chains. wheres me too in walmart? >> michelle, thanks for your column. and were going to ...

Calculus on the part of washington is actually correct and i still believe that jerusalem is a highly emotional issue for any error person and any arab leader all to for that matter normal or the executive director of the curb or foundation and stuff on the base who is member of the german left party and the foreign affairs committee thank you both for coming in and spending time with us thank you. all right well next we had to russia where the president there vladimir putin says he will run for...

Pass-throughs. >> exactly. this is it actually more generous. >> he promised that this was not going to be a bill that was better for him. >> weve gone through the numbers. and here is the biggest thing. they have a practical problem in that their own independent analysis shows that there is still a trillion dollars short in terms of economic growth in getting the bill to pay as for sti stifl. the numbers show when you cut taxes on corporations in the hopes that they will drive investment and jo...

After lunch, more shopping. all the art in north korea is state-sanctioned, which means a lot of landscapes and plenty of siberian tigers, considered an unofficial national symbol. pyongyang has a growing consumer class, and for them living standards are improving under kim jong-un. the north korean economy grew by almost 4% in 2016 according to south korean central bank estimates. ♪ which means people have more ways to enjoy their rare time off, like this group of factory workers having a pic...

>> hi, david. >> reporter: rachel hutchins from utah. >> ill be using my cutco knives. >> hi, david. >> reporter: michelle reshefski from california. and erin birch, pressuring dessert. all using those cutco knives, and celebrating their 500 workers in new york. and tonight, their hiring at cutco. >> made in america! >> reporter: back in that kitchen -- should we try it? looks pretty good. >> nice steam coming out. >> reporter: should i try it? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. delicious. >> yeah? gla...

>> bill: this is his message to a group of factory workers. will american business buy into the plan? also, the latest out of puerto rico. well talk to kellyanne conway come alive from the white house all that and more next. visible results or your money back olay. ageless.

Siberian tigers, considered an unofficial national symbol. pyongyang has a growing consumer class, and for them living standards are improving under kim jong-un. the north korean economy grew by almost 4% in 2016 according to south korean central bank estimates. ♪ which means people have more ways to enjoy their rare time off, like this group of factory workers having a picnic and singing karaoke. theyre happy to share their meal with us and seem even happier to let loose. we expect north kore...