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The time i knew him, first knew him on the hill when he was 22, 23-years-old, this is his life work and whether you agree with paul ryan or fought, that fact cannot be denied, no a rothman the question is, what is this going to mean in the long term? obviously, most importantly for american workers, but also, even though the republicans havent done, i dont think a great job in messaging this or their health care efforts, do you think this is actually a bill that could ends up helping them in the...

If im elected president, there will be no cuts to social security, medicare and medicaid." that is exactly what ryan has in mind and i challenge the president maybe for once in his life, keep the promises that you made, tell ryan and mitch mcconnell that you will veto any legislation that cuts social security, medicare and medicaid. its obscene to give tax breaks to billionaires and then cut these programs that are life-and-death for the middle-class of this country. >> and the president as a ca...

First the house and then the senate on the plan. it could pass by this time tomorrow. and our next guest says its a great thing for the american people. joining us now is the founder and presidents of americans for tax reform, the ultimate tax authority. grover norquist. grover, good morning to you. >> hey, steve. good to be with you. steve: how excited are you? not since 1986 has america really seen sweeping tax reform. >> yeah. this is a huge step forward. when they take the business taxes fro...

I was surprised by that. ould have said if yu had anything you would have tried to take me toxd court or written to me personally. they talk about oklawyer, what lawyer? he wasnt yet the executive, so what executive xdprivilege. 8 intendedxd o make, we were talking about the sound bite there, most of the people on thee1 transition team these are people appointed by the president of the united states or republicans or career people who were in there. so how is it that there is some sort of coup o...

Unfortunately, ive got leave it there, democrat from west virginia. thanks for coming on. appreciate you sharing your views. >> well, thank you. appreciate it. >> you got it. joining me now is republican governor john kasich of ohio. governor kasich, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks, chuck. >> all right, i will start where i ended there with senator manchin, which is on the tax bill. >> right. >> but id like you to answer the question from the point of view of a governor whos got your...

.. >> shannon: youll remember president trump offered to provide federal help to chicago to reduce its homicide rate, one with the highest in the nation. the citys democratic mayor, rahm emanuel, said no way, he wanted the national guard roaming the windy city. now cook county permission or as promoting a bold idea. he is calling for u.n. peacekeepers to control the states of chicago. he flew to new york to discuss his request with a u.n. official. listen to this. >> i am hoping to appeal to the...

Unlike any other modern president. he seems virtually indifferent to reality, often saying whatever helps him make the case he is trying to make and heres just a small sample of "the new york times" -- of those lies. >> i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since ronald reagan. if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didnt make calls. we have become an energy exporter for the first time ever. they all say its nonbinding. like hell its nonbinding. the murder r...

Whatever helps him make the case he is trying to make and heres just a small sample of "the new york times" -- of those lies. >> i guess it was the biggest electoral college win since ronald reagan. if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didnt make calls. we have become an energy exporter for the first time ever. they all say its nonbinding. like hell its nonbinding. the murder rate in our countrys the highest its been in 47 years. right? fake media goes, donald trump

On many middle class households will be less positive. >> by the time they reach this, michael steele, by the time it actually is implemented, people will get a short-term high from it, but the expiration on the individual rates is a lot sooner and the corporate rates go on forever. >> yeah. the way to think about this is two-part. first is immediate benefits from middle class family, deduction, lower rates, expanded child tax credit, and then the longer term impact comes from reducing our corpo...

The vote effort by african-americans, it was kind of below the radar, they didnt want to look like they were outsiders coming in to tell people what to do. it was kind of a -- it was a surprise to many obviously. >> i dont think it was a surprise, i think what you saw is whether it was ka ma la harris. not waiting on the democratic party to give specific instructions. knowing that we have to do what we have to do. >> put this into perspective for us. 17% of the electorate yesterday. they voted f...