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Issue. >> the fact the president wouldnt say whether he would be willing to immediate with mueller, does that give you any pause just in terms of how cooperative the president wants to be? >> i have to imagine both the president and his team of lawyers are desperately concerned about any interview hi might give under oath to the special counsel. after all this is a president who says one thing in the morning and will say something completely different only hours later and haw made some potential...

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Can >> san antonio spurs coach greg popovich suggesting wealthy americans should be spending more and charity than they do. because were rich as hell, ap other people dont it, pretty simple. this is the last weekend you can make a 2017 contribution for a deduction, should we take popovich to heart and give more? >> only as much as we think that americans are charitable and give to whatever cause they believe in. hes wrong to try to guilt trip people into charitable giving. i mean, its from a men...

Might happen to him but he does it anyway he goes after him. i i was there are bigger moral imperative behind was one of questions that you like well yeah i mean. it has very much to do with the situation in germany after the war we learnt at school for example we didnt really learn about the past the puppet nazi time and so they always avoided my parents our parents they never really talked about that it was always this kind of dont look back in germany around the time it was all come clear not...

They brush it off and havent told the bill well enough. in short order, americans will see their paychecks change. its a gamble they are taking and one they are willing to take and believe the policy is the right direction. more importantly they believe they need to do something on the legislative side after a frustrating year as the imperative they need to push it over the top. by tomorrow afternoon, president trump will have a tax overhaul bill on his desk, something that a few months ago they...

Months, they are on the verge of actually doing this. the reason why, when you talk to all parties involved, political imperative. you talked about the lack of legislative wins, you look at the approval ratings of people around the country they recognize something has to happen. they believe the end game of this policy. perhaps more important than anything else. members know they need to get something, anything done before the end of the year, and that more than anything else is why republican l...

Him but he does it anyway he goes after him. thank you. was the first degree moral imperative behind the sort of questions that you like. well yeah i mean. there has very much to do with the situation in germany after the war we learned in school for example we didnt really learn about the past about the nazi time and so they always avoided my parents our parents their memories you talked about that it was always this kind of dont look back in germany around the time it was all unclear and not e...

People. this was not a campaign promise. this is a moral imperative for people to deserve to keep more of their money. >> judge jeanine: you know, what is sometimes overlooked in this whole thing is that the repeal of the individual mandate, the requirement that people who dont buy insurance are going to be fined by all of those additional hires at the irs, and i assume that they wont be there much longer. you know, is something that is a good thing? >> so, today was really three bills in one. i...

In this bill were written with that in mind. some of the details that were hearing about reflect essentially compromises that make changes to the house bill to make it palatable to to the senate, changes to the home mortgage deduction, for example, on the house side. they had anything over $500,000 wasnt going to be deductible for future home purchases. theyve raised that threshold to $750,000, we believe at this stage in the negotiations. of course, that corporate tax rate went up a little bit ...

Done. how can they bring this to republican voters in the mid-term. what is the point of having us in office if we are not going to do taxes and kill obamacare. what is the point? >> i get the logic and the rational approach of that argument that they are at this point where they have to do something. in the 10 plus months we lived through, for seven years, they said repeal and replace. these are the republican senators who have questions about this. if negotiations are still open, you said you ...