others and the reaction to him. is it pc? no, purposely not. he s clearly trying to get a reaction but for those who stick around to the end he surprises us with a tender story about a trans friend. a friend who died the why he presents it, the twitter is partly to blame. that can absolve him from everievery phobic joke? i think not. america needs to have difficult conversations not extinguish them altogether. of chappell, peggy noonan in the wall street journal said of truth, some people are too big to chancel. mr. chappelle is one, jk rowling is another. but standing firm helps those who aren t too big that they d be sacrificed by their employer in a nanosecond if trouble
their $400 away from a financial crisis in their family. that s who needs relief in this country. and by the way, when you get our tax rate downs and ours businesses as deeply as we re dropping them in the bill we re proposing that s good for everybody. that s good for jobs, good for wages, good for economic growth. and so this isn t an appropriations bill. this is an economic growth bill. this is a middle income fairness bill. this is a fairness bill which is yeah, if you have an accountant and can navigate the deductions and loopholes, the deductions and loopholes, you can get a god deal. but why do we want to have a tax code so rigged? don t we want a tax code that s simple and easy and fair? that s what we re trying to accomplish. look at all of the analysis, t pc, jtp or tax foundation they tell you that average families in all income groups see a tax cut. mr. speaker following up on that, a lot of those analyses
isn t going to hurt him. who it does hurt is everyone else in the establishment lane in new hampshire, chris christie, marco rubio, john kasich. it muddles the field there even more. if jeb bush rises, they sink, donald trump doesn t move. calling donald trump a bully, surprise. shocking. hang on. you ll get another chance after this. john, thanks for dropping by. i know you have to get up and anchor the morning show. it s a lot of pressure. we appreciate it. and everyone else stick with with me. six weeks to iowa. and arguments at the holiday table are as american as apple pie. why did one ivy league school give instructions on how to talk to their family about hot button issues? is it pc run amok?
summer. let s take a look at what s coming up on new day, in addition to the live oscar nominations. the perennial winner, chris cuomo, joins us now. what are you wearing, chris, for the oscar nominations? something cheap and ill-fitting, christine. you know, it s interesting, you said orca whales, i say the same thing. turns out, they re dolphins. who knew? who knew, right? here s what we re doing this morning. one of the big things we like to examine whenever we have a mass shooting is to try to understand how to freevent the next time. a big part of that is understanding the motivation, the potential illness, the derangement of the shooter. the newtown shooter has been big on this. why? seemed like there were so many red flags. now there is a new one you have to hear about. it turns out, the shooter was heard talking on a radio call-in show one year in advance about his fascination with mass shootings. how was that missed? we ll take you through it. then also, i don t know
been in prison in iran since july of 2009. they were in prison. they were hiking along the mountains and supposedly inadvertently they stepped into iran. and they were accused of es espionage and of being illegally in the country. they ve been in prison in iran since 2009. we understand that bail has been paid for both josh fattal and shane bauer. we understand that bail was up to $500,000 apiece, but the papers are signed now, that bail paid. the two men could be released wednesday at what time? i m getting a new time. 6:30 a.m. eastern time. the process will begin. don t know exactly how long it will take. but when those men are released, of course, we ll bring that news to you. in other news this morning, a man on death row in georgia could have 14 pomore hours to live. his supporters have that long to get someone to intervene. troy davis was convicted of killing a savannah police officer back in 1989. davis supporters say there is too much doubt about his guilt, and th