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Thank you so much thank you so much for joining us. Cnn news night with abby phillip starts now tonight, im a republican imagine if 2000 for her this from 2020 before dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris, a nailbiter election turns american politics upside down, plus whatever sentence since donald trump receives, voters wont know about it until after they cast their ballots also the republican nominee rips his female accusers while he tries to port female voters. She would not have been ...

For you is essentially voluntary. you only pay taxes on your wealth when you, quote, realize those gains, meaning when you sell that. and even there, theres tons of loopholes. so voluntary taxation for wealth where as paycheck workers have to pay tax every week through holding and income tax. and then finally the third point is that we clearly need revenues. and here i disagree with megan. its not that taxing billionaires leads automatically to growth. its what you do with it. so when warren is ...

Its not just democrats who are pushing back on this. some republicans are. you want to walk us through marco rubios plan? >> well, i havent seen marco rubios plan in detail, but he talks about ways in which -- i mean, hes been somebody who complained before the tax bill passed that it wasnt focused enough on small companies, on paycheck to paycheck workers. so hes trying to put some conditions on the terms of stock buy backs as well. there is democratic legislation that says you cant buy those s...

Keep going to buy backs or to build factories and create new jobs. as they try to sell this, can they do that with a straight face? you heard paul ryan say again and again, paycheck to paycheck workers. if you are talking to the median family with $1200 a year in tax relief, thats a great thing, but you want to see companies really spend that money they get. all the tax goodies they will get, you want to see them growing jobs. its what the gop is banking on.

That sticks out like a sore thumb. the economy lost 33,000 jobs in the month of september. 33,000 jobs. much worse than predicted. the first decline in seven years, but theres a reason. cnns chief money correspondent. >> two reasons, harvey and irma. this is a hurricane report. no question. we knew the hurricanes would cause a lot of problems in the numbers, and its true. 11 million people with jobs lived in counties that were declared a disaster. all of those really a big impact. 33,000 net job...

>> all right, lets hear it. i want to go -- >> if theres dissent, i want to hear it. there were some nos. what do you thin >> okay, i dont know how you can take someone working at mcdonalds and pay them $15 an hour and not expect everything to go up around. obviously, foods going to have to go to up. if you want to paycheck workers for bagging groceries up to $12 -- okay, your groceries are going to have to go up. everything is going to have to go up. >> i want you to hold that thought, because ...

Paycheck to paycheck workers like john and i were talking about. when businesses close down or early because of the curfew major conferences and several have been canceled. that means low wage workers who may have been services hotel rooms or serving customers, they probably wont get paid. that can be devastating. yesterday, the president stressed how much the recent destruction is hurting the community. the family that needs their prescription filled how far do i have to drive and get prescript...

Economists tell us protests are contained and end this week the cost will be absorbed. there will not be a big economic hit to baltimore. it is a big economy. the same cannot be said for the paycheck to paycheck workers who will feel some of these shouns shutdowns. a medical conference and a couple trade shows canceled. the low wage workers working around the conferences for people coming to town will have lower hours. that can be devastateingdevastating. the president stressed the destruction i...

Public gatherings here for the next few days. they are the away home team and today theyre the locked out team. >> christine romans this is going to have a financial impact on the city because normally as rachel said at this time fans would be milling about. they would go to the bars near camden yards and spending money. theres all the vendors set up selling t-shirts and soft drinks and the like. the city is losing a lot of money because of this too. >> if you are a paycheck to paycheck minimum ...