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Are they expressing concern privately that this gambit, that theyre hoping that when people live the tax plan they learn to love it, but theres no guarantee of that before the mid terms? >> republicans privately are most concerned about the presidents poll numbers. republicans on capitol hill, rather than these particular numbers on the bill. as chris is saying, they do believe that americans will start to see some benefit and perceptions may change. more importantly, the numbers that have been ...

Some kind of god, is just to say if you think about his history and why he had the reputation he had and bipartisan support, its because hes always conducted himself, as far as i know, throughout his career in an above-board, outstanding and upstanding way. >> over the weekend congressman jim jordan said top fbi officials should be subpoenaed over the claims of bias against president trump. there are a lot of republicans who think this investigation has been tainted or at least say they think it...

Next year because he got a tax cut. its not going to happen. >> it is a stunning contradiction, because if you look back historically, how the economy is doing is so important to how people vote. its so important to peoples perceptions of the president. this is the kind of thing, im sure, kellyanne conway is feeling more positive than we are right now because -- right, but this contradiction that the president cant seem to overcome, while we constantly see him tweeting about the stock market, tw...

You see this bill, for all across the board? >> well, its going to have an immediate impact. that is beneficial or seems beneficial for a lot of people. and a long-term impact that is much more harmful for the economy at large and individuals. some people are going to see more money in their pocket as of april and thats going to change their perceptions of what this bill does. the fact is, the bill is creating tax cuts that are much, much larger for people in the higher tax brackets than they ar...

Extremists perceptions of police brutality against african-americans spurred an increase in retaliatory violence. i tried to get to the bottom of where this report came from, who did it, what its status is. ive asked attorney general sessions, ive asked director wray and so now i want to ask you. did you order the f.b.i. to conduct this assessment? >> what was the date? >> august 2017. august of this year. >> no, i did not. >> do you know who authored the report? are you familiar with the report...

The normal behavior of a seasoned politician. >> laura: is part of it that these elites both in media and politics were so taken off guard and so embarrassed by the win of trump? he took them on personally, he took them on substitute wave. he shattered all the perceptions of how you have to run a campaign. they were all left flat-footed. >> and no one thought he would win also. thats embarrassing. but the american people decided they wanted to roll the dice and put someone in that office who cam...

The normal behavior of a seasoned politician. >> laura: is part of it that these elites both in media and politics were so taken off guard and so embarrassed by the win of trump? he took them on personally, he took them on substitute wave. he shattered all the perceptions of how you have to run a campaign. they were all left flat-footed. >> and no one thought he would win also. thats embarrassing. but the american people decided they wanted to roll the dice and put someone in that office who cam...

>> did you send them return receipt requested? >> no. >> that was your mistake. >> he knows he got shoes, and behind closed doors i think he got them on his feet, just dancing. you know what song hes singing? >> thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you. >> thats not a song. you made that up and its not a real song. >> hey, he got a new song, its just for him. >> you are saying there was no blow back afterwards and it didnt hurt business and didnt change peoples perceptions of you? >> no, peopl...

Lauers firing was the biggest tipping point moment yet. because the "today" show is beloved by millions of americans. and when they woke up to this news, they were stunned. lauer was the face of "today" for 20 years. but there were other names this week, too. many others dismissed from media companies due to harassment or other improper behavior. among them, a news editor at mpr. a senior producer at cnns d.c. bureau and executive producer of several superhero tv shows on the cw. and three staff...

Will be able to occupy more than thirty percent of the parliament seats so the educated iranian woman is emerging in the society and theres a lot of hope for the future if theres just one obstacle you could remove for women in your country what with that being. the major obstacle is the cultural issues in the stigma sometimes and that has to be done through education there has to be a lot of education on the important role that women can play as mentors a scholars as politicians the change that ...