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latter part that president zelenskyy, excuse me, did not really flip over. he wants to be in n.a.t.o. right now and of course, thats not happening. lucas tomlinson at the white house with more, lucas. >> lets go back how the week started. president zelenskyy was angry and fired off a tweet he was angry there was not much more concrete steps to join n.a.t.o. we heard president biden language without a firm date and president biden later spoke in helsinki and hinted the war could be over...

im benjamin hall in for todd piro. jillian: im jillian mele. minutes ago, the white house reveals additional executive orders president biden is set to sign as he aims to combat gender issues and sexual violence in schools. ben: doug luzader joins us live as the president always calls on congress to pasco individual relief. doug -- pass covid relief. >> reporter: hot off the presses, this adds to the pile of executive orders that the president has already signed. one of these asks the ...

Again, its the phony phase outs. thats what you have got to look at here. we are going to enhance obamacare subsidies but only do it through 2025. again, independent analysis says no, youre not. once you put it in place, people become dependent on it. there is no politician who is going to get rid of it. thats going to increase the cost. will: brian, is that the trick we move on universal pre-k child care trick continuing to show up one year or 10 years? >> one phrase people have to know its the...

Think 10 times larger impact on the deficit. i think they are in position now and what i heard today is to try to get something done before the christmas break. >> shannon: okay. equipment, quick comment to you on this before we get to winners and losers. >> yeah. so im not entirely sure this is as big a victory this was a messaging bill. joe manchin said he is not even working off of it so whatever comes up in the senate, the house is going to have to vote on it again. and if you would hold joe...

Gotten the message. paul: kim, lets turn to the debate among democrats over what will stay and what will go in their huge trillion dollars spending bill. big debate over whether to go full bore on a few programs that there are some others over the side or keep them all in and just use you mix like phase outs, phase ends and means testing and so on just to fit them all in. who will win that fight? >> what im hearing from members is we need to do fewer things well. which suggested they would cut e...

Infrastructure bill moved to the floor could be $5.5 trillion because of the phase-outs and other gimmicks hiding the overall costs. kevin mccarthy very upset. >> interesting speaker pelosi didnt want to talk about the numbers to say its paid for. it is paid for by putting a debt onto the next generation of americans. thats how its paid for. >> mccarthy says it could be more spending than we did for the total of world war ii if it passes. take the child tax credit for example. going up to $3600 ...

Estate tax, family farms falls under that business type of bracket. the big thing they really need to do a better job of explaining is, yes, a lot of these deductions are going to go away, but the big bet is if we double the standard deduction for the middle income family, a family of four $59,000 a year will get about $1,200 a year back. >> we have the bill. there are winners and losers. people between 20,000 t$20,000 $40,000. they see on average a tax increase. whats weird in this bill is they...

Our processes working on donald trump is a huge part of it. look how hes got his shoulder to the wheel, working legislators to get things done. this is progression. >> meghan: can i expect rand paul to be on the lawn saying we all came together, fantastic we have a bill, were repealing and replacing? do you think the freedom caucus will do that? >> ari: i think its too big to fail. republicans dont get their act together, a separate version of the house, separate version of the senate, and compr...

Benefits as they earn more income, basically they feel theyre climbing a ladder they cant get up. its poverty perhaps created by these phase-outs. i think if we have a comprehensive reform of these programs that try to turn that into more of a slope, and obama care does that to an extent. currently you have this problem where if you dont work and youre on medicaid, you go back to work and you lose your health insurance. that discourages people from work. it would make welfare less of a poverty t...