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If republicans had an ounce of sense on this, they would take the tremendous gift marco rubio is giving them. what hes asking for is not much. it would not make it progressive. not make it fair. not make it well written or a good bill but because hes managed to make this a point of controversy in washington if he got his way people would say, oh look, the republicans relented. the bill is better for the working poor and would be better for the working poor and maybe not so unpopular. the fact th...

Distributional affects of this bill and already just if you look at the tax side when theyre spending $1.5 trillion off the deficit its already a tax increase for most people going the way they say it does but if they pay for it its a biggest hit to the working poor and people relying on government programs and the elderly and the working poor and nobodys being quiet about this. paul ryan, donald trump, the rest of them, saying it perfectly publicly. this is a place where the problem is that its...

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Bill and already just if you look at the tax side when theyre spending $1.5 trillion off the deficit its already a tax increase for most people going the way they say it does but if they pay for it its a biggest hit to the working poor and people relying on government programs and the elderly and the working poor and nobodys being quiet about this. paul ryan, donald trump, the rest of them, saying it perfectly publicly. this is a place where the problem is that its only 44% who believe this. thi...

It seems pretty clear from everything ive heard that she was fired and she certainly did not take it very well. the secret service did something kind of unprecedented and tweeted out saying reporting, they escorted her off the premises was not correct but they did note that they had cut off access to the white house complex in her bad shape. >> harris: this is breaking right now, ive had several lawmakers on this hour talking about tax reform and i think its important to get this in there. we kn...

Breakdown by country, breakdown of any numbers. dhs didnt do that before. back with the panel. charlie, seems significant to see these numbers on the scope. >> yeah. we knew they were large. we are the only major country in the world where we allow immigrants to pick us rather than us faking them. basically what that means is we wind up being a solution to other peoples problems. other countries problems. as opposed to more carefully picking who we want. the people who get the most are poor peop...

Tax bill they would feel hard-pressed to support, why not this one? >> they cant support this bill because it hurts all their people. the states theyre there are not very wealthy states. the people are middle class and working poor, for the most part. and this bill is robin hood in reverse. weve seen it before. ive been there before. ive seen this trickle-down garbage. the only thing that trickles down is misery. the deficits go way up. weve seen it so many times. and my colleagues, be they mode...

Government mandates. the mandatory $15 minimum wage is hurting low income workers because more retailers are now moving to automation to save the money. and we have seen a major squeeze on californias middle class as the number of working poor is growing. californias public pension systems are about $200 billion in the red. oh, and while homelessness nationwide is declining, its up here by 3%. by the way, sheltering and caring for the homeless cost taxpayers an estimated $80,000 per person per y...

Government mandates. the mandatory $15 minimum wage is hurting low income workers because more retailers are now moving to automation to save the money. and we have seen a major squeeze on californias middle class as the number of working poor is growing. californias public pension systems are about $200 billion in the red. oh, and while homelessness nationwide is declining, its up here by 3%. by the way, sheltering and caring for the homeless cost taxpayers an estimated $80,000 per person per y...

The mandatory $15 minimum wage is hurting low income workers because more retailers are now moving to automation to save the money. and we have seen a major squeeze on californias middle class as the number of working poor is growing. californias public pension systems are about $200 billion in the red. oh, and while homelessness nationwide is declining, its up here by 3%. by the way, sheltering and caring for the homeless cost taxpayers an estimated $80,000 per person per year. in fact, its so ...