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>> neil: all right, mike, thank you very, very much. you just heard nancy pelosi there that it is a scam. corey booker echoing a theme that nancy pelosi used some weeks back telling a new jersey audience that it is indeed crumbs for the average person. i have a feeling mitch mcconnell might slightly disagree with that he joins me now as my special guest. thank you. >> 80% to 90% of the american people get tax relief out of this bill. not a single democrat voted for it. as you pointed out in your introductory observations. they want to take this to the american people. and we're happy to do that to see whether the american people think it's a good idea for us to let them keep more of their hard-earned money rather than sending it to us to be spent on whatever we choose to spend it on. i think it really kind of sums up the major differences between the parties these days, neil. i got a letter from all but three of them before we passed the tax bill saying what kind of tax reform they would be willing to support. and it was all about class