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Provision. at the time, wall street worried trump would eliminate it, but both the senate and the house tax bill keep that loophole, the loophole that makes very rich people a lot richer. carried interest deals with how the u.s. taxes investment income. typically, hedge fund managers take a fee from investors, then claim a share of their profits, usually 20%, and that 20% profits or carried interest is taxed at only 23.8%, well below the 39.6% it would be if it were ordinary income. the industry says that extra money helps fund risking investments like start-ups. critics say it just gives the ...

>> -- that this is going to come at a cost. it's not free. >> all right. thank you. thank you very much. thank you for being here. thank you for getting up early two days in a row. >> we are grateful to you. >> eternally grateful to you. >> julian zelizer, thank you. president trump promised to kill a billionaire tax break, but the gop tax bill keeps it intact. here's candidate trump in 2015 railing against wealthy investors. >> they make a fortune, they pay no tax. it's ridiculous, okay? and some of them are friends of mine. some of them i couldn't care less about. it's the wrong thing. the...

Draft bill the white house is currently pushing on capitol hill, the deal between moderate and conservative republicans would require insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions, but unlike the mandate under obamacare, insurers could charge them much higher rates if they let their coverage lapse. a tax break that benefits wall street investment managers may be on the chopping block, according to chief of staff reince priebus. speaking on sunday, he had this to say about carried interest. >> the president wants to get rid of carried interest, so that balloon's not going to stay infl...

Committee. current deputy national security adviser k.t. mcfarland also reportedly leaving for an ambassador post. a tax break to benefit wall street investment managers is on the chopping block, according to reince priebus speaking on "abc news sunday," and he said this about something called carried interest. >> the president wants to get rid of carried interest, so that balloon's not going to stay inflated very long, i can assure you of that. >> priebus provided no further details but said the administration would target the deduction in its tax overhaul. what is carried interest? well, i...

And all of those things are things that are on the platform of marie le pen. i think the comparison standards. let's take a look here at the vote totals, this really tells the story, doesn't it. when you see who is ahead here. 23.8, look, so there is no electoral college in france as it is in the united states. are you able to throw that out of the picture. it comes down to the numbers. the question, despite the endorsements from the rivals who announced support over le pen, has she hit her ceiling here or does she still have room to grow here. can she apractice new voters. >> that's a very ...