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38.5%. there's other differences and what have you. how do you feel about that? i mean, that alone is pretty big different ground to cover. >> again, the senate has to figure out how to pass a bill that achieves the main goals of cutting taxes and bringing jobs home. we're going to do the same thing in the house. if there's differences, which there will be, we'll work them out. in our bill, we simplify the tax code so much that over 90% of americans could do their taxes on a postcard. or an app if you're a young kid that has the smart phones like a lot of us do. the bottom line is, we've got t...

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People job, that program is gone. if you care about the environment, that is gone. if you are in the working class in america -- >> the environment is gone? >> if you happen to be at risk for cancer, funding for the nih to find cures for cancer, that funding is gone. this bill is a massive multipwpl dollar give away to defense industry that is being balanced on the backs op working men and women and seniors. >> melissa: guy, one of the interesting things to remember about the math is. i went back and pulled some numbers from how much president obama expanded these departments tpp you look at h...

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Developing this hour, george h.w. bush remains in intensive care tonight, after experiencing acute respiratory issues. his wife barbara was also hospitalized. after experience fatigue. their doctor saying this was merely a precautionary measure. we will provide you with any updates as they occur. up next, two days before the swearing in. we will talk to one lawyer, who says the court still has time to hand the presidency to hillary clinton. and he says they should. also, lindsay graham explains his military attitude. more coming up. just 38.5 hours to go before his presidency, donald trump has...

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In michigan which you just talked about, 38.5% to 36%. if you're getting outpaced on the early voting registration by party affiliation, how do you make it up on tuesday? what is the get out the vote operation on the day of election day to try to make up the ground because it's some ground? >> again, there's a big difference between registration and voting. i think that democrats have gone out there in a lot of cases done a good job of getting people to register. what woe have done is gotten people to vote. we have a much higher, 72% of newly registered republicans actually turn out. we have m...

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Reacts definite reacts differently if you are acclimated. and people in hotter climates their sweat concentration is different and they sweat more readily as well. you think about the number but it impacts different people in different parts of the world. >> the ball boy could not handle it. >> absolutely not. the temperatures in london in heath row, 36.7 which is 98.6 degrees fahrenheit. hottest july day in uk history. 38.5 degrees was the hottest location in kent in 2003 amidst the heat wave. paris made it up to nearly 40 degrees celsius. they have kept records since the 1870s in france and ...