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Opinion and my lawyers opinion. Donald trump who still wants us to believe he can legally stash americas most sensitive secrets in a maralago bathroom was back in court today, requesting that the whole Criminal Case be dismissed. Also tonight, Vice President Kamala Harris makes an historic visit to an Abortion Clinic as republicans continue to push for a national ban. And i call this one. The big push to force a Chinese Company to divest tiktok would allow the far right maga crowd to swoop in and gobble it up, which now seems very possible. But we begin tonight with the lone exception to Donal...

Have a fast and low-cost solution to this mess. what is it, doctor? >> well, it's good to be if you you, neil. the solution is to outsource the care to the private community, where care is given on a regular basis, and quite well. i brought statistics with me. i feel like mr. rove with his white board. i'm glad we're talking about numbers because the va budget for this year was $152 billion. and there are about 6.3 million veterans that get their care through the va hospital. and they employ 280,000 people. you talk about bureaucraciys. and if you compare that to the medicare system, which cos...

A big jump up, on average about $14,000 additional. and for the highest wage earners, here are those numbers. $500,000 to a million, they'll pay an average of $34,000 more. and over a million? the irs will want $216,000 additional dollars from you on top of what you already pay in taxes. so that's the individual picture. here's the bigger economic outleak. outlook. >> if, in fact, we do go over the fiscal cliff, it means the economy's going to go down pretty sharply. we're talking about $536 billion in tax increases, $110 billion in spending cuts at the federal level all hitting during january...

Have any agreement and all the huge taxes, $536 billion in tax increases, $110 billion in spending cuts happen pretty much all at once in january. jamie: for folks who are not professional investors but have their retirement account and hoping it will grow, when you see a selloff at the end of the year, what does that mean? people are getting their money out. >> well, they are. jamie: how does that affect our retirement money? >> a lot. remember what happened in 2008. people had to work longer because the retirement money wasn't going to last as long as it was. yes, there is new thing, because...

That he expressed in his friday press conference that i think they can come back and get a deal. look, when you actually look at the numbers on this, they are not far apart as the president said, and they are about $60 billion or so, per year apart and that is something that can be easily overcome, i think the challenge for both parties, is the deal they are talking about, right now is the 2.2, to $2.4 trillion range and when look at what economists say is necessary, they are looking at a deal in the the 3 to $4 trillion range and, so i think the challenge now is going -- can the parties come ...