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I think people are seeing that more and more, and the more they learn about it, the more popular it becomes. i think the end result will be even better. we had a choice. we could have gone directly to a vote and we decided let's put it into the conference and come out with something where everything is perfecto. and that's what we're going to do. this group of wonderful republican senators is here to discuss the tax bill, very importantly. we'll also talk about trade and nafta, what's going on with the nafta negotiations. we have tremendous losses with mexico and losses with kamia. we lost app...

Think the end result will be embedded. we had a choice, we could've gone directly for a vote, and we decided, let's put it into the conference, and let's come out with something, where everything is perfecto, and that is what we are coming to do. this group of wonderful republican senators is here to discuss the tax bill. will also we talk about trade and what is going on with the nafta negotiations. we have tremendous losses with mexico and losses with canada. covered by nafta, we last few years, we lost approximately $71 billion in trade deficit. we had a trade deficit with mexico, $71 billi...

The last year of these. the banks made record profits last year, $71 billion. they are on track through three quarters of this year to make bigger praufe bigger profits this year. is somebody going to be looking over their shoulder to make sure they do the things the right way, and they don't cut corners or take advantage here or there and you do it across a million customers and it's real money and that's what is at issue with this agency. >> the president says regulation hurts business and that's part of his mandate to get rid of regulations. what do you want the audience to know about your ...

Cost students and families more than $71 billion over the next decade, don. >> but you mentioned some sort of relief for the middle class. why is it short term? >> well because the tax rates that the middle class, that they do get, they don't last. in the senate version, the vast majority of individual tax cuts expire after 2025. this includes the expanded child tax credit, the bigger standard deduction as well. and then cuts in individual rates. but the corporate tax cut and most of the other goodies for businesses, those are actually permanent. so it's a big reason why the joint committee on...

Families more than $71 billion over the next decade, don. >> but you mentioned some sort of relief for the middle class. why is it short term? >> well because the tax rates that the middle class, that they do get, they don't last. in the senate version, the vast majority of individual tax cuts expire after 2025, this includes the expanded child tax credit, the bigger standard deduction as well. and then cuts in individual rates. but the corporate tax cut and most of the other goodies for businesses, those are actually permanent. so it's a big reason why the joint committee on taxation found th...