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Are doing extremely well, we're talking about 0.2% of american households. right? so 98 -- excuse me -- 99.8% of t taxpayers will not pay an additional dime. >> yep. >> but we think it's important that we move our country forward. that we make these important investments. and we're asking those who have the most to do more for everybody else in the country. the idea is to raise wages and close the income gap. do it by making these important investments so everybody can succeed. >> so where do you fall in the various other proposals that are out there? congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has...

You many of these facilities will deal with multiple inter-related climate threats. for example, an area hit by drought will be more prone to wildfires which destroys the vegetation and soil, then making flooding a bigger risk. these all affect training. there is a severe storm, flooding, excessive heat or wildfire. troops cannot train. it also increases the cost of equipment, of maintenance of equipment, of facilities to repairs, retrofitting, water, dust gumming up the machinery. meanwhile the president is creating a panel to examine what the pentagon spent hundreds of thousands of dollars s...

Some sort of advanced barrier. washington cannot dictate what sort of barrier and where to put it. rob: is a barrier enough to satisfy the president and more importantly his base since he did that campaigning promising a wall. the president of americans for limited government, richard manning, democrat from texas saying he is open to the idea of borders. we will start with you. >> experts have said the border wall is more effective than a barrier. all we heard from the left is coming across the border, experts say caught up in trafficking, if they put a wall of the. we saw in 2015 a study came...

The tsa is setting record straight, quote, nationwide tsa screened 2.2 million passengers yesterday. meaning this past sunday. 99.8% of passengers waited less than 30 minutes. 90.1% of passengers less than 15 minutes. a tsa official tells fox news the tsa disputes the story that staff shortages caused long lines at several airports. are the media fears overblown? talk to the guy you see on the screen, former deputy assistant secretary of transportation oliver mcgee. he joins us from lubbock, texas. good morning to you. >> good morning steve. steve: what do you make of stories. i was seeing one...

People calling out sick because they are forced work without pay. however, i like to point out, some headlines can be misleading we don't know what the average sick rate for individual airport. for example the pr person for the t.s.a. stated, this is a tweet from sunday, nationwide, t.s.a. screened approximately 2.22 million passengers yesterday, historically busy day due to holiday travel. but 99.8% of passengers waited less than 30 minutes. lawmakers still haven't figured out their exit strategy when it comes to the shutdown. the white house alluded they do not want a piece by piece situatio...