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They re leaning towards yes. they re not saying at this point how they re going to vote. because the bill just came out last night. obviously this is a huge massive bill. more than 500 pages. and it takes some time to go through with your staff to make sure everything is the way that you want it to be if you re going to be lending your vote to it. takes time to read 500 pages. the nonpartisan joint committee on taxation says the bill would increase deficits by almost $1.5 trillion. you just mentioned corker, you know, at first said adding to the deficit would be a big turnoff. he s changed his mind potentially. are there other republicans openly raising concerns? well, senator jeff flake has said that this can be a concern for him but he did vote for the bill the last time around and that was a similar estimate we re seeing now. so without senator corker and if senator flake does end up voting for this bill, it s very hard to say that there s anyone left who s scared this bill ad ....
Some folks who voted for donald trump, but weren t necessarily comfortable voting for donald trump. they did it anyway. they thought they would get their tax break for independence. for people like this it s a huge turnoff. obviously for democrats but for independents those people who weren t necessarily aligned to either party this is a big turnoff. they are paying attention. they are seeing this hypocrisy going on. not only doing in this the wake of puerto rico but cutting budgets for other things within their departments while living it up on the taxpayer dime. you got ryan zinke, the interior secretary who called the story a little bs about private planes. he took a $12,000 charter flight to go home in an oil executive s plane. his staffers took a four hour flight from las vegas to montana aboard a private plane owned by the executives of a wyoming oil and glass exploration firm. on and on. these kind of stories are repeated over and over again. ....
Is of the phone thing, it s getting people to church. church is so uninspiring. it s so boring. that s why no one goes anywhere. you walk in and there are five gray heads in the pew and they lecture you. now they ve gotten political. the pope is telling us basically to have open borders. it s a big turnoff. they need to make church fun again. there is i went to it. it s like a big rock concert and it s always full. they need to start doing that. that s happening all over the country! they need to do that more. that s the only way. everywhere, these big churches are exciting. what do you think is this idea of giving up the phone and reflecting? for lunch, i give up on my new year s resolution, so i m all about quitting things. i m with these guys. i don t like having to respond. on my phone, the idea of having an excuse to not you didn t write back at me. because of god, wouldn t let it. i finally have an excuse for being out of sight. tom: are you relieved when ....
Is of the phone thing, it s getting people to church. church is so uninspiring. it s so boring. that s why no one goes anywhere. you walk in and there are five gray heads in the pew and they lecture you. now they ve gotten political. the pope is telling us basically to have open borders. it s a big turnoff. they need to make church fun again. there is i went to it. it s like a big rock concert and it s always full. they need to start doing that. that s happening all over the country! they need to do that more. that s the only way. everywhere, these big churches are exciting. what do you think is this idea of giving up the phone and reflecting? for lunch, i give up on my new year s resolution, so i m all about quitting things. i m with these guys. i don t like having to respond. on my phone, the idea of having an excuse to not you didn t write back at me. because of god, wouldn t let it. i finally have an excuse for being out of sight. tom: are you relieved when ....
Clinton as well as donald trump at his event. in terms of the arguments now that both sides are making, i mean, how do you see the final argument that the clinton campaign is trying to make? you know, i want to say something, there s the main argument that comes from the campaign, and from the candidates and all the big guns, but i ve been talking to people at the grassroots level trying to figure out how to unlock this millennial of color vote. we were talking about jay-z earlier. i think the problem with jay-z wasn t just the language, he was talking about assaulting people, but we can leave that alone. the reality is that we that some arguments are starting to work for some of these young millennials of color. i just want to brag on them. they figured out very quickly that telling young people of color that, you know, somebody died for your right to vote was a big turnoff. that they don t want to hear that. they feel like they re being guilted by their grandparents. that s a big ....