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Whether or not they even have the 216 votes in the lower chamber to get this to the finish line. tax cuts 2.0 aren't necessarily about legislating, they are about messaging and forcing democrats to go back on the record and vote against a second round of tax cuts at a moment when you have barack obama kind of coming out of the woodwork awkwardly and taking credit for the current booming economy. so republicans see this as an opportunity to force democrats to, you know, vote no again and then hopefully regain some of the momentum that they have lost going into the mid terms because, like you sa...

>> neil: they call tax cut 2.0, another chance for republicans to go back to the tax cutting well. this would be an effort to make permanent a lot of the individual rate cuts that would sort of phase out i believe around the year 2025. in other words, a lot of sixth graders today when they are in college that would take effect. "the washington examiner" phil wagman and danielle mclaughlin and maddy glover. how realistic is this that they get. this a lot of mechanics as to why they had to phase in and phase out certain tax cuts. >> right. >> neil: republicans want to make them permanent on the ...

Campaign finance decision. he also wrote the same six major decision. kennedy wrote at length about human dignity and personal a autotonmy. it's important when you think about who you marry and abortion. that's where we'll see the most impact in this supreme court with the 5-4 conservative majority. >> danielle and emily, thank you so both of you for being with us. next, a new report says the trump administration fought against encouraging breast feeding. who the trump administration was fighting for and it wasn't babies. and it wasn't mothers. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older...

Forth over kennedy's legacy. it was written he who is not the moderate people thought he was. what do you think? >> i think that's -- >> that's a great. >> i think that -- so on many issues kennedy actually sided with the conservative justices. more often than not he did this. in that sense, i agree. he wasn't straight down the middle moderate. but on some of the key button social issues, that's when kennedy swung left. he would join with the four more liberal justices. abortion, affirmative action, that's where he split. on some of the most well-known issues he went the other way. his legacy ...

Kethledge. he's a former kennedy law clerk serving as an appeals court judge for a decade. he's been applauded in rulings against the irs and equal employment opportunity commission. and amy coney barrett, the only woman on the final list. she's the yonungest. she's 46. she clerked for justice scalia but has only been an appeals court judge as eight months. that's seen as a potential negative in her consideration. >> joining us now danielle mclaughlin and emily gold wallman. danielle, to you first. give us a quick sense of why the federalist seociety matters in this pick and who is strongest c...