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That is tonights last word. The 11th hour with Stephanie Ruhle starts now. Tonight, big news in Donald Trumps criminal cases. Jack smith and fani willis suffer setbacks as Stormy Daniels resumes her testimony tomorrow than Marjorie Taylor greene gets booed on the house floor. Former republican congressman is here on the chaos in his party. Leaving. Once again, i am Stephanie Ruhle. We are now 181 days away from the election. Tomorrow, Stormy Daniels will be back on the Witness Stand to face more crossexamination from trumps defense attorneys. Today was an off day for the trial and trump spent ...

When you're trying to use it to finance a tax cut for corporations that didn't need it in the first place is downright ugly. i studied this work program. the idea if you take the biggest entitlement program, medicaid. you look at the number of people who get medicaid, who potentially could work. it's a small portion. it's a few hundred thousand. it wouldn't move the needle. if you're trying to find a way to pay for your trillion dollar deficit addition with this tax bill because you financed and you gave a cut to corporations, you're not going to get it done through entitlement reform. preside...

2018 before midterm elections sayeth the republican relationship. welfare reform that basically president trump campaigned against in 2016. >> i remember when george w. bush said you should balance the budgets on the back of the poor. >> wow, you are old. bob corker has been vocal. he doesn't like this deficit addition. if marco rubio doesn't want to be the person on whom this falls, bob corker could be, right? >> yeah. what senators wants to be the one that killed the tax bill. they want it done by christmas. they want to show a win on the board. the focus is on on getting it done, not gettin...

Because of the higher costs. that means the government doesn't have to pay for them, and it comes up to $338 billion to help fund the tax plan. it doesn't go all the way. in fact, another sticking point that they are going to be squabbling over is what is the deficit addition going to be, about $1.4 trillion over the next ten years is what the cbo estimates and it's going to be paid for by the exploding economic growth, but there's no guarantee it will explode and there's a debate on how you claw back the tax cuts if the economy is not doing well, and so it's a real conundrum from an economics...