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up to that. i want to have a look at how ukraine's - up to that. i want to have aj look at how ukraine's allies are looking at this conflict and we spoke to mike watts of florida and i want to play you a clip of what he said a little bit earlier.— bit earlier. europe at a minimum _ bit earlier. europe at a minimum is _ bit earlier. europe at a minimum is going - bit earlier. europe at a minimum is going to l bit earlier. europe at a - minimum is going to need to step up as a true partner, a dollarfor euro type step up as a true partner, a dollar for euro type approach or i think you are going to see other demands that when it comes to reconstruction and bearing the brunt of that cost, if our european partners, and look, friends and allies can also have tough conversations and hold each other accountable to our promises.— to our promises. what do you make of that _ to our promises. what do you make of that statement? - to our promises. what do you make of that statement? i i to our promises. what do you i make of that statement? i think it's much in _ make of that statement? i think it's much in line _ make of that statement? i think it's much in line to _ make of that statement? i think it's much in line to be _ make of that statement? i think it's much in line to be honest i it's much in line to be honest with a kind of bipartisan view in the united states that the nato allies have to carry their weight of the defence burden in europe and as far as they understand that the european union is already expect in that they will have to carry a significant amount of the burden of ukrainian reconstruction, when we get to that point, so i know the congressmen was trying to make
current military support? that europe is going to have to step up europe is going to have to step up in place of the us? i europe is going to have to step up in place of the us?- up in place of the us? i think euroe up in place of the us? i think europe at— up in place of the us? i think europe at a _ up in place of the us? i think europe at a minimum - up in place of the us? i think europe at a minimum is - up in place of the us? i think| europe at a minimum is going up in place of the us? i think. europe at a minimum is going to need to step up as a true partner, a dollarfor euro need to step up as a true partner, a dollar for euro type of approach or you are going to see other demands that when it comes to reconstruction and bearing the brunt of that cost, if our european partners, and look, friends and allies can also have tough conversations and hold each other accountable to our promises, remember, the 2% promise was made nearly ten years ago by every nato country and only seven of 30 have lived up and only seven of 30 have lived up to it, so there needs to be some real burden sharing, particularly as us back in the united states are having these tough conversations about our own out—of—control debt and government spending. own out-of-control debt and government spending. crosstalk. a fair question _ government spending. crosstalk. a fair question to _ government spending. crosstalk. a fair question to ask _ government spending. crosstalk. a fair question to ask about - a fair question to ask about allies, at least notjust us in terms of what we are providing.
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>> depending on your point of view, the gop tax bill is either a miracle or armageddon, but its passage is energizing the party and the president. as republicans celebration, critics wonder what the tax overhaul will mean for federal health programs, such as medicare. let's bring in francis rooney of florida. representative, thanks for taking time to speak with us. you voted for the overhaul. why do you think this bill will benefit the people in your district, the middle class folks in your district specifically? >> well, i enthusiastically voted for it. i think aarp ought to give the republican majority a big award for creating tax treatment that's going to stimulate capital investment, make their retirement accounts perform better. ultimately it's going to get us back to the kind of growth that americans expect and not the euro type of 1%, 1.5% growth we've been accustomed to.