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level. and far more than what jeff bezos is worth. we reach out to amazon previously and they set him at this is not a 575,000 full-time workers project account that a lot of these people are part-time, and yes, they are paid hourly, which they say is above the minimum wage of $15. >> neil: wow, susan, thank you very much. be careful what you wish for and shape it you might ultimately get what you want, mr. president. but, in the end, you barely made it our friends. they might not be coming back. after this. ess. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products and free shipping. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. upload your logo or start your design today oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven
a facility separated from their drenoins me . >> literally these womene noide these cases where the children are. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm cis hayes. curbsly optimistic has been the main response frns political observers to the president's political summit with north korea. just ask trump university students how far cautious optism got them. they know better than anyone how much a handshake deal and one-page agreement with donald trump is worth. summit concluded we're getti conflicting stories about a major concessions the u.s. will cease joint military exercises with south korea. >> we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous amount of money unle and until we see the future negotiation is not going along like it should.
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figure was how much she had made within a year. so factor it in. the gap is quite wide. >> overwhelming majority of the money coming from the kushners and not the trumps. emily jane fox, thank you so much. great to have you on the show. we'll be looking for your new article in the april issue of "vanity fair." boy, john heilemann, can you believe the disparity there between the trumps and the kushn kushners? >> well, yeah, although as emily points out, we don't really know about what donald trump is worth. i come back to the earlier comment. if you think about where this is headed, joe, and it will be fascinating, the comment was would donald trump if he had a choice between saving himself or his son-in-law, we know what he'd do, he's throw the son-in-law overboard but the reverse question is relevant. as bob mueller puts pressure on kushner, if kushner had to save himself would he be willing to
know how much donald trump is worth. the fact the matter is, he's worth plenty and he's not going to have to pay a state tax which benefits him of the icon of the world. >> he claims the estate tax, he claims the estate tax was a toss in because the plan was quote just so bad for rich people. is it bad for rich people? >> the federal tax rate for people making a lot of money remains at 39 point .6. what hurts people and of all citizens like new york state and california and tax environments is that you cannot deduct that anymore. you are talking about limiting
way, because his family stands to benefit in a huge way depending how much you think donald trump is worth. here's the fourth one. the corporate tax rate. the trump gop plan would be to drop the corporate tax freight 35% statutory rate its at now to 20% it's not what most companies pay. effective rate, average companies pay, 18.6%. if you don't get rid of a lot of deductions, 35% becomes 18.6%, how low does 20% become? talking with congressman davis of illinois. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me on, ali. >> what do you make of this? two different things going on in two different bills. paul ryan today said, not wrong, this is the way it's supposed to work. house passes a bill. senate pass as bill. goes to conference. they try to come up with a compromise. which bill are you in favor of? >> i'm, of course, in favor of the house bill. a bill i'm going to get to cast 0 vote on.
that's how much tom brady's missing super bowl jersey is worth. houston police say whoever stole it faces a first degree felony charge. wow. it's worth half a million dollars, brian. brian: all right. i have it. not the shirt but i have the money. i will get it to you, ainsley. meanwhile, you like to think the white house is on fire now, right, with all this coverage? >> presidency. >> an administration careening out of control. >> plagued with personnel problems and then drowning in damaging leaks to the press. >> it's an arcky. >> critics call it chaos. >> the rhetoric loud, aggressive, chaotic, as many in the media forgotten donald trump's white house is a total snooze fest compared to what happened, for example, inside the clinton administration which many people thought was successful. here with a reminder is josh king he served in the clinton administration as white house production for presidential events. is he also author of this book "offscript. advanced guide campaign spectacle and political
concerned. >> concern about nelson rockefeller here. >> totally, totally false. everybody was concerned about mr. rockefeller, worth $1.3 billion in 1974. today that would be $6.7 billion by the most conservative estimates, about double what we think donald trump is worth. >> but were people stressed out about it? >> four months it took for him to be confirmed. the country was a bit of a mess. coming out of nixon here. this is representative waldi in 1974, he said we wanted to put a historical record to put rockefeller and others that certain actions are objected to by the congress. he was loaning money to people in the federal government and they wanted it stop. >> friday fact check. appreciate it. next up, a look at president obama's legacy from two of his closest advisers and friends.
none of this would have happened, you can't blame the site. but lawyers have a work around for that called class action lawsuits and what they do is they aggregate the claims and let's say hypothetically you had a jury that just gave $100 p h0 victim and ashley madison has 100 million people in their database. that's $4 billion, as much as donald trump is worth. >> do we know all of those ray r paid. there's talk about phantom and i don't know if you can be a phantom without being paid -- >> we don't. and the talk is that it's far less than that. but they have advertised repeatedly that their database had that many names in it. >> danny, look, there's a lot of things you can see for. you can go after punitive. you can go after -- you can go after damages that you suffer financially. you can go after pain and suffering. you can go after all sorts of things in a court of law. when it comes to this, are you