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tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr. and ken vogel political reporter for the new york times. thank you all for being with us especially as part of our leadoff panel tonight. ken, i ll lead off with you. what do you make of this bank subpoena, if true, is it a big deal? what else does it speak of? absolutely. we always kind of knew that this was a possibility that mueller would start looking into donald trump s finances and this subpoena, again, if it is accurate that deutsche bank has been subpoenaed, would indicate that he is fully going down that route. deutsche bank is significant because donald trump it has at least $130 million worth of donald trump s debt and it sold some of that debt or could have sold some of that debt to russian banks. that could potentially give these russian banks some leverage over donald trump. and so you have the combination here potentially of donald trump s finances as well as his dealings with russia and how those two things ....
you d actually expect all the candidates to be pretty aggressively hawkish on russia, particularly after russia had just invaded one of their neighbors. but it was interesting. in that senate primary, that republican senate primary in 2014, this one primary candidate, the local talk radio host, he really went the other way. he called himself a former pentagon expert on russia and he told radio iowa that, quote, pushing the russians out of crimea is not a realistic option. he said, quote, i think a lot of people, i m not sure they understand the history of russia. you go back, you know, 1,500 years to the foundation of the russian empire. it actually started in ukraine and was evolved out of that. this whole issue is about as russian as it gets, meaning russia should be allowed to take parts of ukraine. that s russia s business, not anybody else s. and this candidate apparently felt pretty passionately about it. he went on in some detail, carter page also turns up in the indict ....
they just need tax relief and this is taking a tax burden off their backs but the stimulating nature is well designed so for example, i was at a manufacturing company not long ago and my constituents in suburban chicago. the company said this. peter, we re going to invest $30 million in our plant next year if that tax bill plans with full expensing as we proposed, we re not going to spend $30 million. we re going to spend $50 million it s that type of approach that we re trying to create here which is why there was so much enthusiasm about it among republicans in the house. you haven t seen this in a long long time. maria: well you have enthusiasm sure but not so much from those 13 republicans who voted no against the house bill. god bless them and if you re chasing everybody all the time in terms of a roll call vote you ll be waiting a long time. to get 227 house republicans to agree on something as big as this is i think incredibly significant and a good milestone but we ....
turkey. bret: reagan was a little reactive, wasn t he? the story starts right now. martha: thank you very much much. the story begins here. tonight, breaking news from the white house when the president spoke out forcefully right before heading out for thanksgiving. the white house evolution on roy moore continues tonight. the president now saying he wants a republican and that alabama seat and that ryan moore denies the allegations against him. he denies it. if you look at what is really going on and you look at all the things that have happened over the last 48 hours, he totally denies it. he says it didn t happen and you have to listen to him also. he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. reporter: are you going to campaign for him? i ll be letting you know next week, but i ll tell you we don t need someone soft on crime mike jones. martha: let s bring in our chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel who is live at the white house tonight. hi mike. ....