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Own panel? >> that is a democrat's plan. not the democratic plan. six democrats are on this committee and though i i have a great deal of admiration for all of them, democrats have no not coalesced around a plan. >> chris: isn't that a problem ten days out that the democrats don't have a plan? >> republicans don't have a plan. we're there to develop a bipartisan plan. that's why it's 6-6. i believe we can get to a bipartisan plan. we've got to get realistic about these so-called tax increases. how do you define the close of a loophole as a tax increase is beyond me. if you have someone who is ...

walked away from their jobs and in three hours they walk into a courtroom. athletic director tim kucurrey d gary schultz. sandusky says he met victims through his charity, second mile, which helps troubled boys. second mile released a statement saying immediately they made the decision to separate sandusky from the program activities in 2008. that's when sandusky told the organization that he was under investigation. we'll have more on that. catching wall street well and your money on what's shaping up to be a volatile day on wall street right now. investors are worried about financi...

Result more money to washington, they're potentially okay with that. >> okay, but dana, let me ask you the hard question. everyone says, close the loopholes, you can lower rates. everybody loves that line. then you say to him, which loop hopes are you closing, and nobody has a clear answer? which loopholes can actually be closed to get us to that wonderland of lower rates and more revenue? >> it's very hard. they are talking about closing corporate loopholes. they are talking about some things that people are not going to like, like taking away the expenditures or the deductibility for charity...

Did not consult with them. >> good point. >> not a bad take. >> welcome back to "fox and friends" and thank you for waking up on saturday morning, and heather is here with us this morning. >>dave: and i am no math major but this does not seem to add up. demade $14 billion last year, $5 billion right here in the united states, how much did they pay in taxes, folks? how much? how much? hundreds of millions, right? nothing. in fact, they got money back from the government, a whole budge of it, $3 billion back from the government in taxes. >> remember this, we bailed them out through tarp, through...

Talking about protecting daca. what do we hear from her and what's the white house saying about a path forward? >> reporter: interestingly, david, after the president's tweets, he was contradicted by senate republicans, and as you say, by his own secretary of homeland security, kerstin neilsen, who says daca is not dead if democrats agree to close some of the loopholes in the policy. take a look. >> i do not believe daca is dead, but what i would say is from my perspective, of course, as the secretary of homeland security, it's not a daca deal. it's a security immigration deal. what my role is...