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Out. elizabeth: you were one of the first people on the storm, really just hours after the storm had touched down in your district which is in south florida, the naples area and into parts of fort myers. what did you see when you were just landing? well, the first disheartening thing i saw was we were landing in rsw, we flew over lehigh acres which is one of the more impoverished, disadvantaged areas of lee county, and there was a lot of flooding. a lot of houses were where you could see the house, but there was water around it. and lehigh acres has had a tough go, lehigh acres, bonita are the...

It's not a litmus test for the democratic party. so sanders is going to talk about it and congress is not going to pass it and trump isn't going to do anything with it. and senator cassidy, that bill is more extreme than the health care bills that the house and senate passed over the summer. this bill would retain virtually all of the aca spending and do a huge revamp of it, turn more than $1 trillion over to the states for the states themselves to figure out how to regular state insurance and structure benefits and contains a lot of proposals that are controversial even amongst some republica...

We're encouraging our colleagues in the senate to do likewise, and let's get this job done before the end of the year. elizabeth: okay. you talked about the house and senate. i do have one more question for you because there's a lot of focus on the big six and one of them, obviously, is white house economic adviser gary cohn, but i want to ask you is there fluidity in the vision those leaders are seeing and also treasury secretary mnuchin? are they all on the same page? >> i think the president, the vice president and then the advisers are working with the house and the senate to get everybody...

So what's different now? his answer? what's different now is that we're out of time, that we're out of road to keep kicking the can down. and he knows that there are military options but not a lot of good ones, so those kinds of options are the things that the trump administration are going to be continuing debating this weekend, and it will likely be -- actually, it certainly will be a focus of their discussions at the u.n. general assembly next week. liz? elizabeth: kristin fisher, thank you so much. the president's top priorities is tax reform among a number of other issues. let's bring in ...

So those are the things he's laid out as principle, but he has gary cohn and steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary and his chief economic adviser, working with the senate and the house on the specifics, to go to your question. leland: what are the red lines for you personally when it comes to tax cuts? because if it's a deal with the democrats, massive tax cuts for the wealthy like what we saw from kennedy, like what we saw from reagan that spurred huge economic growth won't happen. but he may be able to get a deal with democrats for it. are republicans willing to hold him to real tax cuts tha...