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Winning. >> i don't think there's such a thing of getting tired of winning, workers are set to take home their biggest paychecks in years, how is that for winning? senior fellow at the national taxpayer's union joined earlier, she says the president's tax cuts are a big factor in that. >> taking that corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% was to important in order to get workers wages to rise because it increases amount of capital available to businesses to invest back to workers. >> the study, average american will see 3% bump in pay next year. rob: take that. the trump administration expected to...

Republic. >> mr. trump believes this is going to lead me to just to go away and be quiet, he is very badly mistaken. >> president trump: if anything, i'm giving him a bigger voice. many people don't know who he is and now he has a bigger voice and that's okay with me because i like taking on voices like that. i've never respected him, i've never had a lot of respect. >> bret: talking about john brennan, now you have about 75 former intelligence officials and officers putting out a letter in support of brendan. one of them is admiral william mcraven who said in an op-ed, i consider it a on or i...

The operations right now, but they're expected to expand to the army, special ops command, and even contractors. >> "the new york times" reports new information about a decades-long partnership between the national security agency and telecom giant at&t. nsa documents released by edward snowden and obtained by "the times" show that at&t has helped in a broad range of activities over the years and has provided the agency access to billions of e-mails. it's long been known that telecom companies have assisted the nsa in information gathering, but "the times" describes this particular relationshi...

44 years old from kentucky. i spoke with the special-ops command. he was in fact one of two military advisors shot in the head at the his officer yesterday in a heavily guarded building. an interior ministry spokesperson saying it was an afghan man who worked as a driver for employees on the same floor as those advisors. and police reportedly still searching for that shooter he. we hold you after the murders, n.a.t.o. pulled out all international advisors from afghan ministry. when asked about that move earlier today, afghan president karzai said it was an understandable step. he issued a tele...