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Nature of washington, d.c. they hate these special favors. jesse: they were more concerned about the tarmac meeting whether they needed to cover it up. let me move on to the tax cut situation. is this thing going to pass? i know it's down to the wire. why if you are a middle class family with a few kids, how does it help them? i'll give you the last couple seconds. >> we are so hopeful it's going to pass. the president will sign this in time for christmas. this will help middle america because the standard deduction is doubled for everyone. the married couple will go to if the first 28,000 at ...

That's the president's word choice at least, a reformed bill that overhauls the american tax code for the first time in more than 30 years. the final form is a compromise hammered out between the house and senate and could go to vote as soon as tuesday. here are a few key points. there's the $2,000 child tax credit. removal of obamacare individual mandate. top tax bracket, 37%. president trump today promising a positive impact on jobs. >> this will be great for jobs. it will be fantastic tofor the middle income people and jobs. also benefit lots of other things. we're looking to -- if you look...

He can, including the web. critics say it is the end of a free internet as we know it. >> meanwhile, the gop is dealing with some last-second dissention before they take their victory lap on taxes. that as the president gets ready to make good on his promise of big cuts by christmas, which is where we start. >> indeed we do. this week republicans in the house and senate ironed out most of their differences in their competing tax bills, and somehow the bill seems to favor the rich and corporations even more than the dueling bills did. the top personal tax bracket from drop from 39.6% to 37%. hu...

Their student loans. there were portions out of the senate, originally the senate's bill for small business owners and the way they were treated as well. those and many were. right if you we're going forward on information that's been provided. when we get into 2018, we will know the real impact, and it will be real simple. for the average american when they receive their paycheck, is it higher or is it lower than it was in the calendar year 2017? the truth of the matter is, if you look at every tax bracket from 10% all the way to the top, either specifically with the bracket -- the rate itsel...

The deductibility of interest on their student loans, because you know as we know, we have something like $1.4 trillion of student loan debt, which is meaningful to you if you are a college student or a parent of a college student. it is funny that you talk about the waiver situation, right? my brother actually falls into this category with his son, and they were worried to death because it was part of the equation going in that they would not have to pay tax on this, so it looks like it is also reverting to what it was before. in actuality, it is the same old, same old. it is what it was befo...