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District in chicago and the suburbs of chicago? clearly you need major infrastructure and bridges and roads, etc. >> right. the roads are rated the worst in the country. you talk about infrastructure in p my district and working with republicans we were able to get a billion dollars to rebuild the cta. it carries more people in a month than amtrak does in a year. obviously really important. there is a willingness among some republicans to support bipartisan efforts to rebuild our country. i think we made it much more difficult when republicans passed a measure which is going to add a trillion ...

>> money offshore that's stagnant, that companies, they're just not able to bring it back. i think it's going to be a number over $4 trillion. corporate will be able to compete now against the world. >> so, rana, is there evidence to support that theory? do you see companies bringing jobs back if they get a break on taxes? >> well, bringing jobs back and bringing money back are two different things. so we actually have a little experiment in real life that we did. in 2004, we had a tax repatriation. the corporate tax rate was slashed so companies could bring back money from overseas. they did ...

Angels on the head of a pin about the tax plans when in reality all tax plans expire when they come to congress. better to see where they are philosophically than get too deep in the weeds. i think ted cruz and marco rubio both hit the best points if you're thinking about what a voter in iowa and new hampshire is thinking about and looking to hear. i thought they were the best politically pitched for those purposes. >> i would agree. charles, i think they both continued where they left off in the last debate, both had strong performances tonight. to me, real simple, cut spe spending, live with...

Angels on the head of a pin about the tax plans when in reality all tax plans expire when they come to congress. better to see where they are philosophically than get too deep in the weeds. i think ted cruz and marco rubio both hit the best points if you're thinking about what a voter in iowa and new hampshire is thinking about and looking to hear. i thought they were the best politically pitched for those purposes. >> i would agree. charles, i think they both continued where they left off in the last debate, both had strong performances tonight. to me, real simple, cut spe spending, live with...