right now recreational marijuana is legal in nine states. which part makes it wine? that wraps it up for us, hope you have a great day, "fox and friends" first continues now. >> is are 51, nays are 48, the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> after eight years of slow growth and underperformance america is ready to take off. >> the american people will remember this night. i hope they do. heather: it is wednesday the 20th, breaking overnight the senate passing the gop's tax reform bill sending it back to the house for a final vote. we are alive in washington as republicans get ready to seal

the deal later today. jillian: the train derailment, the first victims identified, was the driver distracted? what we just learned. rob: outrage over ivanka trump, parents pulling their kids out of school after an unplanned visit from the first daughter, your comments pouring it on this one. "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ ♪ heather: dancing in studio. rob: senate republicans after the vote overnight, where they got the song from.

dancing. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: the senate passing tax reform along party lines, republicans hours from a major win for their party. >> the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. rob: the first tax code in 31 years. jillian: donald trump tweeting the united states senate passed the biggest in history tax-cut and reform bill, individual mandate obamacare repealed. griff jenkins in washington dc, not quite ready for the president's desk but close. >> reporter: one more stop in

the house, make no mistake, this was his story, the senate passing the bill down party lines 51-48. all democrats against it. john mccain absent, mike pence presiding over it. at times very passionate. here is senator curtis. >> let my ask my democratic friends are you prepared to look in the eyes of a kid with disability and explain why you said you are cut out, you're standing up, raising that objection, 100-0. all of us should agree on that. >> reporter: democrats slammed it, here's minority leader chuck schumer. >> republican tax bill is like pouring gasoline on a raging fire. the republican propagandists collect passage a political victory, a year from now republicans will be running away

from this bill in shame. >> mitch mcconnell disagrees saying this means america is ready to soar. >> after eight years of slow growth and underperformance america is ready to take off. stock market is up, optimism is high. america is ready to start performing as it should have a number of years. >> reporter: the senate made changes to fit their budget rules, therefore the house will have to vote again around noon on this modified version but it is a done deal because we will see. all eyes on whether a press conference happens and we may see the president unwrapping his promised christmas present of tax cuts five days early. >> time will tell, a few hours. not one single democrat voting yes on the gop tax reform plan.

>> kaylee mcinerney calling out the left for listening to the mainstream media and pushing their own anti-trump agenda on this deal instead of voting for the needs of the american people. >> democrats are going to pay for this at the ballot box in 2018, not a single democratic congressman or senator voted on the side of the american people, today marks the day they voted against the american people, sided with big government, sided against the american taxpayer, a sad day they were aided and abetted by the liberal mainstream media which has been lying about this all the way along think trump would never get this done but we are at this point, historic achievement because donald trump picked up the phone, lobbied, made this happen and gave the american people a christmas gift, this is that -- donald trump standing up and passing tax cut that are uniquely donald trump, the take away the ability for congressmen to deduct their living expenses and local lobbyists to deduct

their expenses and corporations to deduct their lavish dinners, these are conservative populist tax-cut and donald trump remembering the forgotten man and woman. >> mike pence is not worried about the house revote which should happen this morning, the senate was the risky one and mike pence saying the gop is in, quote, good shape. >> demoted doj official bruce or expected in the hot seat over his links to fusion gps one day after the fbi have second highest ranking official spent 7 hours answering to lawmakers about allegations of bias in the agency. todd pyro here to break it down. >> reporter: 71/2 hours, four worked days of testimony, house intel committee members were tightlipped about what andrew mccabe said, allegations of conflict of interests and anti-trump political prejudice, the latest develop into the

controversy between fbi official peter strzok and lisa page who worked on bob mueller's russia probe and bruce or like jillian mentioned and fusion gps which created the anti-trump dossier, republicans on the committee were expected to press mccabe whether he should recuse himself from the hillary clinton email investigation, mccabe's wife received money from the virginia state senate campaign from donors linked to clinton. >> i don't want this to occur behind closed doors. one thing we are fighting for our subpoenas sobel for the judiciary committee and all the american people we can get answers to these questions, expose the bias we know existed in sure we have rule of law to rely on again. >> the american people need them to come in because the bias is so palpable, so real, nobody believes anybody is going to get a fair investigation at any

level. >> the house is preparing to hold a standalone vote for a warrantless surveillance program at the intel community says is critical to stopping terror plots as republican senators rand paul and mike lee said they would vote against government spending bill including authorization of that part of the law. rob: across several states for two escaped prisoners including an accused killer. david allen anderson and ross pardo broke out of their cell in florida by chipping through the wall and squeezing under a gate. it is believed they stole a truck during a getaway, officials find it abandoned in a north carolina town. pardo is facing murder and drug charges. breaking overnight united states citizens killed in a tragic bus crash in mexico taking tourists on an excursion to the mayan

ruins flipping over, 5 of the 12 people that were killed are americans. among the dead the driver and a child also kills, 18 others also hurt. jillian: columbia south carolina the first us city to ban bump stocks, the city council voted to approve the measure that bans the attachments of the devices but does allow position of them. massachusetts became the first state to pass a law banning bump stocks, the devices have become under much scrutiny after authorities found the las vegas shooter used bump stocks while firing at the hotel room killing 58 people. >> express amtrak train service at a deadly cost in washington state. two of the three victims killed, they were passionate railroad advocates, claudia, and live in

dupont, washington with breaking developments from overnight. >> reporter: the question is why amtrak launched its high-speed passenger train service before activating special technology, control technology that might have prevented what we saw here, positive train control, slowing a speeding train. >> huge supporters, positive train control, capital allocated to get it done, putting all the resources on, no one wants positive train control more than amtrak. >> railroads are under government orders to install technology by next year. it is expected to be completed on the span where this train

derailed, critics say constant deadline extensions are costing lives. >> national transportation safety board has been begging the industry to indicate positive train control and anytime it gets close our congress pushes it back, pushes it back and keeps doing that. thousands of lives we have lost because we don't have positive train control. >> reporter: federal investigators say the engineer driving the train was not alone in the cab, he was training a conductor to become fully with the new route, the train was going 50 miles over the speed limit there is concerning engineer may have been distracted. investigators hope to interview him and the rest of the crew in the next few days. a lot of activity at the scene of monday's derailment, state transportation officials hope to reopen a four mile stretch of interstate 5 later today.

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>> history in the making on capitol hill overnight the senate approving sweeping tax overhaul, sending it back to the house for a final vote. what does this mean for your wallet?

jillian: joining us is peter morici. a lot of people are still confused as to how this is going to benefit them. we do know according to the tax policy center 80% of people are going to be getting a tax cut them 80% of taxpayers. in your opinion how is this going to help the middle class? >> it will be more than 80% in my estimation but the bottom line is most americans will see more money in their paycheck as early as february. as soon as they rework the withholding schedule they will have more money in their paycheck. they have been told this is a tax cut for the rich. they are going to get a tax cut and see it tangibly and the first thing they will do is call of chuck schumer and say where is my tax increase? where is it? rob: this is a tale of two

stories depending which side of the i/o you are on, the left screaming this is the worst bill ever introduced to the floor i heard yesterday and republican saying it is a tax cut for almost everybody. what is going on? >> they oppose anything donald trump supports. donald trump, the formula that turns -- this is nothing new. nothing new at all. this is the kennedy tax cut was what happened to the democratic party and their heritage? two the most effective president they had were kennedy and lbj, boosting the economy, both cut taxes, this is out of that playbook. jillian: there will be seven individual tax brackets, there will be fewer and that, you see them on the screen, there's going to be seven joint tax

brackets, what is your opinion on this? >> doesn't matter whether have four a board seven. what matters is whether the taxes are lower. across-the-board americans will face brackets that lower their taxes. the only losers are people with lots of state and local tax deductions. the good folks in new york city, $1 million a year, the upper west side where the average income bumps up $1 million, subsidized by poor folks in broom county in appalachia, $40,000 a year. if they want a bloated new york city government, they are to pay for it. they should not ask people to pay for it, everyone else gets a cut. rob: we have been hearing why are the rich being subsidized with inflated government that have these, let me ask you

something, the left are calling out this number that says 83% of tax cuts going to the top 1% or the richest of the rich. give me your perspective. >> rich folks pay a lot of taxes now. after past they will pay 30% of income in taxes, federal taxes on top of that, another 5% or 10%, 3%, 5%, if you pay more taxes you're going to get a bigger cut. the point is proportionally they have big cuts. rob: appreciate your insight. eight out of ten get a tax cut. more than that, we appreciate that.

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jillian: surprise high school visit from the first daughter angering parents, some of them pooling their kids from class. rob: all of this because of her father's politics. kelly right in washington, what happened here? >> surprise surprise, ivanka was neither to talk politics but parents wanted to make the call

when it came to their children seeing her. the first daughter advisor to the president visiting norwalk early in connecticut to promote career education meeting with students and teachers at a dual credit stem program, called in an honor to meet them but one parent told local media, quote, this should have been brought to our attention. i understand security reasons but i think we should have the choice to send our child to school or keep them home. a former student bashed ivanka saying i hope the diversity of our students and large immigrant population doesn't scare her away. the reaction not all negative. one parent writing my son nicholas guzman, you talked to him today, he is so excited, something he will never forget, thank you, ivanka. not just parents, some teachers didn't know she was coming

either and were worried when face i heavy security outside the school. bottom line, she visited some great students. rob: a very interesting topic. we asked everybody should parents be allowed the option to pool their kids from school if they don't agree with who is visiting, tammy on twitter says yes, it is ultimately a parents choice. they are minors, i don't agree but if i felt strongly enough i would. kerrimac marine says we wonder why there are so many snowflakes in his country, parenting at its worst. marianne says she is the daughter of our president like it or not, who has and is doing wonderful things, chance of a lifetime, something to remember for life and share with their children and grandchildren, get over yourselves.

jillian: democrats say the republican tax plan to make the rich richer. >> the very wealthy, the highest spectrum get all the benefits. some bill for the middle class. jillian: is it the case? chris explains how this will create jobs and growth. rob: and extraterrestrial moment at the press briefing. >> i want to ask about ufos. sorry. rob: does the president believe in ufos. the out of this world answer next. for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air.

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jillian: we are back with fox news alert, the senate making history, the first major rewrite of the tax code in 31 years clearing a major hurdle. rob: griff jenkins live with work to be done before the president can sign this bill. >> reporter: it is on the way to the president's desk in a matter of hours, the president tweeting praising the passage and its repeal of obamacare's individual mandate and notes it has one more stop and out announcing if approved there will be a news conference in 1:00 pm, we will see if that happens. history was made before 1:00 with the bill passing straight down party lines and like pens presiding over it. at times it was very passionate. >> let me ask my friend on the

democratic side are you prepared to look in the eyes of a kid with disability and explain why you said you are cut out, standing up, raising that objection. 100-0, all of us should agree on that. >> democrats wasting no time slamming it, chuck schumer. >> the republican tax bill is like pouring gasoline on a raging fire. the republican propagandists college passage a political victory, a year from now republicans will be running away from this bill in shame for voting yes. >> reporter: it attracted protesters who came into the gallery last night as all of this happened but majority leader mitch mcconnell says this is an important accomplishment. >> if we can't sell this we should go into a line of work, it is an important

accomplishment for the country. >> minor changes including the title of the bill, it will go to the house around noon today with a modified version and expected to quickly pass to the president's desk. the big take away here, the tax policy center has said it would be a tax-cut for 80% of americans as early as next year. jillian: another talking point for democrats is the bill is intended to make the rich even richer. chris steigerwald said is true some of the richest americans will see tax breaks but no doubt the biggest winners are middle-class americans. >> the simply wealthy their share will go up and part of it is this business about state and local income taxes in high tax

states, we are talking regular rich people, $250,000 and up club, they are going to pay some more but the insanely rich, the crazy rich, lighting their cigars with $100 bills on private jets rich, they are going to get nice good stuff. the deck of this bill is to dump a bunch of liquidity into the top in the hopes that trickles down to the rest of the economy and the very wealthy and corporations take the money they're getting back to invest and that will create jobs and growth. that is what they are banking on and what republicans have their chips on. rob: the bill is expected to pass when it hits to the house this morning and lawmakers pivot toward keeping the government funded past this friday's deadline. rob: another chilling threat of a holiday terror attack

targeting new year's eve celebrations. propaganda posters like this sending the message, quote, wait for us on your year parties, showing two heavily armed terrorists. no royal visit for donald trump, the commander-in-chief will not meet the queen in february during to london but only the prime minister, teresa may, for working visit. 1 million people signed a petition to have a full state visit canceled, the president not too popular in england. the president will also open the new us embassy, supposed to be beautiful, in london. jillian: groups leveling what is left of the georgia dome. the second implosion of the former home of the atlanta falcons, two left standing after the blast, 5000 pounds of explosives were used in the

first explosion last month. the christmas tree unlike any other, this one sticking out of a pothole in mississippi, neighbors were fed up with it not getting repaired so they decided to decorate it. >> a funny way to voice our frustration with the condition of the road. jillian: they placed a sign on a tree wishing people a merry christmas. the city is working to make repairs. got to love the humor in that. rob: a check of the weather, i was thinking of hitting the pool today. >> you could go indoors. it is weirdly warm across the east coast. into the weekend it will still be warm but then the change will come. let's look at current temperatures, 48 in new york, could go for a dip in the pool, 32 in chicago, 21 in minneapolis. 54 in raleigh, 55.

the past 24 hours the potential for heavy rain in mississippi and tennessee and the next big storm system moving into the northwest bringing feet of snow. those are areas to watch today into the weekend for travel problems as this system brings the snow across the northern tier of the country and stays warm enough for a lot of rain across the south. there is the travel forecast, tennessee river valley, new england and saturday the busy travel day, northeast coast needs to watch the potential for travel delays, too warm for snow but that will change, maybe a white christmas in new york city. i like your fancy shoes. they hurt my feet but look good. jillian: thanks. rob: thank you so much.

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>> the democratic national committee, and alleged steam here, the federal election commission, the hillary victories unsolicited cash, a lot of cash from big-name

donors, and back to the dnc, it finally ended up with the clinton campaign and all the money to get elected president. here to react to this is the author of clinton inc. and contributing editor of the washington free beacon daniel halpern. explain exactly what is wrong with what she is alleged to have done and the parties alleged to have done. >> hillary clinton raised money for various state organizations, democratic parties throughout the country through her hillary victory fund, the money she raised basically went through the dnc to her campaign conference, violating the law that one could get $2700 in support of her campaign last year which applied equally to both candidates. it is complicated but there are various laws that prevent giving

hundreds of thousands of dollars to single candidates. this was a violation of that and what we are seeing is not just an accusation against hillary clinton is pushing a test of the campaign finance laws to change the campaign finance laws at the national level. >> this is something most politicians are doing, this is where she got caught here. there is a limit on how much to give the national campaign, presidential campaign and they skirt around it through the state chapter and it ends up in her pocket and these are big-name donors, seth mcfarlane was one of the guys who donated a hands amount of money. >> a few big names, the big campaign stops throughout california that would raise a lot of that money not directly going to hillary clinton but

these state campaigns, state democratic parties and back to her and the allegations seem to be boosted by the interim chair donna brazil who wrote about how this money worked and went to the state democratic parties and the national party and hillary clinton's campaign coffers directing how the money was spent, now that they are getting legislative accomplishments done this is something they might look at. and arcane way of spending money and allowing people freedom to give to political causes they want, why not get rid of this and transparently give to the causes they want to give to. rob: can you swing at the other way? it is really bad we have such an egregious amount of money in the political system, $1 billion in all and spend it towards this

campaign. so much money our politicians are always indebted to big donors which is why they are ponds for the wealthy and that is a big issue donald trump addressed with his populist message of no more, i'm a billionaire, i don't know anybody anything, having to pay back these people that got me into office. >> there are two sides to that, when you put limits on the amount people spend you get all this dark money that comes around and you don't see where it is coming from or where it is going. it is a complicated argument but this complaint by people who were anti-hillary clinton, a serious complaint in that it will shed light on the system and allow debate as to whether there are less restrictions on campaign finance and whether there should be more transparency. a lot of people would agree. >> another embarrassment for

hillary clinton who outspent trump, the dnc, cheated bernie out of the nomination and that sounds like it is even more, there was hidden money spent as well. thank you for bringing that to life and getting up early this morning. jillian: time is running out, a few days until christmas. have you finished your shopping? you are in luck, some last-minute ideas for everyone on that list. >> let's check in with steve ducey, what is coming up. >> i have to do some shopping after the show. >> andrew mc cable, deputy director of the fbi was in the hot seat on capitol hill for eight hours. what on earth did they ask him about? were there leaks? stick around. the senate passed the sweeping tax reform bill and because of a procedural hike up the house has

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