>> coming up on your final move tax reform moves ahead and the president gets literal which it comes to cutting red tape. nikki haley says there is evidence iran is violating missile regulations with iran. how gun control add row kaits are switching up five years after sandy hook. vladimir putin talks pupt. this is the final five. let's do this. off the top i'm going to take a little step here tonight and declare this our less of more night. what does that mean? this is the only time that we're going to see the roy moore he shall not be named. you're welcome america. let's move onto the

push to pass tax reform by christmas is moving ahead by christmas. but senator marco rubio could be a roadblock. they each passed their own vefertions. there was some big differins. they came up with a bill but right now rubio says he's not happy with the compromise. he takes issue with the tax credit. consistently i've outlined the need to refund the tax credit. as it's currently structured it's only # $100, a lot of people making $25,000 working are not going to be able to utilize as much of a credit as they need. so what i've asked is that that 1100 be wrais raised. i'm reasonable. nonetheless it needs to be more than 1100. rub ohio is just one vote. so what is the big deal. the margin forkerror is slim in the senate. they're not going to get any support from d

lose two votes and still pass the bill. i think we'll be there. it's really been a great gian very supportive. i think that senator rub ohio will be there for sure. we're doing very well on the tax front. we have tremendous support. we've made great strides and historic movement in terms of the child tax credit. we're proud of that work. we're going to keep work ing with them until we get the job done which we expect to happen before the end of the year. >> the president wanted to they can put it in the press release but sometimes we like big old props. i want you to take a look very carefully. see if you can get at what the president is getting at. this is what we have now. this is where we were in 19606789 big gold scissors. when we're finished we will be less than where we were

and we will have a great regulatory climate. >> cut the ribbon. there he go es. come on up here, chris. you worked so hard. elaina, are you okay in. >> i'm fine. she has a lot to do with it. cut it. one, two, three, n. applause) all right. we should point out why did he do this? the president signed an executive order just days after taking office. it says for every new regulation two has to be eliminated. the administration says it has canceled or delayed more than 1500 regulations. one of the gop's leaders is pushing back against rumors of retirement tonight. you may think paul ryan is too young. well, politico says he's considering bowing out after the midterms next year. rumors

already call it a career after tax reform. ryan says he's not in the white house also shot down those rumors today. the president did speak to the speaker not too long ago and made sure that the speaker knew very clearly and in no uncertain terms if that news was true he was very unhappy with it. the speaker assured the president that those were not accurate reports and that they looked forward to working together for a long time to qum. i want you all to think about where that relationship was between paul ryan and president trump last year because it was right on the weekend of a big rally in janes ville, wisconsin where you had paul ryan and president trump together. paul ryan was out of there and you never saw the two of them on stage up until after the election. now they're friends. they're getting along. when you look at the legislature priorities congress has to pass in the next year, too, you probably would want to r

healthcare subsidies, shell out more money for diaster relief and address the undocumented immigrants who are losing daca. we're looking if this report is true, 2019, we'll see what happens. but a lot to do between then and now. >> depending on who you asked it's either the end of the internet or the no big deal. i don't know why jose lopez is blank there, but get on it, jose . the fcc repealed the oh bm a era rules today which in reality could provide internet users to charge for faster peds hard to over turn the rules. they say they're heavy handed. they discourage investment. we can all agree some of the methods from the chairman of the fcc to gain support to repeal the rules are embarrassing. here are just a few of the things you'll still be

do on the internet after these obama regulation regulations are repealed. you can still shop for all your christmas presence online. you can still drive news right into the ground. that was a video that as you probably participated in with the daily caller, particular to c span. they voted thre to two net neutrality rules and many members of the maid their case before the votes. the future of the internet is the future of everything. that is because there is nothing in our social or civic lives that has been un touched by its influence or un moved by its power. here in the united states our internet economy is then vie of the world . this is because it rests on a foundation of openness. it is not the job of the gover

winners annulus losers in the internet economy. we should have a level playing field and let consumers decide who prevails. the battle is not over with a vote today. net neutrality are vowing to fight it in court. eric schneider man , the general attorney has been a heavy critic of the change. he found millions of comments filed during the fcc's call during the public feedback on the propose l al were fake. that didn't work. the vote was temporarily delayed today because of a bomb threvment the hearing room had to be evacuated for a brief time to let law enforcement to sweep the room. there are plenty of companies coming out against the vote today including facebook and netflix and there was a small rally outside the fcc today with demonstrators rally that net neutrality should be preserved. a lot of talk about this. this is far from over. we'll talk a little bit more about this coming

minutes. >> nikki haley says she has proof that iran is deliberately violating un security council resolutions and supporting rebel s in yes men. the evidence is undeniable. the weapons might as well have had made in iran stickers all over them. just imagine if this missile had been launched at dulles airport or jfk. you see what is behind her, that is a missile. right behind her. thats ' her proof. she says it's the same missile that was fired at a civilian airport in saudi arabia. normally this would be classified evidence but this time she said slees ' going to show the world what iran has been up to. when the president refused to reserrie ran as being in compliance with the nuclear deal. that kicked the issue to congress to decide what to do next. guess what congress has done so far. absolutely nothing . haley

seeing iran's activities to extend beyond lebanon, iraq. haley warned iran it's on the path to become the next north korea if its behaviors aren't put to a stop. >> let's talk about gun control today marks five years in newport, connecticut. twenty-six people killed. many family members who lost loved ones that day have become advocates for gun control. there was a big conversation about what would happen after that. nothing happened. the white house was asked today if the president was considering any policy situate changes that could prevent deadly mass shootings like the one we saw in sandy hook and the one we saw just a couple of months ago in las vegas. i think there are a number of different ways that we look to protect our citizens. every single day one of the area s that the president has been out spoken about not necess

instances but more broadly speaking but in terms of national security and protect t ing individuals through border security, stronger threat vet ting process and looking at whether or not there are other regulationses that we could put in place, whether or not there is a regulation that could have been put in place that could may have preconveniented those things frankly i'm not aware of what that would be, but we want to look for every opportunity, every way possible that we can to protect american lives. okay , so right after the shooting there was the mansion toomey amendment. that was going to tighten a lot of the loopholes, the so-called gun show loophole tighten some security screenings, background checks. so it was named after joe pat toomey who is a republican. that failed. that was really the woon main piece of gun control in congress. nothing has passed in the five years since sandy

of pressuring lawmakers volunteers including groups moms demand. are running for offices themselves. they won legislation towers in city councils. fourteen plan to run next year, including for seats in congress. i i apologize for a second there because i spent sometime in newtown and regard less of the political divide there because there was a lot of it, it's terribly sad and it's tough to believe still at this point. there are people out there who say that never happened, who claim that there was some sort of hokes involved with it. >> let's talk about russia, reuks president vladimir putin coming to president trump's defense. this is a big deal. they do this annual put in press conference, 1600 journalists there. the pressor lasted four hours and one of the reporters and attendants asked vad to evaluate the work of president trump. while there was

he also praised the us policy towards russia. we see some serious accomplishments even for the short period time he works. look at how the markets went up it put us in one rode with north korea and iran and at the same time forced us to deal with north korea and programs and nuclear program. are you normal people in in this press conference followup questions are band. put in is up for re election in march in a race that doesn't seem exactly fair. put in doesn't do debates, avoid competition in elections. coming up next on the final five we're talking b more about net neutrality and wait means for you and the internet. stay tuned. we're back after this.

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neutrality. the vote happened, but there is still a lot that can happen between now and the time this becomes real. we knew this was going to happen so this really wasn't a big surprise today, was it. >> that's right. this has been months in the making. fcc chairman pie when he came into power said this was sort of front and center of his agenda and last month he revealed what this proposal would look like and today he passed it with the help of his republican commissioners. it went down partisan lines. there was a lot of interest in this. a lieutenant of comments filed. there was some accused you you izations that maybe there was some false comments that flood the cyst system. the mood in there it was strange but then you heard him speak halfway throug

were filed with the fcc. as you mentioned, in the middle of chairman pie's remarks the room had to be evacuated because of a bomb threat. clearly this is an issue that has attracted a lot of attention, a lot of very heated and passionate debate on both sides and today it's not been settled but we at least had a vote. washington is a game of winners annulus ers it seems for better or worse. who is the win ner today? the big winner is internet service providers, folks like verizon and comcast and at&t and they really lobbied hard to have these votes repealed. it's a win for republicans as well as well as the republican commissioners and even republicans in congress many of whom stood behind the fc c in calling for these rules to be repealed. if you're a sin nic and you say pie has been a rm toker representative for verizon. their argument this whole move is good for business, is good for nat

for taking the internet back to where it was in 2015. what does that really mean? from the business standpoint it means a up can of things. the internet service providers have complained that because of these rules they're not investing as much as they could. so that's one big piece of thcht the other is they argue thil ' be able to argue con up zooer more options kind of different bupped also and different web packages that might be taylored to their needs and that would be a good thing for con soup ers. the internet companies disagree with that, democrats disagree with that, but that's the arguments that been made. netflix came out today they say they were opposed to this. facebook, cheryl sand ^berg said the same. why would netflix which has benefited from , you know, just the whole streaming economy, the streaming industry, the explosion of streaming services, why would they be opposed to this? there's certainly a principal argument to be made. they feel

open internet and open internet is what gave rise to their business. in order to have the next generation of companies they want to sort of see that legacy continued. there is a potential business detriment for them as well. if we do get to a point where internet service providers can charge more to websites or companies or access consumers at a faster speed, the deep internet companies and those who use a lot of bandwidth are those they might come after first. this is not a done deal, there's a lot that still has to happen now between now and when this becomes reality. definitely not done. two things to watch. one is what happens in congress and whether there's any move towards legislation. what will definitely happies a legal challenge and already advocacy groups are planning to signal they're planning to take the fcc to court over this. we're back after

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brody is here with me to break down a couple of the stories of the day. i'm excited. i feel like we got some duceys. i don't want to get too personal here with you. when is the last time you owned a proper pair of pajamas, a few years ago i got a proper like throw back pair of pajamas. i don't really wear them that often. we're talking about pajamas because we have to use any excuse we can to show the picture of blake fair hold who won't be returning for another term. he is accused of settling a sexual harassment with taxpayer money. morale gas station surfaced. that is a tax cutting grand if i've ever seen one. the allegation surned the fact that he created a

work environment. but i want you to listen to what he said today about the allegations when he was questioned outside the capital. do you deny the latest allegations? >> there have been so many. wow . i appreciate the candor and now he is being pressured to step down and apparently will. what i will give republicans, granted in these situations i respect nothing about it, but i will say is they will hold onto their jobs by every grip they can. john conyers was, you know , he was hunched over. not in good health and he got the heck out. he got out. this guy -- i'm anxious to see if he's going to stay on. he's not going to run for reelection. i'm curious how long that's going to hold on for. keep showing the pictures. pajama night coming up nengs week on the final five. >> objection to the form rosa went

today. he tried to convince america that she wasn't fired from the job. that means she was fired. she had to be escort ed out. the secret service says she doesn't have a key card. who resigns on a wednesday. she saw things that troubled her in the white house but she wouldn't get into the de tails which led to this reaction. she says she has a story to tell and i'm sure she will be selling that story. we will see. i'm sure she will. robin roberts knows what she is doing. very much so. i believe that was totally planned. but the reactions on social media were very favorable for robin roberts except for a few anyway sayers in a certain meg segment of the population. interesting choice of words. you're going back to friday. you're going back to that. you're going back to friday and, you know, selling the story. why wouldn't she, though. if she has a lot to say about the

worth a lot of money. if i had a lot of information about the trump administration, you think i'm telling gma? no, i'm making money. pay me. speaking of people who talk for a living, sean spicer speaking of people out of work. i was also going to say she doesn't have a job. why are you going to be a mean ing unemployment ployed person. we're talking about spicy he must not be a big fan of charles dicksance because he was at the white house and put this picture on instagram. a display by charles dick instance but spicer captioned it fdr's carol songs. spicer has since changed the caption fdr's book of dickens carols. i like it right there. there's the picture. fdr's book

christmas carols. what would have made it better if he somehow went into the glass case and took it out and read it. that would be great. >> we're back after this. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ ♪ in your heart. ♪ (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need.

real quick, good night to be marco rubio, he has already threatened to withhold support of the gop tax bill unless his fellow republicans expand the family tax credit. for now he holds a lot of power considering two gop senators are dealing with health issues that may keep them away from the senate. as we mentioned robin roberts she's getting a lot of flak for the bye felicia line. she's the network star female anchor. that comment was beneath her. in this context robin roberts gave critics even more ammunition to distress the media . if

fact that omarosa she herself has shared stories by a couple of books. we're back at it tomorrow again at 11:30. good night.

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