reihan salam the national review and jamelle bouie the chief political correspondent for slate and cbs news contributor. susan i'll start with you, roy moore, the white house distance hill self at first now the president is all in he tweeted this morning, against roy moore's opponent, what changed? >> i think the president sees some parallels perhaps with his own situation, he was accused of sexual misconduct he won the election anyway. he would very much prefer to have republican vote in the senate rather than a democratic vote. this will be a big test for voters in alabama above the personal versus political, politics of alabama say any republican will beat any democrat but we're at a moment in our country's history where there is attention to the personal behavior of powerful men and that might turn this election we just don't know. >> dickerson: jamelle, there s maybe a split, maybe there's not a split but there appears to be split between the president who would -- who doesn't believe that roy moore's 'excusers and senate republicans including mcconnell and mike lee, other senator

we're also joined by "slate" magazine's political analyst jamelle bouie, and jerry seib. ramesh, we start with you. what do you make of this tax bill now as it stands coming out of the house? >> well, it is a very complicated piece of legislation. i think people are still digesting the implications. what it has going for it in terms of getting passed is republicans' desperation to accomplish something, anything legislatively that they can call a win. that's a sentiment that is shared by house republicans and senate republicans. but there are a lot of moving parts, and i do not think some of these things are going to survive. the senate is not going to want the take things on like the adoption tax credit, frample. so this is going to be changing before it gets to the president's desk, if it ever does. >> dickerson: the adoption tax credit is out of the house version. susan, who are the winners and lose centers this bill? >> well, hard-working americans according to the congressman. the winners are big businesses, biggest corporate tax cut in history from 35% to 20%. people

." >> dickerson: jamelle, speaking of things that... it's interesting to hear people are not concerned about rush. this is the week we saw real moves by the special counsel. what did you make of that decision by mueller? >> i thought it was sort of a bit of politics. not just the charges against manafort, which i think a lot of people should have saw something like that coming, but specifically the charges against papadopoulos, which were a surprise and did seem to signal some sort of deeper ties between the russian government and members of the trump campaign. it did seem to put the white house off balance. that does matter. i've spoken to some trump voters over the course of the year, and two-to-a person they're like, this russia thing is all nonsense, but it is the case that it does disrupt the president's administration and does disrupt his attempt to push policies forward, and in the case of trying to push something like a tax reform bill, it matters that the president's attention is elsewhere. it matters that the white house is de

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take a good look at these two men, 47-year-old john bivins, and 46-year-old jamel mcclough. >> it appears they were able to come out of the courtroom, into the hallway and able to get to one of the exit points, at which point there was a car waiting for them where they were able to jump into the car. >> reporter: it's john known if there was a driver in the get away car or if the keys were left inside. sheriff's say the suspect drove it to the next street over and dumped it. witnesses say they jumped into a cargo van and sped away. >> i'm confident in law enforcement and that they're going to find these two individuals. you can run but you can't hide. >> reporter: bivins and mcclough about -- the jail has been scrutinized after three guards convicted of beating an inmate to death. >> of course we're morning our policies and practices looking to see what we can and can't do. >> reporter: mcclough is a three striker and facing life in prison and bivins facing similar if convicted. >>> on friday, weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammo stolen from the car of a san matteo's sheriff's car. the

take a good look at these two men, 47-year-old john bivins, and 46-year-old jamel mcclough. >> it appears they were able to come out of the courtroom, into the hallway and able to get to one of the exit points, at which point there was a car waiting for them where they were able to jump into the car. >> reporter: it's john known if there was a driver in the get away car or if the keys were left inside. sheriff's say the suspect drove it to the next street over and dumped it. witnesses say they jumped into a cargo van and sped away. >> i'm confident in law enforcement and that they're going to find these two individuals. you can run but you can't hide. >> reporter: about -- the jail has been scrutinized after three guards convicted of beating an inmate to death. >> of course we're morning our policies and practices looking to see what we can and can't do. >> reporter: mcclough is a three striker and facing life in prison and bivins facing similar if convicted. >>> on friday, weapons and hundreds of rounds of ammo stolen from the car of a san matteo's sheriff's car. the san francisco mayor

like the time that jamele hill was encouraging people to boycott the cowboys. thing is, a number of conservative groups were calling for a boycott of nfl advertisers because team owners weren't benching players that were disrespecting the flag. like can it lead to an extreme. nurses lead a boycott of "the view." and peta when after empire promoted the fur trade by glamourizing wearing fur. or something called the ukrainian national expert went after spongebob. yeah, nor conspiring to turn ukrainian criminals to perverts. and then the game of thrones which has been condemned for having too much nudity or not enough. and the boycott of trump's inauguration where left wing viewers were urged to turn their stations. some included the history channel, discovery and animal planet and on and on. verizon targeted over preacher ads. nbc's the biggest loser over the treatment of obese contestants. and mtv's siesta key or racism. conservative groups targeting rachel madow because of what she's saying. liberal groups targeting sean hannity because of what he's saying. what

years and that the funeral director's license was suspended back in june because he was allowing jamele royster to act as the director even though she wasn't licensed. >> i blow her phone up, she answers. hey, what's going on? >> reporter: lavon was supposed to bury her mother this morning. >> this was the outfit she was going to wear today. >> reporter: instead she's fighting to get her money back so she could afford a ceremony so her family can properly say good-bye. >> i'm lost. i have no clue. i really don't know where to start. >> reporter: the attorney general's office tells us that they reached an agreement with the austin royster funeral home which prevents them from doing any business moving forward. this is an active investigation. criminal charges could be filed. meagan fitzgerald, news4. >> she did try to reach out to the funeral home today and says that she's not yet heard back from them. >>> we have an update on a news4 consumer investigation we first reported last month. fairfax county police have now filed charges against one of the men at the center of our undercover in

what i know is that whether it's marshawn lynch or a sports commentator like jamel hill or frederickaers. this president has an issue that he cannot get past when it comes to people of color. this to me is not partisan, it's racial about he has issues with people of color people many. >> we have not seen the president call out white players and coaches who do not stand for the national anthem. as he has the same with marshawn lynch. do you think that's just coincidental? >> i think he should be more proactive in that, and i think -- >> why does he not is what the question would be? >> i don't know the answer to that. i will admit that the president invites some of that criticism of his, because of things like how he botched charlottesville, right? i can be truthful and tell you that, that he invites some of that himself, i think his actions speak louder than words in this case, he just freed african-american basketball players from going to jail, that's an action, and so i think that -- when you get into the nfl issue there, it is predominantly an issue that breaks along racial lines.

susaned to discredit price and jamel hill after she told the truth. over the past two weeks, he has continued to attack my dear colleague and friend frederica wilson, calling her wacky in an attempt to distract us from the fact he has no respect for chiefry families when his , who was john kelly supposed to be highly respected who has had a brilliant career blatantly lied on congressman wilson and attacked her credibility. this is number 45. this is the president of the united states. this is a man with no good values, no good intention and no good respect. that is why i must know -- i know we must keep fighting and women must we be resistance with so much at risk. downnnot afford to be shut by any man, particularly one not as indecent and as deplorable as donald trump. everyday that he is in the white ofse is an affront to all our nation's most sacred values. this is a president who has insulted a gold -- grieving soldier, mocked -- hebled reporter and whoed the nfl players a [efully protested son of expletive]. finally, this is a president who i did

he tried to discredit former national security advisor susan hille and attacked jamele after she told the truth. he has continued to attack my dear colleague and friend, congresswoman frederica wilson, calling her wacky in an attempt to distract us from the fact that he has no respect for military members. john kelly, a four-star general, who was supposed to be so highly respected, who had had such a , blatantly lied toward congresswoman wilson and attacked her credibility. ladies and gentlemen, this is number 45. this is the president of the united states. this is a man with no good values, no good intentions, and no respect. that's why i know we must keep fighting and that women must lead this resistance. cannot much at risk, we afford to be shutdown or to be particularlyy man, not [applause] every day that he is in the white house is an affront to all of our nation's most sacred values. this is a president who has insulted a grieving widow and even a goldstar soldier. this is a president who mocked a disabled reporter. this is a president who was slow to condemn the white supremaci