let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, bill baldwin, john tamny and bruce jansen is with uss ambassador haley doing the right thing? >> yes, david, it's a good step in the right direction. the u.n. can hospital on half the money it spends today. one is an agency they have for

let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, bill baldwin, john tamny and bruce jansen is with us and patrice. steve, is ambassador haley doing the right thing? >> yes, david, it's a good step in the right direction. the u.n. can hospital on half the money it spends today. one is an agency they have for palestine refugees going on for 70 years, after world war ii, tens of millions of refugees row settle in a few years and after india and pakistan broke up, what the camps do is provide sources of terrorism, teaching young palestinians they're going back to israel. that thing should be shut down. david: bruce, it's not like we're stingy in what we give the u.n. we give the united nations 22% of just their ga budget, general assembly budget. 22%. the next, the number two country is only 9%, that's japan and then goes down from there. so, shouldn't we get a little more bang for our buck? >> well, listen, the way i look at this, i sort of-- to get a full picture i view it sort of like a donald trump tax return. i'd like to see the whole budget before i make a judgment, but when you con

bill: great shot. great open look. he flashed and presented himself. kelan martin. he and baldwin have put this team on their shoulders. >> tom: 22 points for martin. foil called as brunson goes up on wideman. -- foul called as brunson goes up on wideman. >> bill: addition to the talent of jalen brunson. >> tom: now brunbe son will go back to the free-throw line and these are huge shots. it will be a two-shot foul. >> bill: he's been on the floor a lot tonight. >> tom: all those years playing, it's still anguish when you watch your child play and he misses the first one. >> bill: i think it's attributable to fatigue to be ho w rest him as best they could. be fresh, knock this one down get your defense set. >> tom: second one is good. used his legs a little more in that second one. >> bill: straight-up man. this worked before. a little trap. got to call time out. got it. >> tom: that's their last time out. 49.5 to play. butler leading the number one team in the country. based on. [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no re

bill: great shot. great open look. he flashed and presented himself. kelan martin. he and baldwin have put this team on their shoulders. >> tom: 22 points for martin. foil called as brunson goes up on wideman. -- foul called as brunson goes up on wideman. >> bill: addition to the talent of jalen brunson. >> tom: now brunbe son will go back to the free-throw line and these are huge shots. it will be a two-shot foul. >> bill: he's been on the floor a lot tonight. >> tom: all those years playing, it's still anguish when you watch your child play and he misses the first one. >> bill: i think it's attributable to fatigue to be honest with you, they tried to rest him as best they could. be fresh, knock this one down get your defense set. >> tom: second one is good. used his legs a little more in that second one. >> bill: straight-up man. this worked before. a little trap. got to call time out. got it. >> tom: that's their last time out. 49.5 to play. butler leading the number one team in the country. based on. [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming again

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ticking with celebrities and the mixture of politics, the gop l gop tax bill has gotten a lot of baldwinan will convince his brother to reelect trump in to 20. he is a trump impresser percent nateor. he believes alec will vote for trump. after the actor receives this new tax cut. he also revealed he and his family member, alec have not spoken since the election. i would think alec baldwin would vote for president trump because it behooves his career. let's stop with the fake outrage. these sn l act os, the comedians they love it because trump is quick wait for them. if i was a member of the cast of snl i would be outraged that he gets to do that role. that's a star making role. if i'm on a cast, this is m all of a sudden you get a baldwin coming in i would be upset. who would you upset if you could get a hollywood actor. >> i would get george clooney. >> that's fake news and speaking of which we have fake news coming up. it was very popular in 2017. >> stay tuned for the fake news we'll wrap all that up and steve bannon put rumors to rest about his own political future. what is in store.

bill. thank you senator baldwin for that encouragement. >> i understand right now we have been at about 16%. is that right? you're saying we ought to be boosting that at about 25%. >> we looked closely to try to figure out how to get there with this new policy, yes. >> i know nih has done what it can. nih funding is still down about 15% of where it was a decade ago back when we had a higher success rate for the proposals that were coming across reviewers desk. it didn't even come close and that's why today we are reintroducing research angt which providing funding for the fda. i see you're sitting up straighter there. this legislation is cospo sonso by all of the members of this committee as well as several of our democratic colleagues who are not on the committee. families across this country are walting for med -- waiting for medical breakthroughs and researchers waiting so they can make the breakthroughs. it is time to step up and put more money into nih. thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks. thank you so much for being here. along with us thanking the two of you for your service please th

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bill. thank you, senator baldwin for that encouragement. >> we've been at about 16%, is that right? you're saying at a minimum we ought to be boosting it at 25%? >> we've looked closely to see how we can get there with this new policy, yes. >> i know nih has done what it can in this area. funding is down about 15% where it was a decade ago, back when we had a 50% higher success rate for the proposals that were coming across reviewers' desks. the cures act did not solve this problem and didn't even come close. that's why today we're reintroducing the national biomedical research act which provides $50 billion in new funding for the nih and fda. i see you're sitting up straight there, dr. gottlieb. this legislation is co-sponsored by senator sanders, casey, franken, bennett, white house, baldwin, murphy, kaine and hassan, as well as several of our democratic colleagues not on the committee. families across this country are waiting for medical break through and researchers waiting to make those break thyougs. it's time for us to step up and put more money into nih. thank you, mr. chair

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bill. thank you senator baldwin for that encouragement. >> i understand right now we've been at about 16%. is that right? at a minimum you're saying we ought to boost that to about 25%. >> and we looked closely at every institute success and tried to figure how we can get there with this new policy. >> i know that nah has done what it can in this area, but nih funding is still down about 15% of where was a decade ago. that was back when we had a 50% higher success rate for the proposals that were coming across reviewers desks. the cures acted not solve this problem. it did not even come close. that's why today we are reintroducing the national biomedical research act which provides $50 billion in new funding for the nih and for the fda. i see you are setting up straighter there. this legislation is cosponsored by senators sanders, casey, bennett, white house, murphy, kane and hasson, all members of this committee as well as several of our democratic colleagues were not on the committee. families across this country are waiting for medical breakthroughs and researchers are waiting for the m

stephen baldwin who is an avid trump supporters calling out brother alec and avid trump opponent over the tax reform billhe amount of money alec is going to make with the new tax cut i bet he votes for trump for reelection, just saying. i think he might vote for trump for reelection to keep his gig on saturday night live. and on twitter said well said stephen, sweet taste of hashtag winning and twitter user saying he is the smartest of all the baldwin boys, referring to stephen, he hasn't talked to his alec since the 2016 presidential election. destroyed their relationship. rob: let's talk about mark zuckerberg. >> media watchdog named mark zuckerberg their 2017 missinformer of the year because of the misinformation and fake news on the social media site during the election into today. media matters employee matthew gertz set on twitter facebook is the most powerful force in journalism, the center of fake news infrastructure why mark zuckerberg is 2017 miss informer of the year. one twitter user says one of the reasons i deleted my facebook account. they don't have problems with the amount of people on f

bill and reach out for a better kind of politics. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. ms. baldwin: madam president, i rise to offer a motion, an amendment to do something that this tax plan fails to do -- make good on president trump's promise to close the carried interest tax loophole. this amendment has the support of senators whitehouse, donnelly, and van hollen. i think that we need to make our tax system simpler and fairer for hardworking families, businesses, particularly small businesses and manufacturers, and that's what i have been working for. unfortunately, this is not the plan being presented today by senate republicans. let's be honest with the american people. this bill is largely a tax giveaway to the wealthiest few and big corporations while millions of middle-class families will get a tax hike. with this partisan bill from across the aisle, big corporations get permanent tax breaks, permanent. while middle-class families will see tax increases. in fact, most americans earning less than $75,000 a year will see tax increases, and that is simply not fair. it's also n

baldwin as the senate came in to session today. >> now, madam president, on taxes, my republican friend have stretched into two of their, into day two of their debate on the bill which still lacks resolution of some critical issues. after promising over the past few months that their tax bill would pay for itself through economicou growth, the joint committee on taxation came out with a report yesterday that showed that these promises were unfounded. way off the mark. even considering economic growth, the republican tax bill will add roughly a trillion dollars to the deficit. and many have said that this dynamic scoring, many economists have said doesn't work at all. the jcp gave credence to the theory of dynamic scoring but then came out with a number that was not the kind of wild exaggerations we're hearing a fm the secretary of treasury, from the president and from some of our republican colleagues, particularly those of the club for growth bent. earlier in this debate, republicans claimed that this would be a tax cut for everybody, and that nobody in the middle class is going to get a tax increase. independent analyses show that these claims were not valid

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there are now 107 co-sponsors to the bill and almost identical bill, s. 1028, introduced by senator collins and senator baldwin, passed the house unanimously on september 26. the raise act is supported by a broad coalition of over 60 rganizations, from aarp to united states share balance palsy, ut i -- cerebral but, like many constituents, my wife and i are caregivers for our adult son, livingston, who has fragile x syndrome. about 12 million people of all ages need the support of family caregivers today, and this number will more than double by the year 2050. by supporting family caregivers, we can help people live at home where they want to be, helping to delay or prevent costly or institutional care and unnecessary hospitalizations and save taxpayer dollars. the bill creates an advisory council within the department of health and human services to identify and recommend actions that federal, state, and local governments, communities, health care providers, long-term services and support providers, and others are taking or may take to recognize and support those family caregivers. the idea is to enhance coor

away from passing a bill that will add more than $1 trillion to the national debt, force cuts to medicare and cause health care costs to rise by 6%. and this from senator tammy baldwin, democrat from isconsin, calling it #goptaxscam, giving powerful corporations permanent tax breaks. she says the top 1% will see 83% of the benefits, millions of middle class families will face tax hikes and future generations will get higher deficits and debt. the debate continues on the senate floor, vote expected later tonight, we want to hear from you. we have daisy on the line for independents. caller: good evening. i'm glad i waited to speak on the phone, i'm from haver, montana, we just heard from our great senator tester and i was very privileged to hear senator biden and senator sanders -- senator wyden and senator sanders speak for the person people. live on less than, let's see, $16,000 a year. i'm a poor operation enduring freedom veteran. appreciate the democrats and others and independent, bernie sanders, speaking for me american people, for us poor people and i have great sympathy for the middle class, which i'm not part of, of course, the up jer -- upper middle class,

baldwin. you are watching cnn thon this friday. good to be with you. new tax plan, time for negotiation is over, no more tweets. right now the bill is locked.hind the scenes republicans are scrambling enough yes votes in the republican controlled senate. we are keeping an ion these four senators. bob corker, rubio, and mccain.

bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. ♪ >> good evening, from hofstra university, i'm lester holt. >> it's debate night on "snl," october 2016. this was alec baldwin'sald trump. >> our jobs are fleeing this country. they're going to mexico. they're going to china. [ laughter ] if hillary knew how, she would have done it already, period, end of story, i won the debate, i stayed calm, just like i promised and it is over. good night, hofstra. baldwin was winging it. later he told "the late show's" stephen colbert that the first time he tried out trump was during his "snl" dress rehearsal. >> it's totally a caricature. you just pick a few things, like, i'm sitting in the room, i'm going, left eyebrow up, right eyebrow down, shove your face, try to suck the chrome off the fender of a car. you're like -- >> mr. trump, two more minutes. >> the thing about the blacks -- [ laughter ] >> as he sparred with kate mckinnon's hilarious hillary clinton, viewers ate it up. >> this man is clearly unfit to be commander in chief. >> wrong. >> he is a bully. >> shut up. >> he started the birther movement. >> you did. [ laughter ] >> after that night, baldwin's renditio

baldwin. you are watching cnn thon this friday. good to be with you. new tax plan, time for negotiation is over, no more tweets. right now the bill is locked. just a couple of hours from now. but behind the scenes republicans are scrambling enough yes votes in the republican controlled senate. we are keeping an ion these four senators. bob corker, rubio, and mccain. we have updated senator cochran of mississippi, we learned he had a procedure to remove skin cancer that ended up to be more extensive than the doctors had planned. so a lot of republicans, obviously, want him to be well and healthy enough to vote on this as well. we also learned republicans expanded that refundable child tax credit to $1400 in its final version. but is that good enough for senator rubio to go from a no to a yes? the stakes could not be higher. president trump looking to score his first major legislative victory since taking office just about a year ago. and republicans who control the house and the senate, they want something to show for it. so let's go straight to our congress correspondent phil mattingly live on capitol hill here for us. senator rubio where i

baldwin as the senate came in to session today. >> now, madam president, on taxes, my republican friend have stretched into two of their, into day two of their debate on the bill which still lacks resolution of some critical issues. after promising over the past

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baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> . >>> has there ever been a piece of major legislation passed by the congress less public support. our new numbers have stark information about the tax billstarts right now. >>> a historic tax overall which would change how every american and corporation pays uncle sam and president trump is halfway to his first major legislative win. our new poll shows most americans are not sure this is going do be a win for them. >>> president trump lashing out, slamming new reporting that he discussed

baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> . >>> has there ever been a piece of major legislation passed by the congress less public support. our new numbers have stark information about the tax bill. "the lead" starts right now. >>> a historic tax overall which would change how every american and corporation pays uncle sam and president trump is halfway to his first major legislative win. our new poll shows most americans are not sure this is going do be a win for them. >>> president trump lashing out, slamming new reporting that he discussed pulling the plug on the nomination of neil gorsuch to the supreme court. did the president almost under do what would be one of his biggest accomplishments? >>> plus, more than double the speed limit. that's how fast officials say the amtrak train was traveling when it jumped the rails and careened on to a highway below, killing at least three people. did the mayor of a nearby town predict something like this would happen? >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good afternoon, everyone, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to begin with the breaking news. after passing the house of representatives by a vote of 227-203, the republi

bill along with senator mccain to require that for companies planning on increasing their prices. and secondly, the role of negotiation, somebody in your role directly with the pharmaceutical manufacturers. >> thank you, senator baldwin. senator isaacson. >> thank you, chairman alexander. i look forward to our meeting tomorrow. i'm glad we didn't have our meeting before this. i want to ask a question i might have been talked out of asking you had you met with me before. in listening to your testimony, having heard ms. warren over the years, being a senior that advised a lot of pharmaceuticals myself, the cost of pharmaceuticals, the pricing of pharmaceuticals, the gaming of the system, as you referred to in your remarks, is a huge issue. i'd like to give you at the risk of being presumptuous, give you a home work assignment i hope chairman alexander and murray will back me up on. will you come back to us in six months on your recommendation of what you are going to do to help end the gaming of the system in terms of pharmaceuticals? >> absolutely. >> i think you're uniquely qualified having been a ceo of a major pharmaceutical company and the responsibility you're about to take on to forthrightly say these are the th

bill coming back to the senate doesn't close it either. and it's not as if we didn't have a chance to fix it. in fact, right here on the senate floor senator tammy baldwin offered a motion to close the loophole, to do exactly what candidate trump said he wanted to do, but every single one of our republican colleagues voted against closing the carried interest loophole. so i guess that means in now president trump's words from the campaign that this tax bill will let those hedge fund managers, quote, get away with murder, unquote. so don't tell us that this is about getting rid of special interest loopholes when it doesn't eliminate exhibit a of a special interest tax break that candidate trump talked about and it's exhibit a of broken promises. he said, let's not let the hedge fund managers get away with murder when it comes to the tax code, and yet did nothing about it in this piece of legislation. and it gives you a clear understanding that this is not about tax reform, not about getting rid of thomas loopholes. what it -- rid of those loopholes. what it is about is stacking the deck even further in favor of very powerful special interests and the ver