and with fights over disaster relief, they could be heading towards a shutdown if they don't find a resolution. >> kristen welker, thank thank . >>> we're joined by the house speaker, paul ryan. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. >> you looked almost giddy when you banged that gavel and voted on tax reform. you worked on it for a long time. the biggest tax cut here, the rate is going to corporations. their tax rate goes from 35% to 21%. as i understand the argument of your colleagues, you're counting on corporations to take that money and put it back into the economy, hire people and raise wages. it wasn't work if they don't do that. is that correct? >> the studies show us that's what does happen. but first of all, savannah, don't forget that we tax american captiorporations at th highest rate in the world. as a result of that, we're we're losing jobs overseas. and american businesses are becoming foreign companies. they call them inversions. we're seeing a rash of...