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and taking bold steps to bring jobs and profits from overseas back home to the united states of america. this is vital to america's future. and it is urgent. we want the american people to wake up in the new year with a new system. our tax raters on the house ways and means committee will work with the senate finance committee to turn this framework into legislation. i want to thank our counterparts in the senate and the administration, and i want to officially thank president trump for his leadership. to him, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that is all about more jobs, fairer taxes, and bigger paychecks for american families. for all of us, this is a now or never moment. the choice before us is really clear. we can succumb to the talking heads on tv and the special interests who want to maintain the status quo, or we can work together to seize this moment and do what the american people sent us here to do. we can write to the occasion and write our own future. -- we can rise to the occasion and write our own future. we can finally get this done for more jobs, for higher wages,

i am proud to stand with president trump in this bold effort. president reagan's tax game was game changing and we are seeking to do it in one year. we'll get on the same page as the president and why today is so important. >> lou: some people question why it takes so long for the house and senate to get behind the president's agenda and instead of the better way nonsense and all of the other counter and conflicting currents that we are running through the benefit of politics. will the president get what he wants in the house and senate? >> yes. we jumped on the president's agenda he wanted 15 separate bills and roll back regulation. we got them to his daevenlth i am disappointed the senate republicans have not. we have worked with the president directly for the three months and working for a unified tax reform plans. he's leading in a big way. we are excited in the house. >> the republican national committee, the chair. ron mcdaniels coming out and supporting immediately the president's plan and getting behind tax reform. and house study group

listerine® bring out the bold™ >>> i really don't want to get political. been a little more compassion for this woman who just lost her son. those words, well, you know, that's what he signed up for, are not the words that she wants to hear at this time. >> that was paul monti, the father of army sergeant first class jared monti killed in afghanistan that was back in 2006ment back thou with my i understand you're having technical difficulties. >> i don't know what was said on this conversation. i don't know that he sign upped to and see signed up to go around the world and fortunately cost him his life. i don't know what the conversation was. i know what people are trying to turn this into politically. >> it's a gold star father. >> right. and he is responding to a report from a congress person who is obviously turning this into a political issue. and i think that's wrong. >> bakari? >> well, i think that part of the concern that many of us have is that it was 12 days that went by, and donald trump tweets about everything from jamil hill, nfl player, every

you are so bold. >> i was not that bold. i guess it hadn't happened to me so i didn't feel like -- >> what did you know? >> one of the women who have spoken outcome or roseanne arquette, told me. it came as a shock and a great disappointment. this male entitlement. >> kimberly, we've been talking about the story for a week. i actually found the jane fonda's response and refreshingly honest. i think hillary clinton's was more contrived basically in the week. jane fonda was owning it going, i don't know why i didn't go forward. it wasn't my story to tell. it's complicated. >> it was one of her better public interviews and appearances to be quite honest. i think may be aching of a pause and reflect and to think about if there's something they've seen or experienced, something that they have told them about, coming forward and actually making a difference ahead of time. you can tell the truth, being very genuine, being very authentic. a lot of, i guess, veracity and what it seems like in terms of her story. she was specific. she

treasury department made a pretty bold prediction. listen. >> we get a rock solid guarantee on that. what's the path to get this thing done by the end of the year? >> absolute guarantee. we expect that we tkpwaoe'll ge the president's desk by the beginning of december to get it signed. if we get the tax deal done, the stock market will go up higher. there's no question in my mind, if we don't get it done, you'll

but you can also add bold, brazen, carefree. it all still will be understated words to describe this crime. look at the video, surveillance of the armed robbers, who do not care that there are witnesses watching. see this car, driving around with the headlight on, and the driver stops and watches this whole thing come down. they're coming and going, at this busy gas station, very busy baltimore avenue. friday night at 11:00. you see the driver pull in, pull up, stop, watch as this 56 year old pizza delivery guy in his apron comes out -- out, gets hit hard enough in the head, front behind cowardly with a gun to knock him out. for three days all right in front of the other drivers witnessing this, all in front of all of the surveillance at the gas station, the victim just out of the hospital being talk to jeff cole with a

listerine® bring out the bold™ >>> is it true? did you call him a moron?ed earlier, i won't deal with that petty stuff. this is a town that seems to relish gossip, rumor, innuendo and they feed on it. they feed on one another in a destructive way. i don't work that way. i don't deal that way. and i'm not going to dignify the question. i call the president mr. president. he and i have a very, very open, frank and candid relationship. i see him often. speak to him nearly every day. i'm in the oval office a number of hours every week. >> either you didn't say it in which case there are administration officials telling the press and the president that you did and that's a serious problem. or, you did say it and, look, you are a serious guy. for you to say something like that suggests a real frustration with the commander in chief. so, when you don't answer the question, it makes people think that you probably did say it. but either way, whatever happened, it is serious. so can you please clear it up? >> as i said, jake, i'm not playing. these are the games of

listerine® bring out the bold™ >>> all right.ill reveal his pick for fed chair tomorrow. it looks like current chief janet yellen may be out of a job. leaving the u.s. central bank as one of the most powerful posts in the world. the current frontrunner fed governor jerome powell. sources warn he to still change his mind. he's been on the federal reserve board appointed by president obama. he will be the first individual not an economist in more than 40 years. he was supported yellen's agenda so there probably won't be a major shift in monetary policy. trump's decision will end months of speculation about yellen. she was appointed by president obama in 2013. the her term expires next february. if she is not renominated. she would be the first fed chief in nearly 40 years to not get a second term. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly says a lack of compromise was the root cause of the civil war in a "fox news" interview. he was asked about removal of historic but controversial plaques honoring george washington and robert e. l

jurgen klopp‘s men donned what is called bold citrus. what is called bold citrus. it tookjust three minutes for roberto firmino to end a run of six matches for club and country without a goal. philip coutinho scored for the first time in three games. mohammed salah went one better. no doubt over his first, but firmino could have claimed the second. alex 0xlade—chamberlain claimed his first goal for the club, and fortune favoured trent alexander arnold as liverpool recorded their biggest away win in europe. a sweet night after a disappointing few weeks. the future looks bright again. before all of tonight's action, news broke of a second managerial sacking of the premier league this season — that of craig shakespeare from former champions leicester city. his departure comes just four months after being appointed on a permanent basis, having ta ken over from claudio ranieri, who led the side to that incredible title triumph. he leaves with leicester in the relegation zone and without a win in six league matches. switzerland stand between n

you're so bold. >> i was not that bold.ss it hadn't happened to me, so i didn't feel it was my place. >> jane fonda now speaking out on the harvey weinstein scandal. it's friday the 13th. boy, what a week. dozens of women have come forward with accusations against weinstein and dozens speaking out about what they knew, what necessity didn't know and now wish they would have said something. >> jane fonda is interesting to hear. she didn't have a relationship wit harvey weinstein, but the stories she could

listerine® bring out the bold™ >>> we're back with our special report.s in the russia investigation now that two trump campaign officials have been dieted and another has pleaded guilty. evan perez let me start with you. do you think it's possible right now that there are other people entering into plea agreements, making deals? >> i think there is that possibility. i think we've learned today, there's plenty more the mueller team has and they're only revealing it when they have to. this is related to somewhat manafort and gates had been communicating with papadopoulos. so i think there's more here we don't know. >> pamela, if this is just some of the attempted collusion, there might actually be information, although we don't know, maybe not, of more in that direction? >> absolutely. this is really just the beginning in terms of of what they know in terms of possible collusion. the way it works you start with lower level people and try to flip them. we know that george papadopoulos is cooperating. he was called a proactive cooperate or the in the court d

this is bold, it's transformational. >> we eliminated almost all deductions. for the rich it means though the tax rate came down some, all their deductions disappear which pays for it. >> it's deficit neutral. we'll spark the economy and continue to grow. >> the focus should be jobs and economic growth. already a lot of elements we are hearing that will be encouraging in that record. maria: the markets reacted generally positive to the plan. in september all the major indices higher. the russell 2,000 intax, a huge gain for small stocks. the entire market was on a roll. but how did we do in the 4th quarter to be determined by the fate of president trump's tax plan. the u.s. economy expanding faster than expected. growing 3.1% in the second quarter. that was the fastest pace of growth in two years. recovery efforts in puerto rico ongoing. president trump lift shipping restrictions to get supplies to puerto rico that much quicker. is out in most of parts of the island and a shortage of food and water are making conditions almost unbearable for people living ther

you're so bold. >> i was not that bold.t didn't happen to me, so i didn't feel it was my place. >> is this the tipping point, maria? >> i hope so. and i'm glad jane fonda is speaking out about it, and hopefully it will give more women power to speak out. i want to reiterate and like you said, don, this isn't just in hollywood. we had horror stories not too long ago about what goes on with women entrepreneurs when they go to pitch their ideas and businesses to men that are venture cap tittests. it's awful. it happens in every industry. so we do need to find a solution here. we need to have more women in positions of leadership, more women on boards -- >> and amanda -- >> and we need to stop electing presidents that brag about grabbing women's genitals. >> i agree. >> you wrote this cosmopolitan piece. >> yeah, i did. and i thought it was pretty cheap for people to score political shots off this. it's a form of political abuse. they're not standing up for women or trying to stop this, but trying to score political points usin

you're so bold. >> i -- i was not that bold.uess it hadn't happened to me, and so i didn't feel it was my place. >> this to the point, maria? >> i hope so, and i'm glad jane fonda speaks out about it, regrets not speaking out about it. hopefully, it gives more women power to speak out, but i just want to reiterate and underscore that this is not, like you said, this is not just in hollywood. we have horror stories not too long ago about what goes on with wimt entrepreneurs when they go to pitch their ideas and their businesses to many that are venture capitalists. it's awful. it happens in every industry. we do need to find a solution here. we need to have more women in positions of leadership, more women ceos, women on board that should be 50/50, more women in executive leadership positions, and we need to stop electing presidents who are self-professed grabbers of women's genitals. >> i agree. build a time machine to go back to the '90s. >> you wrote about this piece. >> yes, i did. it talk about how i thought it was

plazas and electing another government, saying no in the poll and the streets but not enough of a bold vision for what kind of economy they wanted the instead. i make the case in the book, for us to do the work to come up with people's platforms forks are forward-looking vision for real economic, racial and environmental justice. that is really bold, that can inspire people, because i think that is our best defense against demagogues, who are tapping into real pain, and mixing it with very insidious ideas, it's to hold out that promise of a better life, and we saw with the campaign of jeremy corbin in the uk when he issued his manifesto, a very bolt document that is about fully funded public health care, about getting rid of tuition fees, that's about a bold transition to renewable energy and creating green jobs, that spines people, particularly young people, to turn out in record numbers. >> host: i think also the fact they he took on the foreign policy issues and after the attacks in england, rather than just saying the platitude, he said we have to look at our policies oversea, inte

listerine® bring out the bold™ by talking tough on the national debt?d will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing-only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress-don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. >>> new details this morning about all of the unnamed players cited in the mueller investigation court documents unsealed yesterday. one of the biggest mysteries who is this overseas professor that george papadopolous was in contact with. we are beginning to learn. let's get to nic robertson in london. what are you learning about him? >> he appears to be because he seems to fit the description in many, many ways, i'll explain here to be professor joseph mifsud. he was running the london academy of diplomacy, the london academy of media and diplomacy, the london international center for international law practice. these facilities

guys, big bold tax cuts, here we go. thanks to both of you. david: when i was growing up in d.c., i used to go to the big government offices department of agriculture and see what is going on there. melissa: tumbleweeds. david: desk after desk, of people looking at a paper. putting it here. another paper putting it, the money didn't seem to be doing anything except -- melissa: creating paper. david: seeing people move paper. that is about it. >>> major turning point in the fight against isis, latest details of a liberation of a key strong hold coming up. melissa: new discovery of russian bribery in connections to u.s. with wait for it, the clinton foundation. we'll discuss it with judge napolitano. david: nfl owners and players are gathering right now in new york city. will players be forced to stand for the national anthem? a live update from nfl headquarters is coming next. here is what president trump had to say about all this earlier. >> hillary clinton said it was okay for the nfl players to kneel during the anthem. i disagree. maybe that

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. >> why didn't you, you are so bold. >> i was not that bold because i guess it hadn't happened to meeel it was my place. >> brian: i'm not going to put myself in a woman's place but i see angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, jane fonda, what is it like, what am i missing, nicole? why would they come forward after establishing themselves? >> there's probably a fair amount of thinking that it's not my business. the reality is, thank goodness the women were bold enough to come out they came out with this information. i think it's going to be a giant foundation shift for the way hollywood does its business. we are saying a waterfall of ramifications. it was finally the right thing to do. >> right, to echo that, it's not only a defining moment in hollywood history but also american history. we are talking about abuse that run so deeply that harvey weinstein wasn't only able to walk around in public but he was celebrated. one of the most thanked people in oscars history and by all accounts, a predator. and everyone knew he was a predator. i hope it promotes much-needed change but i remember ev

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why not do a bold tax cut, a bold tax reform and then pair that with reductions and limits on domestic spending? there's no reason a republican congress couldn't do that but it's telling the people who are opposing tax reform because of deficits, they're not willing to deal with our spending problem. david: i'll give you a reason why they don't want to do it, partly because of the swamp itself. i'm told lobbyists are going nuts inside the beltway. knocking on every door in congress. we had congressman meadows in from your freedom caucus saying just yesterday morning he had four groups of lobbyists into talk about how they wanted to save their particular deductions, are you getting the same knocks on your door? >> the estimate is there's going to be a billion dollars spend in lobbying on this tax bill because we have a 70,000 page tax code, it didn't get that way by accident. a lot of perks, special interest giveaways in there. here's the thing, we have a chance to do something that will lay a good foundation for economic growth for our country into the future. s in, the market's done g

speaking seems to be that president she will emerge more powerful but but -- but not necessarily more boldthese are all acting a picture painting a -- picture of relative stability. moves.game changing these saying we are probably going to get a more conservative stance through this congress and on the back of this congress, possibly even less liberalization. the likes of stock ginseng we are likely to see a continuation of what we have seen. saying possibly in 2018 is when we will get more action on things like state-of enterprise reform and the reform of the financial market. earlier, we spoke to professor stephen roach and he said when a crucial moment this is for china is a policy makers. >> this is a critical juncture that analysts tend to worry about. china is in this middle income area. most developing economies stall out in the middle income trap. my guess is that china will not stall but you cannot take that for granted. to this is a context which is that in the first five years of his term, president she did have these -- president xi .id have these policy missteps the geopolitic

which is taking place and that caught my attention i mean at that party china's president sounded very bold ready to be in charge of a new superpower but china has said that it will not get involved with me and more and there were hints of crisis that is not what we expect to hear from a superpower when a refugee crisis is unfolding on its back doorstep is. no it isn't and i think that in terms of the party congress and like i said in that piece i think in support of remember that when she jinping is at the congress and when the communist party is having it it is primarily directed at internal issues within china especially economic development military reform those sorts of things so international relations doesn't really play heavily in general but i think in terms of xi jinping calling for a greater role for china to play internationally if china wants to come up in the sort of international order that the united states has. established then yes you would expect to see it do more so i'm not sure if this is just a matter of xi jinping sort of focusing his efforts or the chinese government

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. >> he was bold going in his houston gear to yankee stadium. i'll give him credit. you may be a good luck charm for the yankees. go again. we are looking at another chilly morning over areas especially in the mountainous areas, the appalachians. many areas are above freezing but we have frost advisory for about 13 million people. once the sun is up, it is quickly going to turn into an absolutely gorgeous day. another top 10 type day from texas all the way through the great lakes, southeast, areas of new england. we have a storm system coming into the northwest and also into florida. so, for that the only travel out there, even that is just plain old rain. it is aut as nice as itbo 86 degrees. this is about as picturesque as it gets in the northern plains. great lakes enjoy. >>> you heard of walk being the dog. one pet owner has an odd tradition with her pet. meet loretta. yeah, that's the chicken that goes paddle boarding. the one year old chicken has no fear of the watter and likes to ride at the front of the board. her owner says loretta is very curious so it seem

the president of course but it's not just about him nobody voted for donald trump ok we voted for bold trumps agenda they voted for president trump as president trump because of because we're going to but also because his personality is not enough right right you know going to base your future on a person ok based upon what he says he's going to do for you only thirty nine percent of republicans now say they approve of the job being done by the party in congress a huge drop from seventy seven percent in january their grassroots base seems to have a very different perspective than those running the party and if things shift this wouldn't be the first time the republicans have had a complete make over let's not forget they began as the party of abraham lincoln and liberal reformers who were opposed to slavery as twenty eighteen approaches it looks like they may now be moving away from the politics of reagan and bush and toward something completely different it would mop and art see new york other news this weekend the u.s. government's approved the possible fifteen billion dollars sale o