that is brac. the previous times i have spoken on this, i am talking about the need to conduct another brac round. 24% access infrastructure by the military itself. we don't what to spend money we don't need to spend on those words of things. when you close a base it does affect the local community. alex,as pointed out by jobs are at stake and seven those areas. the percentage of the local economy is a relatively small percent. you have a situation where one community will want to see a base close. military structure says it is unneeded. it gets into a debate about if it is a necessary closure or not. whether it comes the past this year, there is momentum to do that. i don't think it has tipped over and actually being a viable option in this particular upcoming fiscal year. it is needed. the likelihood of it happening, i think we are kind of on the margins of that occurring. it is something the armed services committee has been trying to promote. host: tim from george on the democratic line. retire

today he told the can't guarantee, he aims to reduce the burden on the average taxpayer on each income brac brackets. >>> final five we track president trump and he's moved on to the vietnam leg of his trip. taking part in the asia pacific economic cooperation, and apeck might be my favorite summit. it's a tradition to take an awkwardly family photo based on traditional attire. there you go. vietnam, they're wearing the same thing right now, but tell me what you think about it. he's styling in silk. and there was a group photo. there it is. wait. the president is not waving. everybody is waving. justice trudeau is waving. the like he was goes to and they cut it off. it was started in the 90's by bill clinton, he gift add bomber jacket to each world leader when they hosted the summit in seattle and they kept it going. here's former president clinton in 1994. wow. he looks so young too. times have changed. we also have former president george w bush along vladimir putin in chile wearing that. those were pictured together at the conference in vietnam back 2006. and in apeck in peru program joi

what with brac says her now uncertainty in germany many french analysts believe a man on the court will struggle to push through his european reforms. we already had something of a blockade before that's nothing new for. this new situation of uncertainty and the political crisis in germany will make it even harder to reform the eurozone and the e.u. . as an ordinal. here it keat themed bar in paris where shantel lives french german group meets regularly some believe the crisis could also be an opportunity perhaps the franker german alliance will now become a relationship of equals. america wants to move forward with europe she will need to listen to emanuel and his own party in the core. but right now tonsil america has more pressing issues relations with france and efforts to reform europe are on hold first she has to have a functioning government. while france and visions are united europe england wants to break away and for fisherman along anglers coast britain's vote to leave the european union was a dream come true after years of having to share the north sea with dutch fishermen t

the tree lighting ceremony place of business on brac -- black friday. >> breaking news at 6:27 a.m. we have a live picture broad street and erie avenue which is where you see a minivan. police say a man was shot in the vehicle, they found him several blocks away wounded at 8th and wing hawken street. the window is smashed. we have a shooting victim in the hospital shot inside a minivan, but managed to stagger several blocks away possibly looking for help a story we're following on "action news." >>> republican lawmakers in washington are trying to move forward with sweeping tax reform. senate republicans are set to unveil their version of the tax bill later today. the bill comes as the house debates their own version of the tax overhaul. the republican tax plan would add $1.7 trillion to the deficit over ten years. that's not only a problem for lawmakers worried about the national debt. it would violate budget rules to pass the bill in the senate with a simple majority. >>> the investigation continues into the roy halladay plane crash. >>> the clock is ticking in the senator menende

that is brac. previous times i have spoken on this, i am talking about the need to conduct another brac round. 24% access infrastructure by the military itself. we don't what to spend money we don't need to spend on those words of things. when you close a base it does affect the local community. alex,as pointed out by jobs are at stake and seven those areas. the percentage of the local economy is a relatively small percent. you have a situation where one community will want to see a base close. military structure says it is unneeded. it gets into a debate about if it is a necessary closure or not. whether it comes the past this year, there is momentum to do that. i don't think it has tipped over and actually being a viable option in this particular upcoming fiscal year. it is needed. the likelihood of it happening, i think we are kind of on the margins of that occurring. it is something the armed services committee has been trying to promote. host: tim from george on the democratic line. retired nu

trump stepped out of air force one onto a red carpeted staircase in contrast to last year's visit by brac a bomber who was forced to exit his plane from aloa door. on the five star treatment continued with president judging paying personally escorting them on a tour of the forbidden city in esco world heritage site which was declared off limits to tourists for the day the first couple were also treated to chinese opera and an acrobatics display will trump has been tweeting about his visit describing the day as unforgettable and as he began his beijing visit the u.s. and chinese firms signed trade deals worth some nine billion dollars china correspondent adrian brown has mall. exactly a year to the day that he was voted into office president from arrived in china the country very savaged throughout the presidential campaign when he called china a currency manipulator and said that china was raping the u.s. economy all that though was forgotten on wednesday afternoon as president xi jinping and his wife a score to the trumps around the forbidden city one of the most popular tourist attracti

so for example when donald trump was being a birther, was charging falsely that brac barak obama hadted states and was, therefore, ineligible to be president, a lot of republicans said, oh, we don't believe that, but very few just denounced it, already willing to denounce it. john boehner we quote in the book who certainly was not a birther but who said, well, people are entitled to their own opinion. no. when people did that sort of thing, when there was this harsh anti-immigration sentiment, the republican leadership needed to speak up and they didn't. and you saw, also as we talk about in the book, that the first inkling you got of what trouble the establishment was in is when eric cantor lost a primary he never expected to lose, and here is someone who welcomed the tea party and said this is great stuff, then the tea party beat him in the primary so is republicans laid the groundwork for what they got. >> desjardins: eric cantor beaten by an unknown professor in richmond. i want to to you, norm, do democrats have an answer to donald trump? do they have a strong alternative they h

i dream of picking up something like that in my local bric—a—brac stall., ladies and gentlemen, we move to the leonardo da vinci. the masterpiece by leonardo, previous in the collections of three kings of england. king charles the first, king charles ii and king james ii. 240 million is the bait. i‘m selling at 240 million. 302 million is a beard. 302, 305 will be next, please. at 315 and a shake of the head, no? what would you like? 318? 400 million. it is with alex rotter at 400 million. leonardo‘s painting. $400 million is the bid. and the piece is sold. isn‘t that extraordinary! it‘s not evenin isn‘t that extraordinary! it‘s not even in very good nick. it‘s been over varnished and cleaned. that‘s not worth $400 million! is somebody gave you that, you‘d complain? not worth $400 million! is somebody gave you that, you'd complain? of course not! there is no pleasing some people. this is beyond 100 days. still to come: his documentaries have brought history to life. now ken burns is turning his lens on the vietnam war, and joins us to talk about the result

the rates go down in brac debts above. that we're simplifying -- neil: you think the cuts will be enough, even getting rid of deduction for state and local taxes, whatever you do on the mortgage front with $10,000, whatever it ultimately is, we're told the senate is not entertaining that, whatever happens it will be substantial enough, people say net-net, i'm getting all in my net, i'm all for this? >> absolutely, absolutely. on top of that with more jobs being created, more pay raises, more optimism, the ability for people to invest, save for retirement, save -- neil: got to have extra money to do that, congresswoman. >> i agree. this is a cut kneel. it's a cut. neil: you have to make it worth it. i'm beginning to crunch numbers, for a lot of folks i think they will say, i hope i'm wrong, it isn't worth it. >> we're working through it, neil. stay optimistic, thank you very, very much congressman. meantime we're down 213 points. we talk about how markets react one way up or down. you could argue this with catalyst and excu

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