kevin brady: yes. i think the best thing we can do, cut business rates by an average of 40%, create an effect tax-free investment in the type of energy efficient technology that drives these gains. i think all of which by the way are part of our tax reform approach. i think that's the very best thing we can do. i think one of the challenges -- i want to bypass many of our energy incentives, specific ones to the free market over time, and create a tax code that encourages new investments, new technologies. not single them out, but encourages that in a broad way across the economy. carl cannon: congressman, mr. chairman, when word leaked out you look at the 401(k) deduction, donald trump tweeted out no, that won't change. does that, when he does things like that, does that complicate your life? kevin brady: well -- [laughter] kevin brady: everything complicates my life these days, just so you know. look, i love working with him on this. he calls me regularly about tax reform. we talk about specific areas

kevin brady: yes, sir. as long as we can start with -- i am wearing my astros time today, so feel free to cheer whenever you want. world series tonight. carl cannon: in the house going to pass the senate version of the budget on thursday? kevin brady: the answer is yes. we are in a good position. i think the work the senate did ought to be applauded, and chairman black who chairs our budget committee worked with the senate on incorporating some of our ideas. i feel real good about wherewe are headed on this. this week. usch coral accelerates for by several weeks by getting this budget done because that is once , it is signed, sealed and delivered we will announce the date of the markup and the date the tax reform tax bill willbe -- will be released. once it's done we're going to move. carl cannon: i should introduce myself. i am coral canyon -- carl cannon washington co-chief of real , clear politics. if you know real clear politics you know that we are nonpartisan so let me ask a question that is sort of i

kevin brady: yes, sir. as long as we can start with -- i am wearing my astros time today, so feel free to cheer whenever you want. world series tonight. carl cannon: in the house going to pass the senate version of the budget on thursday? kevin brady: the answer is yes. we are in a good position. i think the work the senate did ought to be applauded, and chairman black who chairs our budget committee worked with the senate on incorporating some of our ideas. i feel real good about wherewe are headed on this. this week. usch coral accelerates for by several weeks by getting this budget done because that is once , it is signed, sealed and delivered we will announce the date of the markup and the date the tax reform tax bill willbe -- will be released. once it's done we're going to move. carl cannon: i should introduce myself. i am coral canyon -- carl cannon washington co-chief of real , clear politics. if you know real clear politics you know that we are nonpartisan so let me ask a question that is sort of i

just another one of patrick brady's 2,000 combat missions.he call was to rescue 11 american soldiers in a secured area. >> they misjudged the security of the area. we were sitting down, two enemy soldiers came up out of spider traps on each side of the aircraft, shot the crew chief and hook and i could see my crew chief hanging in the harness. i thought he was dead. i heard one shot and i heard the second shot as i was falling backwards into the cargo area. i thought my army was gone and burned and as i laid there, my hand was on my lap and i so wigged my fingers and thought it's still attached. i tucked it between my legs and just kind of looked around and a lot of thoughts coming through my mind in about three seconds. but the main one was if we don't do what we came for, we have to come back. >> you're baddy wounded. you still in spite of your own wounds rushed across the battlefield to save the lives of other soldiers. some people would say that you really rose above and beyond the call of duedy. >> i crawled out of the helicopter and a b

the president said there will be 401ks, but brady left room for there to be some changes. is, f the main reasons they're still looking for ways to pay for the tax bill. a why is tax reform such priority for the president and the republican members of congress? we've seen the stock markets rise steadily since president trump was elected. a lot of that was on the expectation that republicans in of all areas of passnment would be able to business.e that favors they failed to repeal and replace obamacare. the house passed their version, was a version of healthcare legislation there was unpalatable to the senate. campaign f their promis reform is the main legislative effort they need to year in order s to have something to show for term lves and the mid election next year. edgerton onread anna loomberg.com and she's on twitter. thanks for the update. >> 50 years ago navy lieutenant when ccain was captured his plane was shot down by a north vietnamese missile. senator mccain about his military services nightnterview is tomorrow at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org and free c

brady: yes.yan's work on the committee determined our companies ought to be able to bring their earnings back to america. the zero tax rate makes us competitive worldwide. two-tieredosing a tax process. gotten from we have companies caught in that trap has been helpful. 2004, there back to was repatriation. companiesd the profits they brought back for dividends. to hire or spend on infrastructure. how do you learn from that? that's one year, with all sorts of restrictions, it came to $300 billion. convinced me yet that a dollars stranded overseas is better than one of brought back,. -- one brought back home. buyle bid against china to american companies and expand them. with that money. all of that is great economic activity. competitors can deploy that capital and bring it back to the united states and make themselves more competitive. how muchu talk about you want to have permanent tax cuts in place. what are temporary provisions you can live with? rep. brady: we want permanence, as much as we

kevin brady the chairman of the house ways and means committee. here comes the president exiting marine one and getting on air force one to head to harrisburg, pennsylvania where he will speak before, yes, as we heard from kevin, the trucking members of america's trucking industry. now that's the platform, but the real message will be tax reform. that is what we have been told by the administration. now remember, it is the treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the national economic adviser to the president, gary cohn, who crafted the tax reform plan, and then of course president trump signed off on it, but very important right now to understand that it is kevin brady who is actually going to present the bill for the house. congressman brady, chairman of the house ways and means committee is getting right in front of our cameras. adam shapiro and i, two on one, we're going to get the scoop from congressman brady, what to expect from the tax reform bill and how close we are? you see them there. standing by. today we're going to talk about trucks. wh

. >> kevin brady has been up front of changes in the tax system so what have you heard and the senate finance chair how their products are shaping up?. >> they are focusing on getting the economy growing they want at least 3 percent economic growth to encourage companies to hire more workers and keep them here in the united states rather than going abroad and letting them to buy a new machine or something with the factory i do agree with the main principle but orrin hatch has been very firm he will write his own bill they will have their own version and then we expect those differences to be reconciled after each chamber votes then probably a conference committee. >> after a the president treated of the possible changes that brady signals retirement change so whether we talking about specifically?. >> that is the of money much americans can put away for retirement before it is taxed. celebrity said he would like to encourage americans to save more and save earlier with a lower tax bracket earlier so that is less of the wage tax as opposed paying tax at the end of their career at a hig

in brady and mac, we see the strength of the american spirit.s spirit of courage and compassion is all around us every day. it is the heartbeat of our great nation. and despite certain coverage, that beat is stronger than it has ever been before. you see right through it. [applause] that beat is stronger than it has ever been. we see this spirit in the men and women who selflessly in list in our armed forces and go out and risk their lives for god and for country. we see it in the mothers and the fathers who get up at the crack of dawn, worked two jobs and sometimes three jobs, sacrifice every day for the future of their children. they go out, they work. the future of their children is everything to them. they put it before everything. and they make sure that the future of their children has god involved in it. so important to them. [applause] we see it in the church communities that come together to care for one another, to pray for each other, and to stand strong with each other in times of need. the people who grace our lives and fill our hom

and brady turned it over twice tonight. not a pick all season.y gave a little bit of life to tampa. and they did not take advantage. that comes back to get you at the end of the game. you just saw the patriots have a very unique way of staying mentally tough and figuring out how to come out with the w. >> tony: what is -- >> jim: what is it like not on the field? >> tony: you know the feelings of the guys and you want to situationally execute and do it the right way, you saw a lot of good things by both teams at the end. bill belichick did not let them get the home run, and then calling his own. jameis winston took what he should. >> tony: i enjoyed it. >> jim: coming up on your local bloom back after your local news, followed by "the late late show" tonight only on cbs. ♪ for more football, though "mazda postgame show" continues on nfl network. ♪ patriots take it 19-14. for tony, tracey, jay, and all the crew. jim nantz, thanks, so long from tampa, thank you for watching the "mazda postgame show"!

and brady turned it over twice tonight. not a pick all season.y gave a little bit of life to tampa. and they did not take advantage. that comes back to get you at the end of the game. you just saw the patriots have a very unique way of staying mentally tough and figuring out how to come out with the w. >> tony: what is -- >> jim: what is it like for you to watch the game here and not on the field? >> tony: you know the feelings of the guys and you want to situationally execute and do it the right way, you saw a lot of good things by both teams at the end. bill belichick did not let them get the home run, and then calling his own. jameis winston took what he should. >> tony: i enjoyed it. >> jim: coming up on your local bloom back after your local news, followed by "the late late show" tonight only on cbs. ♪ for more football, though "mazda postgame show" continues on nfl network. ♪ patriots take it 19-14. for tony, tracey, jay, and all the crew. jim nantz, thanks, so long from tampa, thank you for watching the "mazda postgame show"!

those would be encompassed in the line of brady cases enclosed by the plea of guilty. >> how about the unconstitutional conviction of a grand jury? >> that is the case where the court held that was in fact foreclosed by the built plea. that category of rights are the category of procedural and evidentiary preventions a defendant would be entitled to if he went to trial but are foreclosed once the defendant pleads guilty. the blackledge category is a entirely separate category where the defendant is saying regardless of the procedures used and regardless of the evidence amassed, i cannot be validly convicted of this crime. >> what about the limit to your definition of what this doctrine would hold, you're the constitutional violation is not clear on the face ofed admission? >> that's right. if it's not clear on the face of the record at the time of pleading guilty, that's the part the court used in justice kennedy's opinion for the court where the court said this category of rights is where the formulation brose uses where the court has no power to impose -- to enter the conviction or i

i -- we all know the lawyer representing congressman brady.t's got to be a concern, i think. >> what's on the table is -- i mean, you know, buying poll data and information is not illegal, but jan is right in saying that's just really the tip of the iceberg. we don't know what's going on. and, you know, and smukler has -- he's been very, very -- i don't want to say "defiant," but he's gonna defend his rights. >> in a way, he has, yes. >> he's not taking a plea, so you have to wonder what's gonna happen there. it's -- you know, it's a very volatile situation. but as far as what's on the table about buying the poll data -- that's not illegal. >> matt, we're not serious about ethics in philadelphia. we talk about it all the time. we just talked about seth williams and five years. in three months, it'll be something else. this continues to happen in philadelphia and pennsylvania, for that matter. we started an independent ethics board here roughly around 12 years ago. i was a founding member of that board. mayor street appointed me to that, and we

get it, tom brady, number 12. ready for you, janelle next year. >> you have to be a huge brady fan to buy that. >> how many cars that you buy

is saying and brady is a genius i have been a functions with brady where he's spoken he knows the tax code inside out so i would like to believe as a republican as a conservative as a trump supporter that he knows exactly what he's doing here i hope will not only that the businesses are watching not just that people stock market fluctuate we've seen that since change. isn't this trump is some rubbing off on capitol hill just punch it through punch it through going along with his rhetoric there has to be something rubbing off here well i gave in to pressure maybe caving to pressure but then on the other hand let me let me play devil's advocate to your argument what's been done i mean he you know it's been nine months since he's been elected they didn't get health care done trump wanted it wanted it wanted it they didn't do it and now i hope again that the optics are not necessarily true and what we're hearing isn't necessarily true but nobody knows what's in this bill that they're they're putting together so although you could say they're feeling the trump pressure to get it done they'

and you have to be a tom brady fan. league is taking hits these days, fox news poll finds the league's rating is dropping. today 46% of voters have a positive view of the nfl but that's down 18 percentage points, 41% view it negatively and fans are starting to come around players kneeling for national anthem. 44% feel it's operate. still a majority think that kneeling during the anthem if you're a football player is inappropriate. well, let's stay with football. dolphin fans probably have unfavorable view of last night's game against the ravens. the game over in first quarter basically. joe flacco for 34-yard touchdown. ravens 7-0, that's all they needed. 40-0. watch the head on flacco. alonso nails him. there's a big fight. there it is. alonso giving the unnecessary roughens penalty. after the play ryan hits alonso and takes the helmet off. flacco would go to the locker room with concussion. one-game suspension but he still got his work in. oakland tech high school. posted the video on instagram. you can see he goes in

here is quote from brady.reate incentives for americans to save more and save sooner. we're exploring a number of idea in those areas. brady contradicting what the president had said in, over twitter, just a couple days ago. by the way, a couple other headlines coming out for you. ashley, brady in that speech said if the house is able to pass the senate budget tomorrow, details of the plan will come out november 1st. that is one week away from today. and that there still has not been a decision made whether or not there would be an extra tax bracket for wealthiest of americans. bottom line? the negotiations continue, ashley. ashley: as they always do. blake burman in d.c., thank you very of. we'll keep an eye on the 401(k) discussion. coming up, i said 11-year-old, i said 11-year-old inventor hoping to save other cities from becoming the next flint. she will be with us next hour. .. train to the performance of the mainstream media just continues to amaze. if you've been watching this program, you've watch an e

with brady less clear. we don't know what he means. neil: have to make sure it adds up, as chairman of the house ways and means, he has to make sure it adds up. >> right. but the thing, neil, there will be a bill next week, even with this not figured out, rest of it. there will be a bill, hell or high water next week. we'll see. neil: thank you very, very of. connell mcshane. who gets the 25% rate, 35% rate, what if there is extra bracket that ensnares folks like our charlie gasparino, joins us and goldman sachs best-selling author peter concern mean and trump advisory board member nan hayworth. nan, we start with you. at least on november 1st we'll get broad parameters, what level rates kick in, who will get kicked in the you know what, in other words then the real fireworks start, right? >> absolutely. they do need to show they are moving on this. there is psychological component on this that is very significant. that is what is moving markets right now, as you know, neil. they will have to come out very, very strongly in favor of wh

reporter: chairman brady said about 401 k's you left the door open. mr. ryan: i'm going to leave it up to kevin brady and the wamingse committee to -- ways and means committee to tell you about the details. if you have any design or detail questions, i'd have to recover you to the kevment i used to run the committee. didn't want leadership doing my job. i'm going defer to you them. reporter: on principle, though, do you agree with the president that these retirement accounts should not be touched? mr. ryan: i agree with competent hencive tax reform and giving the ways and means committee the latitude they need to write their legislation. remember, what we're trying to achieve err. -- here. we're trying to achieve giving people a break on their taxes, making it easier for people to plan and save for the few you are tougher -- for the future. the ways and means committee is working on that. reporter: another easy subject. on immigration. can you clarify what you may have told conservative colleagues regarding -- mr. ryan: yeah, i noticed i was leaked incorr

after all, here is what brady and co want to do, they want to move up tax receipts. to pay taxes now on your 401(k) savings. i say that's wrong. any change to the 401(k) will dissuade people from saving. you want it take away my ability to save, but you're not giving me anything else to help me out. i think it's a tragedy and a big mistake. liz: it's infuriating, is it not, michael? the 401(k) is sort of that last little thread hanging from an already shredded tax code, and it really helps people in their later years when they need money because they don't have income. >> it does. it especially helps middle class people, we don't have pensions as much anymore. those have gone the way of the do-do bird. and when you have social security, which obviously has its own issues when it comes to it, we need to make sure that middle class people have a safety net and they're not just relying on governmental programs later on. when we remove that tax-- or make it so that the income is taxed from 18,000 down to 24. >> look, it's always been taxed, the question is when. it's not

cheryl: kevin brady says discussions continue with the goal of saving more and saving sooner.onding to president trump's criticism. cheryl: if you are insured under obamacare, you may face significant premium hikes this year. tracee carrasco has been in some other headlines this morning. trade for a good morning. people who get insurance changes next year will see big premium increases and have fewer insurer option even though federal premium subsidies mean that others will be able to get coverage. according to the consulting firm, premiums on middle tier silver level plans are set to rise an average of 34% and 39 states reduce health care.gov the average increase for bronze planes is 18% and for code coverage it is 16%. the rate increases were partly driven by the trump administration decision to an car sharing reduction payments and reimburse recovering low income employees health costs. open enrollment starts november 1st. cheryl: the bipartisan bill from patty murray, must that goes through, which it doesn't look so good, this is the way it's going to be. security getting

in the brady held trilogy that those rights need , bute affirmatively waived are effectively foreclosed by the plea of guilty because once a defendant pleads guilty, we are no longer worried about whether the evidence against him was properly obtained. , but are effectively foreclosed by the plea ofthe third category o, are those where the defendant is saying the government cannot obtain a valid conviction against me regardless of evidence that is amassed. another situation where we ask whether a defendant is asserting the right not to be trying, and determining whether there is a right to an appeal. would you say that if a right is one that can be protected through an appeal, it would fall within this? --the double jeopardy >> that is one that can be appealed. >> we think the category is broader than that. it is not something that can be appealed. is a member of congress is charged with a crime and pleads of congress member may then argue on appeal that the prosecution was blocked by the debate clause. debate clause would preclude the government of obtaining a conviction, yes. it would

. >>> two political aid to bob brady have been indicted, they allegedly paid off congressman 's 2012 primary opponent who admitted to dropping out of that race in exchange for cash. joe holden is live at federal court in center city with more , joe. >> reporter: jessica, both of these men were handcuffed once they entered the federal courthouse, both here surrendering to charges this afternoon, that they paid off a former political opponent of their boss. philadelphia political operative ken smuckletter with his lawyer and donald jones pleaded not guilty to federal conspiracy and campaign related charges. both men have worked for congressman robert brady, a grand jury indictment handed out tuesday alleged smuck letter and jones paid off brady's 2012 democratic primary rival in exchange that he would withdraw from the race. that rival former municipal court judge jimmy moore pleaded guilt think month to making false statements. brian mcmonigal says $90,000 in payments to moore were legitimate. >> the decision, to criminal ized this behavior is unfair, and it is untoward and quite fran

and the notion that they vote against it either kill the deal, or brady, ken brady -- kevin brady, the, come back with a compromise. we did get a quote from dan donovan exclusively. i would be outraged if the input was all for naught, which they gave to mnuchin and cohn. i believe chairman brady, but this would be outrageous for tax cuts to be paid for the rest of america on the backs of new yorkers. liz: and, again, you made the point yesterday that there are some people on long island, there are people in, you know, outside of sacramento in california, they're not wealthy. and these are people of who have depended on that deduction. you and i got some blowback on twitter saying that we're scoffing on poor people in the southern states who use a lot of the -- >> listen, as much as -- liz: we're not. >> as much as people like to deride new yorkers for not understanding what's going on in middle america and the south, i went to school in middle america, university of missouri, spent a lot of time in the south in my journalism career. a lot of people don't understand it. not everybody is

least accused of funneling the money to brady's challenger. his lawyer said he hopes he will be exonerated and brady maint n maintains he himself has done nothing wrong. >>> one of the most openly critical voices against president trump delivered a speech this afternoon in congress blasting the administration and the entire gop. jeff flake of arizona gave that e emotional speech on the senate floor today after announcing he won't run for reelection. flake has been critical of the entire republican party and the direction it's taken after president trump took office. today he warned republicans about a grim future for the party. >> we were not made great as a country indulging in or our impulses turning against ourselves. glorifying in the things that divide us and calling fake things true and true things fake. >> the white house responded to flake call criticism petty and his retirement is probably a good move. >>> and tonight a screaming protester was arrested after he threw several russian flags at president trump. it happened as the preside

and one of them is brady cook. brady sustained four separate dwun shot wounds. when i say separate, that's entries and exits. not four separate bullets. the important piece on brady is, the suspect was fired upon the crowd as our officers started to arrive via vehicles which brady was occupying one, it is readily apparent to me that adjusted his fire and directed it toward the police vehicles. so the response of those individuals, i believe, saved lives. so the personal vendettas against the police or not, maybe preventing the wolf from getting to his door sooner than later. but he chose to fire upon the police vehicles. brady sustained a substantial wound to his shoulder. through his bicep. into his chest. and out his back. and the reason why i bring this one up, he he asked me if he could go back to work today. samuel whitworth -- excuse me for my emotions. samuel was laying on his couch with a very intensive wound to his leg. during t during melee and attempt to evacuate victims, he sustained a broke y broken leg. but he remained on scene and provided securit

lou: and kevin brady. chairman of the ways and means, thank you very much. >> thank you. lou: democrats dragging themselves into the mud trying to dig up dirt on guess who? president trump. they tried that. remember? >> i understand recently she said opposition research, opposition research is very standard, it's very interesting. she denied it. her own people denied it. everybody denied it and now sort of scooting around trying to figure out what to say. i think honestly, i think it's a disgrace. lou: dr. sebastian gorka of the make america great again coalition joins us live here in washington, d.c. we'll be talking about the fallout from the phony trump dossier, funded by the democratic national committee, the campaign of hillary clinton and at least one sneaky bad republican. we'll take that up and much more as we continue to await the release of documents from the jfk assassination file. that's next. stay with us, we'll be right back with much, much more. everyone age 65 and older needs to hear it. the flu, and its complications, can be deadly. especially for those w

you also talked about tax reform . -- thatident has twice .ere big for chairman brady the 401k issue, are you at all concerned about this rollout when you see the choices? i am not because we are working very closely with the white house on this. with the big six, we work very hard on the perimeter and design decisions on what goes into this. the tax writers are working on the details to make this work. we are working very closely with the white house. there will be knows the prizes from our partners in the white house. thanks a lot, everybody. appreciate it.

brady threw for 249 yards and two touchdowns. new england wins 23-7.omewhere in the fog is a very unhappy falcons' team. >>> the quakes beat minnesota united to earn a spot in the playoffs. in the 81st minute, francisco calvo ties it up. marco reyna scores here. quakes win 3-2. they play next in vancouver. >>> some nba news. after starting the season 0-3, the phoenix suns have already fired head coach earl watson. >> three games into the season? >> three games. >> rick, thank you very much. >>> >>> tonight on "abc7 news" at 11:00, a welcome chance to laugh and smile in santa rosa tonight. as a community's spirit slowly begins rising from the ashes. >>> the dangerous ascent on el captain for a pair of climbers. tonight, how they're celebrating a new world record. >>> moviegoers had four new options this weekend. but three of them not received so well by critics. >> ma deeia scored just 8% on rotten tomatoes. but the movie came in first at the box office. >> how did that work? >> it earned $24 million. "geostorm" received 13% on rotten tomatoes and match

and the court was clear and -- just as in brady and alabama and florida against nixon. but that admits a legal guilt -- >> that cannot be read because after all you are admitting they can convict you and put your prison for it we would not have blackledge and menna. because in blackledge and menna they admitted they did what the statute forbids. but still, they could claim that it is double jeopardy or vindictive prosecution. >> your honor, only give you one more counterexample. then let me please adjust blackledge and menna and why i do not take the stand for what you say. i think actually the closest ally we have to this case is brady against united states. which, unlike blackledge and menna was a challenge to the act of the legislature not the act of bringing the prosecution. and brady against united states you had a statute where defendant was only exposed to the death penalty if the jury recommended the death penalty. and the court held brady, as explained, that was a defendant pleads guilty he cannot claim that his conviction is and invalid because of its structur

kevin brady says first batch of details comes out next week. doesn't seem any final decision is made on 401(k)s structure of it, and how much americans might put into it going forward. david: it is frantic. they don't have much time. they don't have much time. reporter: four or five days before it gets put out next week. david: jason lewis, republican from minnesota on the house budget committee. no doubt not getting much sleep next couple weeks. let's stay with the 401(k)s for a second. seems to be mixed messages coming out of white house and congress. let me play kevin brady, ways and means. tax-writing committee out of the house. hear what he said to fbn earlier today. >> we're going to strengthen 401(k)s an ira's, and we're going it make them bigger. we're working to reach a good solution there. if not, we'll leave them as they are, but i think we can help people save more. david: i worry when somebody inside the beltway says i can help you. that is why i think donald trump tweeted out earlier this week, he said there will be no change to y

in his early 60s chairman brady still plays baseball, hardball, fast pitch baseball. i'm talking facebook, not politics epic is a two-time mvp for the republicans at the congressional game. he played this last summer. some of you made seen in in his jersey. he was in the lineup at second base picky lost his job to a man ten years younger who beat him out, and he left the practice field before the game because he was asked to the skipper to take some grounders. he said no, steve scalise has won the job selecting be there. look, i'm glad you're here and i'm glad you are here. >> thank you. >> and thank you for coming. as you all know he's trying to do something now that republicans, it's harder than hitting off richman and that is enacting tax reform. are you ready for hardball questions? >> i'm wearing my astros tie today. so feel free to cheer whenever you want. [applause] the world series tonight. >> let's start with the easy one. is the house going to pass the senate version of the budget on thursday? >> the answer is yes. we are in a good position. i think the work

brady put it back on the table once more. so, you take these things on top of the fact and we will continue the hollowing analogies too much but they already know -- [laughter] >> ,. >> i sat next to him all these years and i knew that was coming. [laughter] they do have a frightful record when it comes -- [laughter] >> good one, ron. >> thank you. when it comes to middle-class savings. here is what happened already this year. they made it a lot harder for states like oregon to help americans save when they do not have a savings plan at their job. that is what they have done already. number two, they are in the process of scrapping a rule that says financial advisors to retirement plans have to work in their client's best interest. get your arms around that. that is really a radical idea that the financial advisors should still have to actually be working in the client's best interest. that is in the process of being scrapped as well. now we have going after 401k's, the reality is all of this is going to be so horrible for th

now, brady, certainly is, he is playing great this year, but brady is never -- >> what a gift. >> brady is never going to make that play, that you will see in a moment, that wentz makes where the entire world, just assumed he was sacked and then, look at this it is unbelievable, it is unbelievable, brady at 40 cannot, actually brady never could make that play. i have no idea if wentz will end up with the career like tom brady but i know i never said it why randall was quarterback and i was a big randall guy, i never thought donovan mcnabb, at any point in his career, was the best quarterback at that moment in the league. hear what i'm saying? very good quarterback donovan mcnabb was, very glad we had him but at this moment, he is the best quarterback in the nfl. >> what is it about this season, is he just maturing? does he have support that he needed last season. >> you know what, i don't think he is getting the big time support. jeffery and torey smith, were supposed to be the difference makers, and so far i cannot say that they are. it is just him. this play is all him. i guarantee ea

kevin brady, keep your eye on kevin brady. he is the man with the golden ticket.id four, i said, what, what? i don't like the sign of that. reporter: like -- what, what, what? melissa: adam shapiro thank you. david: someone else who doesn't like the sound of that, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. steve at least the president said he would rather not have another tax bracket, but what is this deal, where did this idea of having a, special wealth tax which is what this amounts to, where did this idea come from? >> two things. trying to appeal to democrats and take away helping the rich thing. david: let me stop you right there because there is no way in hell they will get one democrat voting for anything, so why try to appeal to the democrats? >> because it is washington, and they don't get the real world. the other thing, they worship the congressional budget office estimate what is will happen in the next 10 years. the congressional budget office always assumes tax cuts don't much help the economy. we know from experience that is absolutely ridiculous. so this

that night was brady's second day in field training.ay as a policeman, can you believe that? but when the shooting began he did not hesitate. he acted with incredible courage, rushing into the hail of bullets and he was badly shot in his shoulder. this is what brady said. i didn't expect it but it's what i signed up for. when stuff goes down, i want to be there to face evil and to protect the good innocent people that need it. and he's a young guy, great guy. and second day. said brady, don't worry about it, it's going to be easier from here. brady's a hero and he can't wait to get back on the job. several weeks before when hurricane harvey hit houston, a local furniture store owner who's known in texas as mattress mack decided he had to help. when the rain began to flood the streets of the city, he sent out his furniture trucks to rescue the stranded. he brought them back to his stores and gave them food and a clean, dry place to stay, even if it meant ruining countless dollars' worth of furniture, as mattress mack put it, my faith def

you know who kevin brady is. you know them as the chairman of the house ways and means committee, a panel so important then when i arrived in washington i thought the word powerful was part of the title. in the black hills of south dakota, kevin brady is to remember as the slugging outfielder who played football, ran track, residents of glasgow, play for legendary david pollutes who died earlier this year, american legion coach who won 34 state championships, two of which when you were there. his early 60s, chairman brady still plays baseball. hardball, fast pitch baseball and a talk about baseball, not politics now. he's a two-time mvp for the republicans in the congressional give vicki played this last summer. you may have seen in. he was in the lineup at second base, he lost his job to a man ten years younger who beat him out, and it left the practice field before the game because he was asked by the skipper to take some grounders. he said no. steve scalise one the jobs to let him be there. look, i'm glad you

the brady campaign supports measures that actually provide a layer of protection and in some states yes they haven't acted for example california limits on the number of purchases that you can have guns per month we think those kinds of sensible layered approach is make sense consistent with the second amendment the average gun owner in america today has eight guns in their home some have many many more than that ultimately part of what we think we need to do with the brady campaign is to change the perception that the n.r.a. and the gun industry has profited by that people have in america that a gun in your home makes you're safer forty seven percent of americans a decade ago thought that now sixty three percent believe that we need to really inform the public of the dangers of guns in the home and we have a campaign to do that chris brown maria teresa lieberman great to have both of you with us tonight thanks so much. a few key themes stand out listening to the stories of survivors from las vegas the scene was surreal it was almost like a war zone for the survivors there is joy and re