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people eating bugs on such things, she will ta ke eating bugs on such things, she will take part in bush tuckerth rats and snakes in my time. i am tougher than people think, you don't get to the top in politics about having a tough skin. ijust think the jungle will be a whole heap tougher. she's not the first politician to do this kind of thing. no, not the first politician and reality tv, most famously, most disturbingly for me would be george galloway when he was in big brother, also leading tories, who has been in i'm a celebrity get me out of here. here is a look at why it is sometimes a bit uncomfortable. now would you like me to be the cat? yes, please. it's ok, don't be frightened. come on, kit kat. good cat. yes. you stay there, i'll get you some milk and then i'll brush you, you like that, don't you? good girl. good pussycat. delicious. good girl. good pussycat. delicious. good girl. good girl. you've got cream all over your whiskers. good pussycat. what a good cutie! yes! has it been a trying day. has it? you don't like it when lots of people come in, do you? how well baked is that? 2

tucker: [laughs] question two. on sunday night, a former u.s. president drew up the first pitch the world series gameid in houston, texas. he was at? shannon bream. >> bushrom 41. here we go. >> tucker: 43 taking the field in houston, where he is greeteds father, former president hw bush, who gave him the ball. such an amazing sight, took up residence on the same diamond and then president bush winding up and throwing a strike, of course. >> have you tested these lights? [laughter] has there been a qualifying -- >> i have good reflexes. >> tucker: this game is fundamentally theological. it tells you whose side god is on. a big name nfl sponsor is blasting the national football league over the handling of the protests. a company ceo says that his sales are way down due to the league not punishing players who kneel. which company is at? bret baier. >> papa john's. >> tucker: papa john's people, says bret baier. >> the nfl protests may have had a strange side effect. according to the papa john's ceo, it is hurting sales. >> tucker: papa john's! maybe it will go domino's. [laughter] >> the garlic dipping sauce. have you had that with the papa john's pizza? >

tucker: former u.s. president throughout the first pitch in texas, who was it? >> president bushfield in houston, greeted by his father president bush. an amazing sight, two presidents on the same diamond. wind up in throwing a strike of course. >> have you tested this, has there been a qualifying? >> tucker: this game tells you whose side god is on. [laughs] a big name nfl sponsors blasting the nfl of the handling of the protest. the company said his sales are way down, which company is it? >> papa john's pizza. >> the nfl and its national anthem protest has a side effect according to papa john's ceo. they say it's because nobody is watching football anymore. >> tucker: papa john's, i thought you might go domino's. >> the garlic dipping sauce. that is good. >> tucker: question four, on her current book to her clinton was asked which hollowing cost she would be, what was your answer? ran for president recently, selling a book. which costume would she dress up as for halloween? >> wonder woman. >> tucker: what did harry say? >> maybe come as the president. >> tucker: with hillary

tucker: standard deductions. he's above the threshold. he's not a rich guy but he's a bushhe taxes would increase. >> i don't understand that. all the data i looked at, that would not happen, again, i'm always interested to talk to people. what we did today, we had a giant first step when it comes to tax cuts and job creation. we go with the senate. the senate's language he be coming out soon. we'll go to conference and then the white house what is left to be done is left to be done. this bill only gets better. >> tucker: here's what i don't understand. if i'm a private equity guy, i can still pay half of the tax rate of someone who is working for a wage. the dentist, i talked to. that carried interest loop hole. why would we be rewarding finance in this? >> i don't see it quite that way in all the data that i've looked at. it doesn't match up with some of the things i'm hearing from what people are saying. having said that, people are going to continue to question. people are saying this is not matching up and it's not what i thought it would be. we're saying the bill gets

[music] [music] ♪ >> tucker: republican party revealed yesterday its plans for the biggest overhaul of u.s. tax code since the bushax rates, increase the standard deduction for ordinary families, and impose a new tax on the endowment revenue of universities. it is a complicated bill. not all is clear. but is it worth passing? congressman sean duffy represents wisconsin and supports the proposal, and he joins us. congressman, thanks for coming on. >> good to be with you, tucker. thanks for having me. >> tucker: if the message of the last election was, the middle class feels neglected, and an awful lot of americans make less than their parents made, and if that is the core problem in american politics, and i think it probably is, how does this bill address that problem postmarked >> two things. one, as he mentioned in your intro, we let more middle income americans keep more of their income, which is a great thing. we simplify the code so people don't have to go to their accountant and to itemize deductions. i think the biggest thing is, we are a global economy. we have businesses because the tax rates are too high,