host: taking your calls and in ents, the house comes in 5 minutes, c-span wj, amanda becker that, italian girl writes, i wonder what the earned people earn tos, get earned income credit. can you just walk us through the earned income credit? guest: earned income tax credit, e were discussing this before we came on, this legislation doesn't change that at all, that income efit for lowest americans and that remains completely unchanged. is one provision democrats really love this, is sort of a benefit to help those income and those who are working incentive, canndable credit, so people refund can ing tax see a boost and you see sales and furniture and people may not of combra caextra cash bigger t and make purchases. if this had been a bipartisan seen form, you would have some changes there, but epublicans don't really like a program, some variation of course, but they are concerned lot of abuse there. o a lot of small tweaks requiring more identification for people claiming that credit. host: we're asking what the bill means for you. you can give us a call, our lines are split by annual in

send us your comments at c-span wj and join us on facebook at facebook.com/c-span. good place to go as cnbc.com, where they break down the specifics, including the following. it would remain seven individual tax and come brexit -- breck -- income brackets at several different rates. bill would scrap the personal exemption but would increase the standard deduction and slightly double its current levels to $12,000 for an individual, $24,000 for family. it would drop the corporate tax rate to 21% and said a 20% business income deduction for the first $315,000 in income earned by businesses, and would scrap the affordable care act provision that requires americans to buy health insurance or take a penalty. doug is joining us from washington, a yes vote. caller: i already figured it out . it is pretty simple. us poor people do not have many deductions anyway. we are definitely going to make a few hundred dollars, is what i can see. most people do not have any -- maybe a mortgage, and i think it is going to stay the same, if anything. just for the no voters in democrats a

you can of course as always on social th us media, on twitter at c-span wj, it's facebook.com. 'll start -- facebook.com/c-span. paulina, i'm sorry, go ahead. caller: hello. paulina. ahead, caller: i just wanted to talk about the sexual misconduct. of these women, i'm not going to say all of them, but over 18 and 21 and know that these men are and what happened to the faith that the united states to have about thou shall not commit adultery. people make mistakes, i forgive al franken tis not for me to judge, we all make mistakes, you have girl necessary college that working through college as and doing de dancers table dances, so consider that there's guilty on both sides in some cases. think al franken should stay and i think that we should because i can't condemn or judge and thank you. roseann, wisconsin rapids, wisconsin, line for democrats. good morning. yes, good morning. i just would like to say it's all of this has been brought to light. this has been going on forever. it is not just in politics or hollywood, it's everywhere. i worked in the service industry pretty much

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