to a castle in the western part of the country on the border with luxembourg that is where chef chris john a bow creates award winning dishes now powers just crown chef of the year two thousand and eighteen by the restaurant guide. well we met up with him to find out the secret to his success. yellowtail and the jackson cimi. grilled. it is it made of nuts raw sprays and lime. many go maize can spot a dish made by christiane bell on site the new chef of the year is one of the finest in germany to combine japanese influences with classic french cuisine. yeah. we use a lot of fish often preparing it the way the japanese do that means we use a lot of raw fish and a lot of very briefly poached fish. rarely with cream sauce of the sort of things like that week in our dishes the focus is always on the basic ingredient is inherent flavor we have to accent. that and all around it's an array of fantastic side dishes you can toy and. not far from the border with luxembourg them from full mains and to renesas consul to be tempered by this response. since nine hundred ninety eight fowl and his twenty

joining us to discuss are edi r editor-in-chief of "the daily beast" john avlon and chris cillizza. john avlon, the idea that he is no longer agitated about the russia probe, that is newsworthy and notable. it sounds as though he is sort of transferred his ire to christopher wray, head of the fbi. this is some of maggie haberman's reporting, in addition to sara's. >> what's fascinating is the reason the president is incre e increasingly feeling he is going to be exonerated comes from the lawyer. expect a big exoneration. it will all be okay. there is light at the end of the tunnel. the dangerous trap is if there is not an exoneration, an official letter which doesn't seem to be standard operating procedure. that could create major backlash. there is a lot of containing the president, managing expectations. if he's feeling a little bit better about things because his lawyers tell him it will all be fine, beware of the blowback. >> it would be interesting if the surrogates around the president are making donations around the mueller team relevant again. he is a political appointee. it'

. >> chris, john roberts reported about the closed door meeting on 2018. how worried are the republicans worried about the mid-terms? >> very. look what happened in the virginia governor's race where you had what was supposed to be a very close race and ended up being a democratic blow-out. look what happened in alabama, which was supposed to be a reliably red state and the democrat upsetting roy moore. there's special circumstances with moore. but you see a very energized democratic voter base, especially among suburban women, young people, minorities. this president, despite his accomplishments this week, with historically low favor ability ratings for this early in a presidency, senate will be tough. there's so many more seats. the democrats are defending two dozen. the republicans only eight. in the house, where the republicans have a 24 seat majority, there's talk reading today about maybe 40 seats swinging to democrats. we're an eternity away. it's 11 months away. this is going to be a tough election for republicans. obviously any effort of the presi

winner of the ballot all for the world ‘s best footballer will be announced later today the chris brunt. johnof new york. there's been a crowd here standing in more or less silent vigil. and the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war ended at the walls of the old city of dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. imelda marcos, the widow of the former president of the philippines, has gone on trial in manila. she's facing seven charges of tax evasion, she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate. a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. lets remind you of the headlines: the shrill in parliament is taking the final steps towards legalising 93v the final steps towards legalising gay marriage, a vote is expected very soon. “— gay marriage, a vote is expected very soon. —— australian. and our top story: donald tru

karen kahgan: and who was the person with whom you were in a plan to shoot john and susan sutton? chris karen kahgan: and what do you remember the defendant telling you about how much money you might expect to get? upwards of $100,000. keith morrison: until this moment, john sutton had been a spectator at his son's trial, his thoughts and feelings his own. but he was a victim, too. staying out of it wasn't an option for him. and now came the moment he'd both dreaded and demanded. he testified against his own son. first, about the night his world went dark. the only thing i saw was, for an instant, a snap. i didn't even see the gun. but in an instant, bam, and then next thing you knew, i woke up and i was on the floor. john sutton answered the questions as if the defendant sitting before him was a man he had never met, as if this was not the boy he had raised from birth. neither father nor son displayed the slightest emotion. --for an instant. it doesn't make any sense to get on the witness stand and cry in front of the jury. it can cause a mistrial. so i dealt with it. i did what i had

chris is off and john berman joins me.do in the next hour. >> we sure do. >> three lawmakers in three days resigning amid sexual conduct issues. trent franks announced last night he was stepping down after democratic senator, al franken caved to pressure from his party and he plans to leave congress within weeks. franken took a shot at president trump and roy moore. >> and then the sexual misconduct scandals rock congress. pensacola, about as close as you can humanly get to the state of alabama where there's a key senate

living through unprecedented times with echoes of the with a song three dog walks with fellow chris good john whose ideas have been indorsed by everyone from richard branson to convicted i.m.f. director steve all this him or going overboard to him going underground. over their role in promoting also joining me now is dr chris good trauma or third age of discovery and fellow of the oxford barton school at the university of oxford chris thanks for coming on before we start even on your latest writings that's jeremy corbyn. this man features quite eleven's of your writing who easy oh right and you found a fundamental one of his good days this is your law most of on a roll he was a dominican friar in the fifteenth century and his claim to fame was that he evicted the mideast from florence in at the height of the european renaissance which was no mean feat because of course the mid-east you were sort of the. family that ruled florence for sixty years until he came along and with a populist campaign of angry rhetoric he united a population of florentines who who felt deeply anxious about the time t

not that paul wall but it looks like discopaul i'm talking about that paul wall chris paul and john wall two points guards in nba both missed significant axe times with injuries. wall criticized teammates for going just for stats. inspite of paul missing three weeks he made return tonight. >> wizards sitting and sideways with beers and cheers to camera. to see thomas sadranski jamming on rockets. only 6 points tonight. you know it's good when the bench is exthereing. >> he got to show off the panda. bradley beal finishing off the wall feat feed. james harden and chris paul cam bind for 8 and wiz wins 121 to 103. >> after two straight wins and shot this go 8-8 sundays jay gruden with breathe easy. his job is safe with 2018 with kia signature answer negotiating sequences with the redskins. gruden knows he will be coach next year and knowing status of free agent quarter back kirk cousins make it he'dier. >> life is only easier when you one a lot of games with super bowls. until then my life will not be i'll coach the players here and go from there. every year there's change in the nfl and i

. >> chris: democrats move fast this week to push both john conyers, your fellow congressman from michigan, and al franken,

chris is off. john berman joins me. yes, it is a busy

i want to recognize your fantastic representatives who are with us, rob bishop, john curtis, chris stewartnd mia love. thank you all. you're here. thank you. thank you. thank you. and i have to say, really talk about a very special guy that i made secretary of the interior, does he know the interior and knows it, he loves it. he loves seeing it and writing on it. ryan sinnkey who truly believes in protecting america. he is protecting america. and nobody loves it more. ryan. thank you. just as he protected america as an office of the legendary seal team six, he's a tough cookie, you've done a great job, thank you, ryan. governor gary herbert. come on, gary, get over here. [applause] and your wife, the first lady is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you, first lady. attorney general shaun reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine you always remember those original supporters, greg houston. thank you. he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo, thank you very

i want to recognize your fantastic representatives who are with us, rob bishop, john curtis, chris stewartnd mia love. thank you all. you're here. thank you. thank you. thank you. d i have to say, really talk about a very special guy that i made secretary of the interior, does he know the interior in he knows it, he loves it. he loves seeing it and writing on it. ryan sinnkey who truly believes in protecting america. he is protecting america. and nobody loves it more. ryan. thank you. just as he protected america as an office of the legendary seal team six, he's a tough cookie, you've done a great job, thank you, ryan. governor gary herbert. come on, gary, get over here. [applause] and your wife, the first lady is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you, first ady. attorney general shaun reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine you always remember those original supporters, greg houston. thank you. he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo, thank you very m

maria: chris john, a lot of people don't know how to save you talk about game plans what is number oney part that have 25% doesn't have one dollar saved, number one thing you do for them for a game plan to save this year. >> great question i say number one thing is to sit down and understand your income coming in, and your expenses going out we've got to start to be grown up enough to tell a wonk it needs to wait cut things back stop eating out scale back and start to build up a thousand emergency fund if people can do that changes the game precise you know what may be i can do this, after saving then i want you to get more money back, by attacking debt we teach people tactic smallest to biggest people do that confidence rose, and so around this time of the year i would tell people this you want to may go financials resolution get plugged into financial piece university nine week course sit down with couples other individuals that are in same situation you are, and you start cheering each other on believe that you can do this. maria: just do it just do it thanks so much great advice as

. >> i got her two shirts, i'm just firn you -- finishing up giving her long johns. >> chris said you'll need those in a few days. >> reporter: some gifts won't be purchased until after christmas. retailers are looking for those shoppers, too for an economic jolt to the end of the year. download the 6abc app to get updates on traffic and weather anywhere this holiday weekend. >>> new this morning, a 4-year-old girl is in stable condition at st. christopher's hospital after she was shot in the leg on the 900 block of springfield avenue after 11:00 p.m. the girl's father was putting her in the car when the gunman opened fire. the little girl was hit by a stray bullet. the gunman fled leaving behind a path of stray shell casings. police are trying to sort auto the details and find out why the man opened fire. >>> we're getting new information about the nearly nine-hour standoff in bethlehem. police identified the suspect as 36-year-old justin kepart. he lived in the home on the 1600 block of dennis street in bethlehem township where this unfolded. that's the sound of gunfire there. police a

let's bring in john avlon and cnn politics reporter and editor at large chris cillizza. chris, you know, it's as simple as that. i'm not judging the determination by them, but that's the determination by them, which is, yeah, these are troubling accusations but we need the seat. >> it is who am i to judge is the best case scenario for that. worst-case scenario is they see the train coming down the tracks. and roy moore i think is now favored. i don't know if he is going to win. if you're a betting person he is more likely to win than doug jones is. and he's going to come to the senate. and they want to be on the right side of that. mcconnell is in a terrible position. mcconnell has flip-flopped. there's no question. this is political pragmatism. he flip-flopped because he knows roy moore is likely to win. i do think it is dangerous for either political party. we have seen a little bit of this with john conyers. he did resign yesterday. to say that the most important thing is winning. that winning is the only thing that matters. that principal is not central to a party. w

john. >> chris, i represented a general, people in the military. honesty is so critically in prnt to them. what was going through, flynn's mind, when he lied to the fbi i mean thats, that's the million dollar question. he had to be doing it. for some reason. and, what the prosecutors have done. i'm certain. they interviewed him. trild down on why he took the step. why he consciously lied about something that, frankly was not a crime. that's what we need to know. >> is that, is it, that not he talked to the russian ambassador to the united states. but that he talked about relieving sanctions. by offering, during the transition, a different nicer foreign policy to the russians. >> that doesn't matter. >> worried about that getting out. the logan act never used to prosecute anybody. it is clear. the special counsel is not using the logan act. who did flynn think he was protecting and why? that tea why he lied. >> was he afraid of what richard nixon did during the '68 campaign. zwron never forgave him for. negotiating a better deechlt getting from john

chris and her husband john legend who is also a buckeye were stuck on a plane head from l.a. unauthorized person was on board. in the last 24 hours, 10 planes had to turn around. she tweeted out something. we have the video. >> thank you so much for taking me on this awesome vacation, babe. >> you are welcome. >> a little sarcasm. not the way we want to start our vacation. >> life is so hard. >> i know. >> [laughing] >> this is a very sweet story. sean a high school student in california received a great surprise from his classmates after his nintendo three-d game system from his late grandmother was stolen. watch this. >> [inaudible]. >> oh! >> [applauding] >> isn't that the sweetest thing. all of his classmates pitched in to buy him a new one. he said thank you by telling them you are an angel from god. the opposite of bullying. >> what manner of rotten human being steals a video game system from a child at christmas. maybe a literacy advocate. >> [laughing]know. >> maybe. >> don't give it to him! >> oh, man! >> no more nintendo for him. >> well, as the author of mean dads

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chris, alisyn. >> thank you very much. back with john avilan and karoun deper general.is hard to see how he doesn't resign with this tidal wave of colleagues calling for resignation. if the punishment fits the crime and he does have to lose his job in this me too movement, he said he's embarrassed, contrite. they don't seem to rise to the level of harvey weinstein like crimes. but in this climate, you guess al franken is going to leave his job. >> it is very hard to fight off that many of your colleagues, dozens at this point, especially your closest friends like chuck schumer who is saying it is is time for you to go. this about the accusations of al franken and democrats proving they can do some house cleaning when they have to do it. it becomes difficult for them to speak with moral clarity when it comes to people like roy moore. it becomes difficult to point a finger at other people as well if they're not willing to look themselves. this is clearly a sign that is happening. it becomes, look, it is is interesting this week is when senator franken started more forcefu

john told chris wallace he believes he is doing more harm than good. >> i think it is time to move oning the people of this day. i told folks i want to try to represent everyone. gerri: chose that is prepared to give his support to liberal backed issues such as the border wall view when he is sworn in next month. reports that msnbc host chris matthews was reprimanded for making inappropriate comments to a female coworker back in 1999. that surfaced over the weekend that the daily collar same-day matthews paid the woman $40,000 to keep quiet about the incident but nbc has remained silent about whether or not they could face more accusations of sexual harassment. both matthews and nbc did not respond for comment. has he been telling you more than 300 passengers got sick on a royal caribbean cruise out of florida last week. passengers described a chaotic scene, people vomiting in elevators, having to wait hours for medical attention to this marks the second time in less than a month it swept through passengers and crew on one of these caribbean ships. the cruise line said 332 cases of ga

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chris is off and john berman joins me. we have a lot to do in the next hour. >> we sure do. >> three lawmakers in three days resigning amid sexual conduct issues. trent franks announced last night he was stepping down after democratic senator, al franken caved to pressure from his party and he plans to leave congress within weeks. franken took a shot at president trump and roy moore. >> and then the sexual misconduct scandals rock congress. pensacola, about as close as you can humanly get to the state of alabama where there's a key senate race happening right now and the president has given his full support to roy moore, despite the fact that roy moore has been accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl. that election now, just four days away. >>> joining us now, our cnn political analysts. great to see both of you. jonathan mar jonathan martin, let's start with al franken. it surprised many, he didn't admit guilt and he thought some of his apologies, his efforts to reach out and be compassionate gave the false impression tha

i also want to recognize your fantastic representatives who are with us, rob bishop, john curtis, chrisay love. thank you all. you're here. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. and i have to really talk about a very special guy that i made secretary of the interior, does he know the interior? he knows it. he loves it. he loves seeing it and riding on it. ryan zinke who truly believes in protecting america. he is protecting america, and nobody loves it more. ryan? thank you. just as he protected america as in office of the legendary s.e.a.l. team 6. he's a tough cookie. governor gary herbert. where's gary? come on, gary. get over there, gary! and your wife, first lady, is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady. thank you, first lady. attorney general sean reyes. sean, thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine. you know, you always remember those original supporters. greg hughes. greg, thank you. he was an original -- right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to thank the members of the local utah navajo. thank you very mu

rob bishop, john curtis, chris stewart and mia love. thank you all. you're here.hank you. [ applause ] thank you. and i have to say really talk about a very special guy that i made secretary of the interior. does he know the interior? he knows it. he loves it. he loves seeing it and writing on it. ryan zincke who truly believes in protecting america. he is protecting america. and nobody loves it more. thank you. just as he protected america as an office of the legendary seal team six. he's a tough cookie. you've done a great job. thank you. governor gary herbert. where's gary? come on, gary. get over here. [ applause ] your wife, the first lady, is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady, thank you first lady. attorney general sean reyes. thank you. thank you. an original supporter of mine. you always remember those original supporters. greg hughes. greg, thank you. [ applause ] he was an original, right in the beginning. thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo. thank you very much. thank you very muc

. >> chris: will ask a sonnet leader, john barrasso what will end up on the >> chris: for the cowboy, statue of ronald reagan on his favorite horse here his presidential library. the senate passed the republican tax bill early saturday morning along party lines, but there are some big differences between a house and senate plan. on individual taxes, the house tax cuts are permanent, while they expire after 20205 in the senate bill. on corporate taxes, the house cuts the top rate from 35 to 20% in 2018. the senate waits until 2019. joining us now live from washington, wyoming senator john barrasso, head of the republican policy committee. senator, as we have just noted, there are several differences between the house and senate plans that have to be reconciled before a bill can go to the president. i want to put up what may be perhaps the two biggest, the sharpest differences, in the senate plan. most tax cuts for individuals, as we said, expire in 2026, and the senate plan does not repeal the estate tax. house conservatives say that both of those are unacceptable, so how is that going

i also want to recognize your fantastic representatives who are with us, rob bishop, john curtis, chrisa love. thank you all. you're here. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. and i have to say, really, talk about a very special guy that i made secretary of the interior. does he know the interior. he knows it. he loves it. he loves seeing it and riding on it. ryan zinke, who truly believes in protecting america. he is protecting america. and nobody loves it more. ryan. [cheers and applause] thank you. just as protected america as an officer in the legendary seal team six. he is a tough cookie. you have done a great job. thank you, ryan. governor gary herbert. where is gary. come on, gary, get over here. so they -- [cheers and applause] your wife, the first lady is fantastic, thank you very much. first lady, thank you, firstç lady. attorney general sean reyes. sean, thank you. [cheering] an original supporter of mine. you always remember those original supporters. greg hughes. greg? thank you. [applause] he was an original, right at the beginning, thank you, greg. he had a feelin

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big questions for john cornyn. chris van hollen. and our powerhouse "roundtable." we'll break down the pom ticks, spoke out the spin. >>> good morning. as we head into the holidays, it sure looks like president trump and the gop will get what they want for christmas. the votes lined up for the largest tax cut in years. what will it mean for the economy and the middle class? determine. we'll have two of america's prominent economists ahead. will it look like a win one year from now? >> this is where it all began. >> reporter: this time last year, donald trump was thanking alabama voters. on his victory tour. not this week. despite the president's late push for the gop candidate doctor. >> get out and vote for roy moore. do it. do it. >> reporter: moore's baggage was just too heavy. >> the leader of the party, i would have liked to have had the seat. >> reporter: and trump's clout a little light. the president won alabama by 28 points. now his approval rating is below 50 in the reddest of red states. he's caught in a cross fire of a gop civil war. with steve bannon.

i also want to recognize the fantastic representative who is are with us, rob bishop, john krernis, chris stewart and mia love. thank you, all. you are here. thank you. thank you. thank you. and i have to talk about a special guy that i made secretary of the interior. does he know the interior? he knows it, he loves it. he loves seeing it and writing on it. ryan zinke who truly believes in protecting america, he is protecting america. and nobody loves it more. ryan, thank you. just as he protected the office of the legendary team s.e.a.l. 6, he's a tough cookie. governor gary herbert. where is gary? get over there, gary. your wife, the first lady, is fantastic. thank you very much. first lady. thank you, first lady. attorney general sean reyes. sean, thank you. thank you. and original supporter of mine. you always remember those original supporters. greg use, thank you. he was an original. thank you, greg. he had a feeling. finally, i want to recognize the members of the local utah navajo. thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much. really appreciate it. we are profound

john henry. >> reporter: locals like chris are well aware. >> i see rats and mice around. it is disgusting, i don't care for it at all. >> reporter: take a look at the map, these are all the service requests for rodent inspection over the last month in the district. we found plenty of rodents after a 30-minute walk in dupont circle. councilman allen sponsored a bill to require new restaurants to submit rodent control plans to the department of health, they would have to commit to things like storing trash inside, or sealing openings to buildings. >> we want better trash management. >> reporter: the bill would revive the city rodent control fund. >> dollars from citations would get reinvested into fighting rats and rodents. >> reporter: he likes the idea, anything to keep these guys out of the city. >> a hundred percent, that will help cut down all of that. >> reporter: public hearing was held on the proposal today. the restaurant association of metropolitan washington has concerns, however, the ceo believeathize legislation isolates the rodent issue as food service related

nathan, doug, chris, erican, can, ashley, jim, tom, doug, , stacy, betsy, john, andjimmy, peter. from the office of policy analysis, eric. from the public safety and homeland security bureau, can and from the media burner, tracy. with that, we will call the vote. >> i dissent. >> yes. >> yes. >> i dissent. while the sec met to roll era net neutrality rules, protesters rallied outside the office. voices from internet freedom spoke. >>

will go one on one with thean counting the votes on the gop tax plan, senate majority whip john cornyn. >> plus, chris van holland discusses the race in alabama. what it means for his party's chances in 2018. on "this week." on abc. >>> now to the massive that's been tearing through southern california for almost two weeks. the thomas fire is now the third largest in california history. it's forcing a new round of evacuations. >> this thing is huge. it's torched 267,000 acres. an area larger than new york city. marci gonzalez is in santa barbara. with the latest. mai, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, paula, good morning. you can see all this red back here where crews dropped fire retardant. it was no help. firefighters say the flames came over the hill so quickly,hey just didn't have time to save this home. and as they tried, this heat melted some of their hoses.ve o homes in this neighborhood. and this morning, are working to protect many more. the relentless wildfire exploding in southern california. >> the fire was racing so fast. >> reporter: more than 10,000 acres burning just since friday.

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john roberts. thanks. let's get analysis from chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday at the reagan library. we can't emphasize what we don't know yet. as john pointed out, that's the ominous thing for the administration. >> yes, there are other things that are ominous. we believed that michael flynn was in jeopardy on a variety of issues including money he got from the russia he did not report and from the turkish government he didn't report. those did not appear. it seems that robert mueller, the special counsel, went easy on michael flynn. question, why? maybe he thinks michael flynn has good information and he has a promise of cooperation from michael flynn. another point you have to emphasize, you can't over-state how important michael flynn was in the early days throughout the campaign with a lot of more senior, respected foreign policy advisors working a deal with ronald reagan. michael flynn was his right hand man on foreign policy. if there is anything between the president and the russians and we don't know there is, michael flynn could be the key figure. >> and the thing about the

chris and alisyn? >> joe, appreciate it. thank you very much. let's bring back john cnn political analyst karoun demarjin. let's start with karoun on this. the allegations are numerous. these women are lying and we can prove it. we have eyewitnesses. >> to what never happened. >> eyewitnesses are not necessarily people that were in both cases, it seems like, eyewitnesses to the events that were happening. the administration that the white house has been pushing back against this has been saying there's no there there. there's nothing to see here. you've got reports that the president has actually been suggesting that everything is made up, even though he was on television, apologizing for this before the election. that's pretty well established that that's the pattern of what's happening. clearly the discussion around the roy moore canned dancy coming up today has reinvigorated this. and every time the president gets pushed on this, which more and more people are doing when the question of what about the president comes up, the more they push back. the president does

chris and alisyn. >> joe, thank you for all that news. joining us are john avlon and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, i want to start with with you about the legal question. the trump transition team e-mails. the transition team and mr. trump's lawyers say they were obtained by robert mueller in an unauthorized way. mueller says it is is totally lawful. which is it? >> these are government e-mails. the mueller team obtained them from the general services administration. >> they are.gov addresses? >> pttp.gov. they are part of the government. i think all of us understand that e-mails that, you know, are turner e-mails, they are not under the individual's control. they ever under the control of the entity that created the e-mail address. and this is just not even a close call. >> can any be privileged? >> no, i don't think so. because, remember, there are not -- the attorney/client privilege does not apply in the government in the way it does in a private setting. there is no issue of executive privilege because trump was not president yet. there is no presidency. >>

chris, you were talking to john tester about whether or not he was a gettable vote when it came to a discussion about tax reform and corporate tax reform. during the obama administration we did a lot of legwork, putting on out position papers and white papers from the treasury department, explaining how we could reform the corporate tax code in a way that would eliminate loopholes, lower the overall rate, make our businesses more competitive here in the united states, do something good for the committee economy, in a way that wouldn't worsen our deficit picture. so there is a good way to do this, a commonsense way. that is not what republicans chose to pursuit. >> how do you think -- whenever i watch this, i remind myself that hillary clinton got 3 million more votes, the president is sort of governing from a minority of voters, and the party is governing from a minority of voters. yet they have unified control of government. those things really feel explosion out of a night like tonight. >> right. because they are essentially stealing from the rest of us. stealing from the majority

let's discuss and welcome back john slavalon and chris cillizz. >> thank you. he is calm because his lawyers are telling him that in the words in the story, that there's a light at the end of the tunnel. ty cobbs said it was thanksgiving. his timeline has moved a little bit, but that there's no evidence that they see coming forward that he is in real legal jeopardy and that this will end sooner rather than later. on the "sooner rather than later" piece, i don't know that we know that that is to be the case. i thought the flynn plea deal was telling in that regard. the fact that flynn pled to what we assume was one of the lesser charges against him suggests that mueller thinks that flynn has some -- a story to tell, presumably about people above him. there aren't that many people above him. i would assume that means it's going to go on for a little longer. but again, with trump, he's calm now. at 8:00 p.m., at noon, who knows? that's the thing -- and you'll know, because he's take to twitter. he is -- you know, when he got off the plane yesterday, when he left o

john c. wright and strategist chris and i went to discuss. good morning. happy monday. i'll begin with you. do you see any irreconcilable differences between house and senate gop plan for tax reform? >> i wouldn't call this tax reform. it's a tax scam. this simply rearranges the cards of the deck of and middle-class working families in the country who feel that the papers there's a major difference between the deal with interest law deductions, the health care mandate repealed and the estate tax cut my number of major differences in the bill. i suspect they will probably work it out. the real winners in a tax scam proposal will be their in the real losers will be the have-nots. even simple. [inaudible conversations] mitch mcconnell would not then he said the average annual of the tax savings of $2200. so there is money for middle-class families to benefit here. you brought up the corporate tax rate than i want to ask you about this, chris. per minute in the house and senate plans. individual rates sunset in a couple years in the senate plan. listen to that democratic senator mark warner has

chris just mentioned john taylor. 2-3 rate increases down the road? >> the problem is they don't see -- 2% of the yield is as natural rate concept, and if they think it is zero rather than a 2% constant, that limits how high they think the fed funds rate can go. they think may be rates might go up to 2.5%. that is the standard idea. i don't know how they all convinced themselves of this. it's too bad we did not get the taylor rule first. he would have shaken things up down there. francine: what is your favorite 2018, your best play, the unloved market, the canary in the coal mine, the one thing we should be keeping and i on? >> that something will go wrong. people talk about emerging markets. i don't think the numbers are that great in emerging markets to do that. problems outny there. that is one of the great problems. the risks ahead. there is no interest rate risk in the u.s. as far as i can see. they think they will only go three times. if there is no interest rate risk of, there is no economic risk, so i don't se

. >> chris: democrats move fast this week to push both john conyers, your fellow congressman from michiganand al franken, senator from minnesota, to step down. and there are signs that your party is trying to seize the moral high ground on this issue, take a look. >> where is there outrage on the opposite end, they are coming forward to support roy moore. totally inappropriate. >> chris: is there a difference in how the two parties are handling this issue of sexual harassment among members of congress, and is that a legitimate issue in the 2018 campaign? >> congresswoman dingell: i think the voters will hold everybody accountable, whether republican or democrat. this is probably -- you look at somebody like john conyers, who had the legacy that he did have to step aside. but this has been going on for a very long time. i don't consider this a partisan issue. barbara and i totally agree on this issue. i've also called that i think they should resign. it wasn't for nothing. we cannot have a double standard. and we still have somebody running for office. we still have somebody in the white ho