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we expect to hear from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. nancy pelosi: good afternoon. the counting is in and the cbo has reported that the republican bill pushes 24 million people out of health care. and is a remarkable figure it speaks to the cruelty of the bill that the speaker called, "an act of mercy." it is not an act of mercy to the or twowho lose jobs hospitals they close in rural areas. i do not know if he thinks this is an act of mercy for people on opioids who look to medicaid for answers, like many republican governors do. we are taking millions off of coverage and they are implementing the biggest transfer of wealth in our -- going- $600 billion to the richest corporations in our country. in terms of insurance coverage, this is immoral. in terms of giving money to the workingthe expense of families, it is not decent and it is wrong. the republicans are confused. discreditingsay the cbo and others are glorifying pushing off 24 million from coverage. they see the numbers and they should know how that transfers into the lives of people. how can they look their

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. you see the microphones there.they'll be going to the microphones to react to the congressional budget office cost estimate on the republican leadership's plans for a new health care law to replace -- to repeal and replace obamacare. among the estimates that 14 million more people would be uninsured next year if the current -- if the new law were to be enacted. we're going to have that live -- live coverage of that momentarily. in the meantime, i want to get back to democratic congresswoman kathleen rice of new york, a member of the house homeland security committee. let's talk about what we just heard in jeff zeleny's report. you heard the press secretary sean spicer saying today the president used the word wiretapping in the early saturday-morning tweets to broadly mean surveillance saying it spans a whole host of surveillance-type options. do you accept that explanation? >> no. this is one of the biggest problems with president trump. he says whatever comes out of his mouth. he doesn't think about it. he doesn't

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, because now they own obamacare, they own it. 100% own it. this is not republican health care, this is not anything but democrat health care and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future. and just remember, this is not our bill, this is their bill. now when they all become civilized and get together, and try to work out a great health care bill for the people of this country, we're open to it. >> sir, is it fair for americans to let obamacare explode? >> there's nothing you can do about it. things are going to happen to obamacare, there's not much you can do to help it. i have been saying that for a year and a half, i said eventually, it's not sustainable. i said the other day when president obama left, 17, he knew he wasn't going to be here, 17 is going to be a very, very bad year for obamacare, very, very bad. you're going to have explosive premium increases and the deductibles are so high people don't even get to use it. i think we need to let obamacare go

he said chuck schumer, the minority leader and nancy pelosi, he's blaming them. as we got past this partisan, he started talking about if obamacare explodes -- that was the word he kept using, maybe he could come back take it off the shelf and craft a bipartisan bill with democrats. i said, would you be more comfortable with that? my sense is covering president trump that east a nonideological republican. he said a lot of people said i'd be better cutting a deal with the democrats. what's next on healthcare on everything? is this -- is he going to continue to be lockstep with speaker ryan? or can we expect a new kind of president trump? i want everybody on this. phil: i think he wants to get to tax reform first. he's got this big infrastructure plan. he wants $1 trillion on roads. he wants those big agendas before returning to hale care. you can see him taking a different approach. the failure for this is not for lack of trying. he was the ultimate chess master and he just couldn't do it. >> i wonder if there comes a point where he just discovers with tax reform,

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare. their own it, 100% own it. this is not a republican health care, this is not anything but a democrat health care and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future and just remember this is not our bill. this is their bill. when they all become civilized and get together and try and work out a great health care bill for the people of this country, we're open to it. we're totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party, i want to thank paul ryan. he worked very, very hard. i will tell you that he worked very, very hard. tom price and mike pence who is right here, our vice president, our great vice president, everybody worked hard. i worked as a team player. would have loved to have seen this pass. but again, i think you know, i was very clear, i think there wasn't a speech i made or very few where i didn't mention that perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today. because we'll e

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer?well, i think what he is showing how silly it is for the democrats to claim somehow jeff sessions did anything wrong. you know the question he was asked during his hearing was in the context of members of the trump campaign being in communication with someone from russia. and his answer of course was, that he was not because he didn't have anything as a campaign representative. so within the context of the question, he was absolutely right. so again, it is absolutely wrong to claim that he did something improper. david: ed meese, who was attorney general under president reagan, thank you very much for talking to us, sir, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> so democrats are furious over the russian controversy surrounding jeff sessions but rush limbaugh is saying this outcry is about something else entirely. >> this story is barack obama and the democrat party attempting to sabotage the trump presidency and do everything they can to either render it meaningless and ineffective or get him im

that will give leverage to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer.ne more thing to note with that call to bob costa, the president by calling "the washington post" reporter bob costa, one of the most credible reporters in the country right now, gets his message out. whatever he says to bob is ooh going to be put in print and put in print and online faster than the house republicans are going to be able to put out their version of events, so in the event there was a circling firing squad, he gets his message out first. he said three times in that interview, i don't blame paul ryan, the emphasis being on "blame paul ryan." >> right. guys, can we put the tweet back up? bob was tweeting while president trump was still on the phone. so the big headline getting out there about the bill being pulled, but remaining in conversation with president trump. also owning the narrative because there were some reports that speaker ryan went to the white house begging the president not to do this. and they wanted a vote. we know that vote got kicked down the end of th

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare. their own it, 100% own it. this is not a republican health care, this is not anything but a democrat health care and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future and just remember this is not our bill. this is their bill. when they all become civilized and get together and try and work out a great health care bill for the people of this country, we're open to it. we're totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party, i want to thank paul ryan. he worked very, very hard. i will tell you that he worked very, very hard. tom price and mike pence who is right here, our vice president, our great vice president, everybody worked hard. i worked as a team player. would have loved to have seen this pass. but again, i think you know, i was very clear, i think there wasn't a speech i made or very few where i didn't mention that perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today. because we'll e

i think the losers are nancy pelosi end chuck schumer. now they own obamacare 100%. this is not a republican health care. this is not anything but a democrat health care. they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to will at someit point in the near future. this is not our bill, this is their bill. when they become civilized and work out a great deal for the citizens of this country, we are totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party. i want to thank pauline. -- paul ryan. he worked very hard. he worked very hard. tom price and mike pence, who is here. perhaps the best thing that can happen is exactly what happened today, because we will end up with a truly great health care bill in the future after this mess known as obamacare explodes. i want to thank everybody for being here. it will go very smoothly. it certainly was an interesting period of time. we all learn a lot. we learned about loyalty, the vote getting process. we learned about some very arcane rules in obviously both the senate and the house. for me it has certainly been an

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi told us that they are expecting the trump supporters will begino waiver when they see no action on key commitments. she said it's kind of like your friend is going out with a jerk and you can't tell her because she doesn't want to hear it and you have to wait until she figures it out herself. >> i think for both parties, andrea, like a game of chicken, sort of how much can he do, how much is he willing to do and then how much will congressional republicans go along with him, how much will the joe manchins and heidi heitkamps and those up in trump states in 2018, how much will they play ball, if at all. >> as you're talking, we're seeing a very brief photo op with the republicans sitting with the president at lunch. >> the process begins as of now and we think we're going to have tremendous success. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. >> and thank you very much. and that was it. and then they go to color bars. i mean, that's all that we got from the president. chris, it's going to be an internal republican conversation at first. >> that'

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare.n it 100 percent own it. and this is not a republican healthcare. this is not anything but a democrat healthcare. and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future. and just remember, this is not our bill. this is their bill. clayton: i think that's a weak argument. point the finger the a democrats here? you are in charge. you are in charge. republicans run congress. they run both branches. this was their bill. as tucker pointed out yesterday no one knew what was in the bill. it was a garbage bill to begin with. no one knew what was in it. even in the last few minutes no one knew what was in it and you didn't have republican support for this bill. to pass the buck to the democrats. democrats weren't called. they were sitting back on their hands. pete: they were never going to answer the call. they want to impeach this guy if they can let alone be a part of the good faith part of process. hillary clinton, bill clin

republican chuck grassley, chairman of the judiciary committee who has no more questions. republican donald trump who only has questions for nancy pelosi and chuck schumer and people completely uninvolved in the investigation of contacts with russia during and after the presidential campaign. president trump cannot tweet his way out of this investigation. remember when he tweeted how he would win the trump university lawsuit before he completely sur -- surrendered in the lawsuit and would pay $25 million to the unfortunate victims of his fraud? remember when he threatened he would sue all of the women who accused him of sexual assault? he hasn't sued them and he never will. trump tweets, trump threats have never meant anything in an investigation of donald trump and they don't now so we now have the highest-ranking federal prosecutor in the land the attorney general of the united states presiding over every federal prosecution in the country, everyday and everyday he does that he is now suspected of being a felon himself. joining us now, david frum, senior editor for the "atlantic." jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst and also the

we are still awaiting reaction to the cbo's analysis from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer.e meantime, i'm joined again by my panel. susan, jonathan, and beth. guys, we left off just a moment ago with beth talking about how the healthy people would not be there to fund the sick people. >> yeah, that's the whole way that obamacare was set up. you need the mandate that people hate. that gets everybody into the system. healthy, sick, everyone. therefore, the sick people are held up, bolstered by the contributions of the healthy people into the system. if the mandates taken away, which this program would, the gop program would, what is the incentive for them to be there? and if they take their money out of the pool to help the sick people, the money runs out. >> they say they're not part of the type of obamacare plan. that they would have to by mandate be part and they could get major medical for example. they don't have to -- they could pick and choose what type of package they want because with the deregulation on the insurance industry, they'll be able to cross state lines, t

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare. they own it. 100% own it. and this is not a republican health care. this is not anything but a democrat health care. and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future. and just remember, this is not our bill. this is their bill. now, when they all become civilized an get together and try and work out a great health care bill for the people of this country, we're open to it. we're totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party. i want to thank paul ryan. he worked very, very hard. i will tell you that. he worked very, very hard. tom price and mike pence, who is right here, our vice president, our great vice president, everybody worked hard. i worked as a team player and would have loved to have seen it pass. but, again, i think you know i was very clear because i think there wasn't a speech i made or very few where i didn't mention that perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened to

. >> speaker pelosi, president trump has spoken about what happened today, acknowledging that he came up short, saying and chuck schumer own obamacare. ms. pelosi: we did. we proudly did. >> he says you own it now and if there is a way to repair, he wants to work with you. ms. pelosi: we will take credit for it. >> he says if there is a way to repair things that need some tweaking, he is ready. . ms. pelosi: good news. i have news for him, perhaps he was not aware of this we did , take great pride in the work that we have done. mr. hoyer statement earlier about my role, expected on behalf of all congressional democrats who had the courage to make the vote because we are very, very proud of it. again, honoring the vision of our founders, life, liberty, and pursue of happiness. honoring our faith-based initiatives to god's creation as an active force it. >> i cannot resist. i cannot resist responding to the president. he thought we owned it yesterday and the day before. [laughter] and in november. i want to remind him, notwithstanding his alternative facts, more people voted for the candidate who is for the affor

lou: who would want to fight with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer?achel: they are going come back with a better bill. lou: who will be the speaker when they do? rachel: paul ryan will be the speaker. lou: the result has been crickets. what do you think, lou? gayle: i think rachel is right, paul ryan is your typical d.c. thought leader and not a do-leader. we were talking about the replacement for speaker boehner that paul ryan had to be persuaded to be the speaker. that should have given everybody the clue right there that he was not up on the job. i'm not trying to be too harsh on paul ryan, certainly he's a goodan. but he wasn't able to deliver. he let the president down and the president down and he let americans down this week. we had many ways to address the healthcare crisis in our country and paul ryan was unable to deliver the goods. rachel: the speaker of the house is the most unenviable job in the house. lou: take the chairman of the freedom caucus, congressman mark meadows. take the head of the conference. bring walker in, bring in jordan

. -- nancyhe lewis pelosi and chuck schumer, now, they own it. this is not republican health care. they have obamacare for a little bit longer until it ceases to exist which it will at some point in the near future. and remember, this is not our bill but their bill. we get civilized and get together and try to work out a great health care bill for the people of this country, we are open to it. we are totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party, i want to thank paul ryan, he worked very, very hard. tom price and mark -- and mike pence, our great vice president. everyone worked hard. i worked as a team player. i would love to have seen it s -- i don't think there was a speech i made where i did not mention that perhaps the best thing that happened today was what happened today because we would end up with a great health , knownll after this mess as obamacare explodes. i want to thank everyone for being here. it will go very smoothly, i really believe. we all learned a lot. ,e learned a lot about loyalty about the vote getting processed. we learned a lot about some very a

i hereby demand the president said a second investigation after chuck schumer. of pelosi close ties to russia and lying about it. pete: i love i here by demand. total hypocrite on chuck schumer. simply pointing out the double standard that exist. folk he is meet with ambassadors all the time just like my people did, you are making it a conspiracy, what about them? abby: this is exactly why the president tweets. he has to to get out his side of the story. this is a huge part of this whole debate that's going on. i think it's to the point now where democrats are looking a little bit -- maybe a lot a bit desperate. for losing the campaign. desperate they are so quick to jump the gun. this all broke a couple days with ago with jeff sessions. we ultimately didn't know what would come on it. they jumped on so quickly he needs to resign and get out of office. ed: that was really ridiculous. not just recuse. it was a reasonable request. jeff sessions ended up doing it of course, was i a big part of the campaign. first senator to endorse donald trump. i should not be the person ov

. >> i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare. they own it, 100% own it. this is not a republican health care. this is not anything but a democratic health care. and they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future, and just remember, this is not our bill. this is their bill. >> okay. senator, your reaction. >> well, it's a tall tale, another one by president trump. they never reached out to us, they never talked to us, they never said how can we work together to make it better. the failure is completely among the republicans. president trump and the congress. they weren't even trying to get democrats involved. and now it's about time for the president to lead, not to name call, not to blame, but to lead. to simply say people are going to suffer, and someone is to blame, that makes no sense at all. if you're a real president, you care about people suffering and we're ready to work with the president. let him take repeal off the table. let him, speaker ryan, mitc

and i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, because now they own obamacare. they own it. >> there you go. you had to deflect, deflect, deflect there, the understandable spin from the president. he also said when democrats are ready to make a deal, he'll come back to the table. that's an interesting hidden invite there that probably is more meaningful than you folks realize. he also said he's moving on. he wants to move on to tax reform and do that now. moments ago speaker house ryan said despite a republican congress and president in power obamacare will remain the law of the land. >> moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains. and, well, we're feeling those growing pains today. we came really close today but we came up short. i spoke to the president just a little while ago, and i told him that the best thing i think to do is to pull this bill and he agreed with that decision. i will not sugar coat this. this is a disappointing day for us. doing big things is hard. all of us. all of us. myself included. we will need time to

>> you know, it's hard to say, everybody criticizes cbo, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi have been on record criticizing it. a ceo in 2010 said that 24 million people would be covered by now under obamacare and that number is 10 milli$10 million. in 1964, it was predicted that medicare would -- >> given there's such a divide in the gop over this proposal, is it your feeling that those proponents of this plan really do need a supportive cbo report that says money will be saved, more people will be enticed to get on board with this plan? >> i think those who are opposed, some are going to come on board. i don't think many will be changed will be changed by the cbo report one way or the other. but i do know that this is one-third of the step, this is what you can do on rec reconciliati reconciliation, the next step is tom price going through the 1,400 powers that obamacare gave hhs, he's going to repeal a lot of those as they drive up the cast. and the third thing is legislation which is free standing which will give everybody another opportunity to take a swing at this thing. >> this was house

. >> i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. now they own obamacare, 100% own it. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. >> team coverage from capitol hill. >> lost a huge battle. >> disappointed because we could have had it. >> came close but came up short. obamacare is the law of the land. >> reporter: admitting they didn't have the votes. conservatives blocked intense lobbying effort to block the bills. president even agreeing to some of their commands. not covering maternity care or emergency room visits. moderate republicans didn't like the cuts and democrats rallied around what they called trumpcare. >> health care is a right. not a privilege reserved for a wealthy few. >> reporter: in the end trump called off the vote. >> postponed. >> ended a signature campaign promise. >> you're going to have such great health care at a tiny fraction of the cost and it's going to be so easy. >> the man who wrote "the art of the deal" couldn't close this one. dire prediction of what comes next. >> best thing to do pol

instead nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have decapitated a high horse where sessions slept because hypocritical enemies think you are guilty, doesn't make you innocent. but recusal was the first step in this process. if sessions can step back and get over his outrage, maybe we can get some answers. jeff sessions recused himself. the president said he shouldn't recuse himself and sessions was probably truthful during his testimony on russia. but apparently that wasn't enough. katherine mangu-ward, michael malice, and town hall political editor and fox news contributor, guyenson. what does this recusal mean for the justice department? >> i think it's the right move from sessions. a lot of democrats are calling on him to resign, which seemed like major overreach. there is a discrepancy on what sessions said during this confirmation hearings and what we now know to be the case. but there are reasonable explanations that fall far short of deliberate perjury. but there were enough doubts kicked up in this cloud of doubt. that cast doubt on whether he can as attorney gin preside over this investigatio

senator chuck schumer, and nancy pelosi and the democrats there in the house. he put out some pictures and said they also had contact, and evidently were unable to remember that they had these contacts. therefore, jeff sessions should be ab solvsolved, and they are e same space. >> they are not testifying before congress. the issue is not whether jeff sessions had those contacts. that's separate, and there should be an investigation. he point-blank said he never met the ambassador under oath, and he lied. he admits those statements were inaccurate. >> whether it's a lie, are you going to go as far to say that he has also purged himself? >> that's for the courts to decide. >> that means intelligenceally. knowingly not speaking -- >> that means willfully, and i don't want to get to the legal question, but at the base fact of it, he misled those senators, and he hasn't admitted that he misled them. >> he has recused himself of any potential investigation that may come out of the department of justice. isn't that enough? >> well, it's not because it doesn't get to

here's a reaction from chuck schumer and nancy pelosi just this morning. >> he's given a whole lot of speeches and we've seen that the speeches and the reality don't match. al say yes when he comes up with something that is really working for people and he says i want to work with democrats. >> it's clearly a bait and switch speech. the president talks a good talk. all we have is rhetoric, we don't have reality in terms of legislation where we can work together. we haven't seen any place to work with the other. >> harris: judge, it seems that the president was throwing on the goblin of love. he said true love for our people requires us to find common ground. who would have describe that? >> jeanine: some democrats, clearly. he was speaking to the american people when he said looking, the time for all these trivial fights is over. basically saying, you guys lost, get over it. we work for the american people. this speech, i think will convince the american people that he's got an agenda that they have. when you see the stock market and it jobs, nancy pelosi saying that it's separate fro

i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because now they own obamacare.hey own it. 100% own it. this is not a republican healthcare. this is not anything but a democrat healthcare. they have obamacare for a little while longer until it ceases to exist, which it will at some point in the near future. and just remember this is not our bill. this is their bill. when they all become civilized and get together and try to work out a great healthcare bill for the people of this country, we are open to it. we are totally open to it. i want to thank the republican party. i want to thank paul ryan. he worked very, very hard. i will tell you that. he worked very, very hard. tom price and mike pence right here, our vice pr everybody worked hard. i worked as a team player. and would have loved to have seen it pass. but again, i think you know i was clear because i think there wasn't a speech i made or very few where i didn't mention perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today. because we will end up with a truly great healthcare bill in the

. >> i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. now they own obamacare, 100% own it. >> i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> >> team coverage from capitol hill. >> lost a huge battle. >> disappointed because we could have had it. >> came close but came up short. obamacare is the law of the land. >> reporter: admitting they didn't have the votes. conservatives blocked intense lobbying effort to block the bills. president even agreeing to some of their commands. not covering maternity care or emergency room visits. moderate republicans didn't like the cuts and democrats rallied around what they called trumpcare. >> health care is a right. not a privilege reserved for a wealthy few. >> reporter: in the end trump called off the vote. >> postponed. >> ended a signature campaign promise. >> you're going to have such great health care at a tiny fraction of the cost and it's going to be so easy. >> the man who wrote "the art of the deal" couldn't close this one. dire prediction of what comes next. >> best thing to do politically speaking i

. >> democratic leader and nancy pelosi and chuck grassley and schumer. bob costa, you have this scheduled decision on comey on the hill. what are you hearing? >> most republicans preferred to be focusing on judge gorsuch and his confirmation hearing. there is more push on the democratic side that had director comey providing clarity. they know there are sensitive things that the justice department and the fbi cannot get into even with lawmakers. they feel like they're bit in the dark about exactly where the fbi is going with the investigations and what the status with regards to possible collaboration or connections between the trump campaign. >> and you have washington waiting just what director comey and the fbi want to share and how they want to share it. the whole panel stay with us. >> coming up, the prognosis on the eve of the vote. this is "the 11th hour" on msnbc. >>> remember all the broken promises, i met with so many victims of obamacare, the people who have been horribly hurt by this horrible legislation. we want americans to be able to purch

your seeing some of those democrats right now clood including chuck schumer and nancy pelosi getting ready to speak. let's listen in. >> the cold wintry mix out there. thank you for joining us for the final stop of the save my care bus tour as we transition to the next phase to fight for affordable, quality health care for all americans. my name is dr. alice chen. i'm the executive director of doctors for america and a practicing internist. i am here today on behalf of health care professionals across the country who are standing with our patients today against the hasty and urresponsible repeal of the affordable care act. i stand here today with members of congress and people whose lives depend on the affordable care act and on medicaid. and to save congress must abandon the current efforts to repeal the law and put in its place provisions that would jeopardize the health care of millions of americans. two months ago, we launched the save my care bus tour because what's at stake is the lives of real people in cities and towns across america. our bus tour -- >> we're going to wait fo

that nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and the democrats own obamacare. but the reality is he is the president of the united states. if something's not working and incumbent upon him to fix it. he doesn't think this law is working. he tried to fix it and he couldn't get it fixed and i think the american people over the next few years, if they see problems in the health care system are going to increasingly actually look to the administration to try to make this system better rather than pointing their fingers at the democrats in the minority. >> phil rucker, excellent job in "the post" today. mary agnes carey, you have a better handle on this than anyone i met. >> thank you. >>> i asked you to fill in the blank. the gop health care bill sought to -- what did you reply? hit me with some tweets. the gop sought to discredit obama. okay, mom, veteran consumer, that's my point. you have to be for something. it has to be positive. is there another we can show everybody? mark says, discriminate. negativety is not going to move the ball forward is my point and ap

chuck schumer, the democratic leader also scheduled to speak this hour. nancy pelosi in the house, as you have heard already. this thing is dead. the healthcare law will have to be reworked because some of the finances behind it are not sustainable. that doesn't hide the point that they have to do something to fix it and the finances that support it because they're no more better now than they were about 24 hours ago. that is something that speaker ryan will probably echo. also taking a look at the markets right now and what is happening with this 56-point fall off. it's not a sense that you're getting from many in the financial community that republicans will have better look at tax reform and comprehensive tax form at that. they have serious differences with moderate republicans on tax cuts. we will be hearing later on this hour from the man that runs the house ways and means committee, kevin brady, the point person and was on the healthcare rework. that's a moot point for the time being. he play as central role certainly in throes grand tax cuts. blake burman at th