stuart: is david mcintosh with us? club for growth, he could have put some input. now we're up 23, 24 points. it's not a huge turnaround because speaker ryan says he's still talking, this bill to be done. he did not mention any delay or otherwise in tax reform. that's what upset the market yesterday, when he said that the lack of progress on health care would hurt the tax reform schedule. >> don't forget that health reform was supposed to precede. there are issues in the tax reform that require the health care bill to go forward. i think he's wary of raising expectations to an untoward level because it didn't work out before and he was really slammed for it. maybe they're there and kind of at the last minute keeping the door open. man, it would be great before the recess to have this done. stuart: you're reading into this and maybe the market is, too, they really are almost there. more that is been-- >> giving encouragement. it's frustrating there's more work to do, but it's encouraging. >> and the big block for the fr

. >> david mcintosh. >> the only way to fund crucial infrastructure is a strong economy. the st. james in north hampton would help the traffic flow into town in the enterprise zone and will the next conservative government continue to support backing the scheme. >> you need to have a strong economy if you're going to fund the structure and since 2050 we have increased annual events on the structure. and improvements with transport projects. and with the local -- assets to business. and my right honorable friends worked hard to make this happen and it matters to his constituents. >> and benefit entitlements, the government is challenging young people to benefit the world of work. consent to these changes would be a major trade for youngsters, the prime minister agree me we should do everything we can to help young people in the job market including offering financial support, and more young people risk falling through the net? >> the right one is to say it is only fair that people are not able to make decisions with benefits if they are at work. those people staying at home, and w

joining me now is david mcintosh. i saw you earlier this week. you seem really upbeat that something was coming the bill that we saw floating on yesterday i spoke to a couple of freedom caucus members. >> i think the problem we have there is the moderates are now holding out against the pens negotiated provision. they are the reason that all of our private healthcare is insurances they are the reason that all of our private healthcare is insurances they negotiated a great compromise. is now the moderate republicans that are asking and acting more like a democrats belly --. this all has to do with regulations. the governors could say we don't need these federal regulations. i think we will get better health insurance if we can just get a waiver from all those requirements. we would love to repeal them. but states like new york and liberal states want to keep them so that compromise is let them keep them. they can opt out of them. is coming on wednesday and it feels like it's good to be massive. it also feels like it's good to be extra nearly compl

joining me now is david mcintosh. i saw you earlier this week.

>> david mcintosh. mr. mcintosh: thank you, mr. speaker.e only way to fund crucial infrastructure is with a strong economy. to that end, does my right hon. friend agree that the st james mill link road in northampton would help with traffic flow in the town and unlock development in the enterprise zone? will the next conservative government continue to support me, as the mp, in backing the scheme? prime minister: my honorable friend is absolutely right that we need to have a strong economy if we are to be able to fund that crucial infrastructure. that is why, since 2015, we have increased our annual investment in economic infrastructure by almost 60% to £22 billion per year by 2021, including £2.6 billion for improvements in transport projects. i am happy to see the link road proposal being put forward by his local enterprise partnership which will improve access to business and unlock development in the area. my honorable friend has worked hard to see it happen, and i am sure he will continue to campaign on issues like that which matter so

next hour, reaction from the group's president david mcintosh is my guest, among many other things at top of the hour. that's bombing up today on shepard smith reporting. >> melissa: fox news alert. voting is under way in the senate floor on whether to proceed to the full debate over supreme court nominee judge neil gorsuch. republicans vowing to confirm neil gorsuch by friday, dismissing democratic threats of a filibuster. >> will he be sworn in by friday afternoon? >> he will certainly pass through the senate by then. i imagine immediately after he passes through the senate, he will be sworn in by this president. >> melissa: republican from utah, senator mike lee, sits on the judiciary committee and he joins me now. thank you very much for joining us. what happens from here? >> well, what happens from here, we will be voting thursday. we're going to get him confirmed by friday. he will be sworn in by the end of the week. i look forward to that. it will be a good day for america. >> melissa: do you worry about the repercussions if you end up having to go nuclear? >> i want to be very

david mcintosh joins me live from washington. sir, good day to you. ready to break some news? ready to get on board a new plan to pass it or not? >> well, bill, vice president pence has worked hard the last conservatives and moderate republicans together. as you know, the flaw in the first effort was it didn't repeal the costly regulations that obamacare put in place that have caused insurance premiums to go through the roof. what vice president pence said is, you know, the more moderate and liberal states want to keep the regulations. more conservatives want to get rid of them. how about if we did an approach where the states could ask for waivers, that they could get rid of the costly regulations and if a state like my state of indiana wants to do that and save our citizens a lot of money on their health insurance, they can do it. if a state like new york wants to keep the expensive regulations, they can do that. >> that answer tells me you're not on board. you're still negotiating. >> the problem is, speaker ryan has not agreed to the deal that vice president providence put

here is head of the group david mcintosh. >> speaker ryan hasn't agreed to the deal. we are ready to support it, bill. >> are you on the same side as mike pence at the moment? >> yes, yes, sir i am. good proposal. >> talked about getting rid of coverage for people in preexisting conditions is spooking some moderates they might lose more votes. they are still working. >> bill: a lot of math. king of abdula of jordan. >> familiar figure around the white house. recently hosted an arab conference in which the offer to israel to recognize the jewish state in exchange for palastinian state renewed. fight against terrorism, isis and what is going on in syria. big visit is tomorrow when the chinese president visits president trump. we were told by briefers the president wanted a more informal setting as did the chinese. the chinese like the more informal settings. when they visited president bush, they did it at a ranch in crawford. >> bill: someone banging a drum. >> he has been doing it 365 days. >> bill: thanks, john. >> set to begin 1:10 eastern time at the white house. f

guess who is with us, david mcintosh, club for growth, a man who i disagreed with on other issues, but >> today we're in total agreement. stuart: tax cuts, i think that the republicans are zeroing in on what is doable and that is a corporate rate tax cut. are you with me? >> i agree. i think they've got to also make sure they call them pass through to small businesses that run on the individual tax forms, get the same tax cut. but when we cut both of those rates dramatically, we will see tremendous economic growth. stuart: i think they're talking about just cutting corporate tax rates. they're going to leave personal income tax cuts aside for the moment. >> i think in the end they'll need subchapter s and llc's. stuart: you can do that? not a big deal to include that in there? >> no, what it leaves out border adjustment taxes that are divisive. i think they'll put that aside and focus on the tax cuts. the president promised those, the central piece of his tax plan and they'll get it done. stuart: yes, but, what about people looking for a cut in their personal income tax rate? that's go

bush, and david mcintosh from club for growth.uys, you're not seeing a whole lot of interest just yet, but, brad, what happens once he starts dangling a little money out there in the way of an infrastructure bill? i have a feeling chuck schumer's going to have a hard time arguing with that. >> there's a lot of things the president can do, infrastructure's one, taxes are another. there are a lot of negotiations that are being had. i know that for a fact up on the hill. it may be quiet, but it is substantive. the parties, especially the republican party, understand that this is not something that they want to do, this is something they need to do. they ran on it, it is a promise fundamental to their election in 2016, and they're going to get it done. but they only have this year to do it. once 2017 disappears, we're back into election mode for the midterms, and then nothing's going to get done. but i happen to believe that the republicans, conservative, middle of the road are going to get together, and they're going to make a deal i