neil: deneen, let me ask you about that.ident needs is predecessors who had sweeping tax cuts, bipartisan support. doesn't have to be off the chart, bipartisan support, a few senators will do it for you, assume you lose a couple of your own. do you think that's important, that he reach out, joe donnelly of indiana comes up as someone who could be winnable or joe manchin of west virginia, but needs those to cushion the blow of potentially losing a mccain or murkowski in alaska or collins in maine, that islam a given. what do you think? >> here's the thing with that, democrats do not want president trump's agenda to be successful because that means they're going to lose more and more seats across the country, and they'll likely lose voter support as well. neil: those who are in dangerous states of re-elections are purple states. >> sure. >> they're concerned about getting re-elected. neil: will that seal the deal? >> possibly could seal the deal. >> states that are not high-tax states and states that the majority of the 70% of

deneen joins us now live from san jose at a popular business where they protested. janine? >> we're here at a mcdonald's, mcdonald's is not unionized. a lot of the employees we spoke to today say they are thinking about joining. they want to start a union to improve their pay and benefits. >> what do we want? >> benefits. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> they work in the silicon valley, like this mother of three who's a manager at mcdonald's. >> i'm in a shelter right now, because i don't have enough money, enough hours. >> she and hundreds of other mcdonald's workers want to unionize. they wore red shirts with the words fight for 15. the minimum wage needs to be raised to $15 an hour sooner. currently in california, minimum wage is set at $10.50 an hour. it won't reach $15 until 2022. >> we know fast food workers have one of the highest rates of on the job injuries. they work very hard and they deserve a good wage. >> labor activists travelled to different locations, calling attention to the plight of low wage earners. that includes many child care providers. >> we don't

charles: joining me deneen borelli and tammy bruce. the wish list. let's talk about the gop wish list. 0% corporate rate. $12,000 standard deduction. rye peel the estate thanks. lower top rate from 39.6 to 35%. how are you going to get it done? >> as you have already heard, i don't think mitch mcconnell is interested in having this goat way the president wants it to go. this has been my concern from the beginning. the never trump dynamic. the democrats will argue the death tax and every other element they will argue will benefit the wealthy. but my concern is the elimination of charitable deductions, caps on your deductions in general on your 1040. those nail the small businesses. charles: how do wealthy people not take advantage of that. listen. i know it's everyone's top rye other. someone said it's twin priorities. you had three strikes in healthcare. as much as we know everyone wants this done, i'm not sure it's going to get done. >> mitch mcconnell and paul ryan are such a big disappointment. the four of us combined to go to d.c. and do a better

deneen, let me start with you. lot of folks are saying with ban noon outside the white house, he will be a more effective spokesperson for trump and he and trump for the most of part are still on the same page. >> that's what we are hearing. but to the point of what's going on with mcmasters comments. it's not surprising the two of them were butting heads. mcmasters is an obama holdover. so he's an establishment military guy. there are dozens of individuals who will fall under that as well. >> for wars, the sort of pro war and the same sort of agenda that puts corporate america ahead of the regular folks? >> i think he's more interventionist. but i think when trump goes non-interventionist and when he talks about america first, that doesn't view america functioning as the world policeman. that's closer to obama. one thing that's positive about bannon being gone, there is after more orderly process. charles: do you think it agenda has changed? what i'm hearing on tax policy. it sounds closer to the things steve bann

deneen, i will start with you, it's one thing to protest.ou know, is any of this justified? >> none of this is justified. violence should never be the answer. listen, i think individuals are really working off of their emotions going out in to the streets the way that they did. i believe the protests started out peacefully. and then it just took a wrong turn, veered left and just went -- i mean, there was property damage. they went to the mayor's home. they broke windows at the mayor's home. pete: where does that turn come from? is that outside agitators? black lives matter? antifa? >> i'm pretty sure there were outside agitators there. this is a local issue. this is something that should be taken care of by local leaders. they should have been out in front of this from the beginning, during, and after the fact to calm individuals down and look at what happened. look at the facts on the table. >> i really don't think we know everything that happened even though there is video evidence. but people are taken matters into their own hands and it

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