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ey honestly don't know really howoovern in a majorit 've seen them dhis time and time aga, and honestl the need to g their act together especily on the corporate rate of what we were you push that back for another year, nobody, the economy isn't going to boom and they need the economy to boom if they want to salvage the midterms to 2018. >> charles: that was the center piece of the plan. >> if i could just jump in here, i think that the republicans have got to get this done because they've been promising it and they haven't achieved anything yet but they also have to get it done because they have to have the economy going well by the time the midterms come along and this was something that paul ryan was acknowledging yesterday at a washington examiner event where we asked him how does the tax bill, how do you have thoughts about the tax bill change in the light of the elections on tuesday, where the republicans got hammered and one of the points that he made is it means it's much more urgent now. it's much more pressing to get the economy going so that at least you're lifting all votes

. >> speaking of dividends, we got a hike out of dr horton, and that is a one-year game for dhi, jim, it's 68%. >> yeah, housing shortage continues. and only the major players have been able to find the ways to be able to build on big blocks. big blocks require a lot of legal activity these days. big blocks require a lot of zoning issues. only the large firms, lennar, horton, can really be able to win their way through these regulations. by the way, speaking of dividends, watch century lilin c ctl. people feel that is in jeopardy. i agree with the critics this merger did not produce the cash flow that i think is sustainable for the dividend and i think david, we talked about this the idea was you put these companies together and there'll be more coverage, not unlike what we saw with time warner, at&t one of the reasons i liked time warner, is that there would be more coverage for the dividend >> and one of the reasons many people believe that at&t was willing to do that, despite what certainly many people thought was a stretch on some rationale, strategically was being able to solidif