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furth furth furthermore, it must be done in a responsible manner. word are thrown around a lot these days but make no mistake, tax cuts do not pay for themselves and anything to the contrary is ooh nonstarter. however we consider tax policy and economy wide effects, i would argue the importance of considering the macro economic effects of other policy changes including acknowledgment that robust investment in our neighborhood structure would have significant growth effects throughout our economy. we should think about using the revenue from a repatriation to pay for infrastructure and productive investment purposes. in conclusion we have a unique opportunity to sit down and work together on tax reform. after all we all agree that the current system is inefficient and underproductive. i stand ready to work in good faith tax reform with our republican allies and friends in congress and also the administration and only if we do and make the effort to assist the middle class. thank you, mr. chairman, for calling this hearing. we look forward to hearing

that the former attorney general was receiving daily updates on the russia investigation and that furthurther for comey was concerned about information showing potential evidence of collusion. is that why he was fired? >> not at all. once again, i think we laid it out very clearly yesterday, and again, a lot of process of this, the director took steps that basically went around the chain of command within the department of justice. his testimony last week was all over the place. he had to issue corrections. when you become a bigger distraction than you are able to carry out your job as director comey had been, inning it's time for us to move forward and look for somebody that better fits that role. >> he was poor at communications and that's why he was fired? >> that's not the only reason. let's not forget that there was a near uprising after comey from members of the fbi, this isn't just about the president losing confidence, the rank and file members within the fbi had lost confidence in the director as had a lot of -- >> you know that's being disputed by cbs news -- >> on both sides