when alexander classical suggested 70 percent dominated the news and we had 2 1 of your friends grover norquist. comparing it to slavery we had a prominent republican congressman suggesting that she was trying to take 70 percent of people's income she's not is she just to be clear you want to start. she's only saying 70 percent on every dollar over $10000000.00 how can anyone be again let's look at how do you need more than $10000000.00 of income why can't you spare $0.73 please about your friend who are grover norquist or anyone else so they're wrong the it was you know the key they're wrong to compare 70 percent tax to slavery i do think that's wrong because i do and all wrong with that idea and i was just getting the idea i don't think the 70 percent of what people pay i don't think it is what they pay what they do is where you have if you don't have it when you have a tax rate of 70 percent you're going to spend 70 percent of your time trying to reduce your tax burden and 30 percent of your time trying to work because that's where you allocate the resources and don't let me finish when you

with americans for tax reform, grover norquist.ll make it about his personality, his attacks, his tweets and undercut the facts about the trump economy. your take on all that? >> the challenge for the democrats when they want to say they want to repeal the trump republican tax cuts they're giving every american a dollar figure of what a democratic president would cost them. the middle income family with four kids would lose $2,000 every year if the trump tax cuts were repealed. a single parent earning $41,000 a year would lose $1300 every single year if you repealed those. the child tax credit would be cut in half. small businesses would lose the 20% deduction that they get. people who didn't buy obamacare, that got the 700-dollar tax for individuals, that trump tax cut got rid of that penalty. they would be hit with that again. most of those people make less than $50,000 a year. so you could send letters and emails out to everyone, this is how much a democratic president would cost you personally in your family. that is a differen

to the news and we had 2 1 of your friends grover norquist. comparing it to slavery we had a prominent republican congressman suggesting that she was trying to take 70 percent of people's income she's not is just to be paid i want to start a little bit of what i do she's only saying 70 percent of every dollar over $10000000.00 how can anyone be a good listener look i'm not if you need more than $10000000.00 of income what can you spare $0.73 please about your friend grover norquist or anyone else so there won't be a was you know the key they're wrong to compare 70 percent tax to slavery i do think that's wrong because i do and all wrong with that idea and i was just getting the idea i don't think the 70 percent of what people pay i don't think it is what they pay what they do is where you have you don't have it when you have a tax rate of 70 percent you're going to spend 70 percent of your time trying to reduce your tax burden and 30 percent of your time trying to work because that's where you allocate the resources and don't let me finish whe

to the news and we had 2 1 of your friends grover norquist. comparing it to slavery we had a prominent republican congressman suggesting that she was trying to take 70 percent of people's income she's not is she just to be here if you want to start a little bit of what i do she's only saying 70 percent of every dollar over $10000000.00 how can anyone be again let's look at how do you need more than $10000000.00 of income what can you spare 73 cents please about your friend or grover norquist or anyone else so they're wrong be it was you know the key they're wrong to compare 70 percent tax to slavery i do think that's wrong i do and we're all going with the idea and let's just get to the idea i don't think the 70 percent of what people pay i don't think it is what they pay what they do is where you have if you don't have it when you have a tax rate of 70 percent you're going to spend 70 percent of your time trying to reduce your tax burden and 30 percent of your time trying to work because that's where you allocate the resources and don't let m

to the news and we had 2 1 of your friends grover norquist. comparing it to slavery we had a prominent republican congressman suggesting that she was trying to take 70 percent of people's income she's not is she just to be here if you want to start a little bit of what i do she's only saying 70 percent on every dollar over $10000000.00 how can anyone be again let's look at how do you need more than $10000000.00 of income what can you spare 73 cents please about your friend or grover norquist or anyone else so they're wrong be it was you know the key they're wrong to compare 70 percent tax to slavery i do think that's wrong i do and we're all going with the idea and let's just get to the idea i don't think the 70 percent of what people pay i don't think it is what they pay what they do is where you have you don't have it when you have a tax rate of 70 percent you're going to spend 70 percent of your time trying to reduce your tax burden and 30 percent of your time trying to work because that's where you allocate the resources and don't let me f

i am a original member of the grover norquist no new taxes club. i also cut spending, and as i said, i was really the most fiscally conservative governor in the united states. so we balance the boat, we balance the ship. they do not do that in washington, and i think it is an outrage. the president's position that climate change and global warming and the melting of the ice caps and the effect it has on our shorelines in our mountains is a hoax, one-word platform, like the one-work platform for integration, " -- one-word platform for immigration, wall. i think it is an outrage. this is i get from people around the country when we talk about the president is they are just exhausted by this president. >> daniel strauss. >> you mentioned that you had talked with former governor hogan and former governor kasich. do you think they will get into the primary? have they indicated anything like that to you. >> they said it will be a while, and they have certainly not close to the door. you might see both of them come and theater than it would look -- both o

grover norquist. thank you. good to see you. >> jon: a fox news alert.entioned earlier it could involve negotiations with iran. it also might involve venezuela, the u.s. has pulled diplomatic personel from venezuela. the swiss are representing our interest there. it was a surprise invitation extended to president mauer. you'll see both presidents. we'll keep an eye on it and keep you updated. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. applebee's new loaded fajitas. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. >> jon: opposition leader and venezuelan president juan guaido meeting with busin

and it will be -- you know, one of the reasons simpson bowles didn't go forward is because grover norquist's group came out and said it was a tax increase. another reason it didn't go forward was because aarp said it was an attack on social security. in both cases they could make that kacase if you looked at itn static terms. but if you looked at it in terms of getting the debt under control, how you create a significant economic event by getting the debt under control and you generate a more efficient tax law by having a tax law with lower rates so people can invest more efficiently and you made social security solvent for 75 years, i think the trade-off is worth it. you just have to be able to make those tough calls. i agree 100% with senator conrad. you won't do it on one side of the aisle. it has to be a bipartisan exercise. if it is, both sides have to give some and both sides have to step to the toes of people who do the most shouting in their parties. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i still have some questions, so i'm not going to pass up the chance when i have this kind of brai

the democrats are -- >> that is try thanks so much, grover norquist breaking news as i reported earlierout this away an darka down 2 1/4% occidental down almost 5% north korean nuclear threat regime launches another missile stuart varney weighs in next. >> u.s. china resuming negotiations president trump looming tariff threat on the horizon in effect friday we will take a look at that, before the clock strikes midnight, back in a minute. ♪ it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, only $1,799. only for a limited time. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chemo... ...and is

it will be, one of the reasons that simpson bowles did not go forward was grover norquist group came out and said it was a tax increase. another reason it did not go forward was the aarp said it was an attack on social security. both cases they could make the case. if you looked at it in static terms , or if you look in terms of how you get the deficit under control and create significant economic event by getting the deficit under control. you generate a much more efficient tax law by having much lower rates so people can invest more efficiently and make such as security solvent the next 75 years. it is a trade-off that works. you just have to make those tough calls. i agree 100% with senator conrad. you don't do it. on one side of the eye. it must be bipartisan. by definition, both sides have to get some of both sides have to step on the toes of the people doing the most shouting. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. i still have some questions or co-i'm not going to pass up the chance when i have this kind of a brain trust here. each of us, as chairman , had the opportunity to lo

grover norquist is the president of americans for tax reform he joins us from our nation's capital. o you. >> good morning. it's not a new strategy. walter mondale tried it in 1984 and lost 49 states. steve: what about kamala harris though she just said that, you know, the tax cut benefits the top 1%. is that accurate? >> well, that's what the left was saying right when the bill passed. do you remember when the tax cut was very unpopular when it passed. as we got closer to april 15th of this year and americans actually saw the size of the tax cut they got, it became much more popular. what harris and joe biden are talking about taking away from people family of four, $73,000, median income, that family would have $2,000 in higher taxes if you took away the trump tax cuts. that's how big the trump tax cut was for a family of four that makes 73,000. single parent earning $41,000. one child, single parents would cost that person $1,300 to lose the trump tax cut. that's how large the tax cut was. these are significant tax cuts. even the "new york times" and "the washington post" and thei

. >>> time for the san tentelli exchange >> all of the businesses, we're over at norquist how you doing, groverve joe biden leading democratic candidate not all tax cuts or gains are created equal. he thinks capital gains tax is much too low they want to raise that up so it seems that there is not an equitable feeling by many with regard to tariffs or taxes in which direction is most beneficial your thoughts? tariffs are taxes on people that use imported products. we need to get the tariffs down as quickly as we can we can get the taxes off the american consumer. he wants to repeal all the republican tax cuts. you can calculate what it would cost if you biden became president with a democratic congress. i wants to good back to the obama tax rates and increase the capital gains tax. that is not high enough. every time we cut the capital gains tax rates, the economy has gone up. every time we increased the capital gains tax, it's hurt the economy and revenues fall. the only reason to increase the capital gains tax is to tell them you don't like them >> the organization for economic cooperation an