votes, heee these no has made a specific ask. if they can meet that he will vote yes and then they will have the votes. to costat ask is going money. tens of billions. where do they come up with the money? guest: they will have to move things around. they have do in that -- they have done that already. they did that by raising corporate tax rate when percent from 20% to 21% and shifting other things around. we don't know what exactly they did to raise that revenue but you are right. they are going to have to make concessions elsewhere. host: the house will be in session. does that mean we will get more details of the bill? that is right. we are going to see the conference agreement today. it should be signed. that is the plan. later tonight we will see the detailed provisions of the bill. over the weekend they will be tightening the legislative language to have it ready for the house and senate to vote on next week. >> our phone lines are open for republicans. we have a line for independence. you can send us a tweet or join us on

carrier for some strange reason, there was a mixup that occurred in public 28 or 29 plans and only heeed attacked and just made a perfect and landed in one of the most vulnerable spots on a carrier. the bomb went down through the flight deck. it detonated in the hangar deck and what should they have there but if a couple met of japanese torpedo planes all guest up, it was just aeeth holocaust way to happen and that is what happened. >> is on the presidency, to missouri's extent how dwight d. eisenhower's western upbringing had interest and imposed his personal code of behavior. and, his actions as a military and political leader, the 34th president was born mr. reeves is a deputy director and supervisory archivist at the dwight eisenhower presidential library and museum. this is 40 minutes. we are pleased to have our own tim rives here. he is my go toguy for all information on archives and records administration related records administration related questions. i rely on him greatly.

votes, heee these no has made a specific ask.they can meet that he will vote yes and then they will have the votes. to costat ask is going money. tens of billions. where do they come up with the money? guest: they will have to move things around. they have do in that -- they have done that already. they did that by raising corporate tax rate when percent from 20% to 21% and shifting other things around. we don't know what exactly they did to raise that revenue but you are right. they are going to have to make concessions elsewhere. host: the house will be in session. does that mean we will get more details of the bill? that is right. we are going to see the conference agreement today. it should be signed. that is the plan. later tonight we will see the detailed provisions of the bill. over the weekend they will be tightening the legislative language to have it ready for the house and senate to vote on next week. >> our phone lines are open for republicans. we have a line for independence. you can send us a tweet or join us on fac