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i'll talk to house judiciary committee darrel issa as well as former u.s. attorney bud cummins then following plans to step down after the 2018 midterms what does the future hold for house speaker paul ryan? karl rove joins me on that as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. and it is a big week ahead on capitol hill republican us in congress look to seal the deal on tax reform likely tuesday. the house is expected to vote on the bill this tuesday. the senate should follow suit with a vote later on in the week the measure then moves to the president's desk where he cosign it into law right before christmas. joining us now is texas congressman kevin brady. he is the chairman of the house ways and means committee. mr. chairman congratulations to you. >> good morning maria thank you very much. look this was we are on the one yard line and we intend to punch in a good strong way on tuesday and this means americans on april 15th that will be the last time americans have to file under this horrible broken tax code so there is a lot to be happy about.

these are all folks who are seen as very vulnerable or at least issa in particular.o i think that they looked at some of this stuff, the deductions for state and property taxes, the issue of course of writing off your mortgage payments, and looked at the political leaves and went it's not in my best interest, especially for issa and rohrabacher to vote for this. now we're seeing a splintering among the other 11 members who did support it. steve knight from palmdale, for example, has asked for an increase in some of these deductions. i think that, you know, they seem confident that they can get there. i mean ultimately as chris is saying, taxes are complicated, and on an individual level, this may not hurt as much as democrats are painting it to for individual families. so i do think that there is some risk, but, you know, they're not going to feel it before next year's midterm election. >> well there's a lot of scrambling to be done over the next week or so. they want to get this to the president's desk by december 22nd before everybody goes home for the holidays. so

and darrell issa's district is classic. it is a very significant tax increase in darrell issa's district. if you can't fully deduct your property taxes and you can't fully deduct your state income tax. and darrell issa by now has got to know that. >> yeah. this isn't the sort of thing where things will get marginally worse. and if you're smart about the news you may be able to tie it back to this one vote. they're pushing a button. here is money that you have to send to the government that you didn't used to have to send to the government. and it's because your congressman did this thing. it's going to be a very unsubtle, immediate and significant financial blow to people. and people are going to know exactly why it happened. and that's the sort of accountability measure in government that we don't always get. but when it happens, it's a real test as to whether or not members are listening to their voters. >> and the california republican delegation in the house has enough votes in and of themselves to kill this bill. >> is

provision that eliminates tax deductibility of losses in wildfires, which has suddenly to darryl issa's and other republican members of the house in california, become important. why it wasn't important before the wildfires broke out, i don't know. but when you see those kinds of tensions being brought to legislation that people like darryl issa already voted for, every vote counts. and donald trump, being nice tonight to the newly elected senator from alabama, can all be part of the lobbying that he sees that people in the white house know he should be doing to try to win an alabama democrat's vote. >> as vulnerable as the republican majority in the senate is on taxes, i don't think this is the great of the point of vulnerability. the donald trump administration is planning a big reorganization of american foreign policy. they want to move tillerson out of state, move mike pompeo to state. put tom cotton in cia. that's two confirmation votes. they don't have bob corker's vote probably. the chair of the foreign republican relations committee. that's one down. with doug jones that's anot

provision that eliminates tax deductibility of losses in wildfires, which has suddenly to darryl issa'ser republican members of the house in california, become important. why it wasn't important before the wildfires broke out, i don't know. but when you see those kinds of tensions being brought to legislation that people like darryl issa already voted for, every vote counts. and donald trump, being nice tonight to the newly elected senator from alabama, can all be part of the lobbying that he sees that people in the white house know he should be doing to try to win an alabama democrat's vote. >> as vulnerable as the republican majority in the senate is on taxes, i don't think this is the great of the point of vulnerability. the donald trump administration is planning a big reorganization of american foreign policy. they want to move tillerson out of state, move mike pompeo to state. put tom cotton in cia. that's two confirmation votes. they don't have bob corker's vote probably. the chair of the foreign republican relations committee. that's one down. with doug jones that's another vote

are they going to turn out and vote for darrell issa? he said i didn't vote for this.e republicans of new jersey. someone else that voted no. again, you might have some members that are from the high tax states, tom mcarthur comes to mind. that's where they will try to market this and say this is good. i met with steve scalise. he indicated to me that the next big push is to sell this. so they sold it before but now they feel like that it have to sell it again. this is going to be a pivotal vote for 2018. this could determine if the republicans or the senate holds the house. >> shepard: thanks, chad. the fbi's second in command facing questions from the house intelligence committee today. what we know about the hot topics behind closed doors. >> shepard: the deputy fbi director andrew mccabe testifying on capitol hill on the rush investigation. lawmakers expected to question deputy director mccabe on peter strzok who was reassigned from his team after the agents sent texts mocking president trump. strzok was part of the team investigating hillary clinton's e-mails, thi

. >> the 51-year-old first time mom is ready for issa is her world.te, being a mother is her greatest gift. this made her blissful. >> i thank god for him. he's so healthy, beautiful, sweet, loving. such a happy baby. >> what's next? >> well, maybe rekindled love. eight years after the breakup. janet was spotted out with her ex. the two spent the night out here in the vip section in atlanta. an eyewitness tells us the two cuddled. a source close to janet tells us they are not romantically involved. both are warm people, so it's not unusual they would be hugging or hand holding even in public. janet and him stayed together five years before it ended. meanwhile, jennifer and her boyfriend lasted less than four >> he's brilliant. instinct yule. >> she's just like a whirlwind in a thunderstorm of talent he's 48 and she's 27. turns out, doing press for the film put a strain on their romance and ended things after a year. >> dating the director was different. we would be on the tour together. i would come back to the hotel and the last thing i want to talk

. >> neil: jane is not so fond-a darrell issa. grand and has leonardo dicaprio, ted danson, bill marr, they are pitching in money, because they do not like darrell issa. let's ask him, the california republican is with us now. are you worry, congressman. >> i am pleased that i can be known by somebody who calls me turning prison -- prisoners of war, because they told stories of torture. i am very happy to be in the company in reverse of somebody like jane fonda, who clearly betrayed her country, brought comfort to the enemy, went over to north korea and made radio calls, calling on americans to quit bombing the north and a time at which clearly americans were engaged in a fight and americans were dying. >> neil: she is part of a crowd, congressman. neighbors in action. they want to put the 49 strict, your, and that she has barbara boxer, leonardo dicaprio, ted danson, bill maher, she has some company. doesn't concern you? >> of course it does. nancy pelosi and her allies put in $8 million in the last race to try to defeat me. they

en mÉxico issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> el tren que descarrilÓ y se precipitÓ sobre una autopistaue dejando mÁs interrogantes que respuestas. . >> uno a uno los vagones piezas clave de la investigaciÓn comenzaban a ser removidos de la autopista. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> el shock y la indignaciÓn de la comunidad exacerbados al enterarse que el tren se desbaratÓ como si fuera de juguete al tomar una curva cuyo lÍmite de velocidad era 30 millas por hora a 80 vpt todo estaba bien de un momento a otro parte de mi cuerpo acabÓ bajo de un a vagÓn. >> residentes de la zona se sentÍan afortunados. >> vivo por esa Área. >> el Único alivios historias de heroÍsmo. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> muchos de los heridos estaban en shock con heridas en la cabeza, mucho dolor, describiÓ este buen samaritano quien junto a su novia ayudÓ en el rescate de vÍctimas. >> una lluvia constante y fuertes vientos se han convertido en los peores enemigos tanto de investigadores como los equipos de remociÓn de escombros, que han trabajado sin descanso para devolverle la normalidad a esta zona. >> para que regrese la

darrell issa and had dana rohrabacher. on our website, abc7 news.com, we have a more in depth look at when the new tax plan might mean to you and you'll find it on our home page. >>> breaking news in san jose, has the story we first told you about at 4:00. the highway is jammed up near the story road exit. the southbound 680 connector to the area is closed because a man is sitting on the overpass. the california highway patrol said he has been perched up there since before 1:00 a.m. emergency personnel are on the scene and they are talking to him. we'll bring you an update should it change. you can see the resulting traffic mess. all the red showing you where traffic is really slowed down this afternoon on a wednesday. five south bay men wanted for a string of burglaries after crashing an suv through gates of travis air force base during the pursuit of santa clara detectives. these are images of the arrest. the suspects are wanted for a string of burglaries in four south bay cities. they're accused of breaking into liquor

issa, mr. mcclintock and mr. rohrabacher voted before for a bill, the budget bill that takes us to this place. and guess what that does on this day of fires in california and how they voted against the interests of our state and of the american people. if you had damage to your home or whatever, in a hurricane, you can have ar tax deduction for your losses, some of your losses. losses came from fire. they actually voted for that ill. 11 voted to discriminate against victims of fire. certainly want to have a deduction for victims of hurricanes and the rest. but why are they doing this to the state? the g.o.p. tax scam. later today, we are going to go to the white house and meet with the president and hopeful that the president will be open to an agreement to address the urgent needs of the american people and keep government open. democrats have never supported shutting down government and we don't do so now. in the interest of the meetings and we had this conversation before, as we raise the caps -- and that's th

they are congressman dana roar balker from -- roar backer and issa. they said she could not support a measure that would raise trackses on their -- taxes on their district. the high value of homes as well as the high state and local tax rates in our district means that we are especially impacted by the slashing of deductions that we take. congressman issa says "i still fear even in the revised proposal, many in my area could face hire taxes under this plan." californians have entrusted me to fight for them. i will not vote to make the incredible tax burden they already endure even worse. >> for his part, the president tweeted "biggest tax cuts and reform ever passed. enjoy and create many beautiful jobs." joining us now is ktvu political analyst brian sobel. let's begin with the revote. first it will go to the senate. that could come tonight. >> right. >> it goes back to the house for a revote? explain that. >> right, they have to reconcile the two bills. there were parliamentary -- some parliamentary issues and then they have to revote it and it will

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anderson cooper and andy cohen, issa rae,

joining me now michael issa kof and michael nance.ant to start with the question on michael flynn. to me one of the most concrete news today confirmed by the open director is there is a criminal case open against mike flynn and that guy is in trouble. i want to play that and get your response. take a listen. >> sure. >> in your estimation, was general flynn at that time in serious legal jeopardy? and in addition to that, do you sense that the president was trying to obstruct justice or just seek for a way for mike flynn to save face given he had already been fired? >> general flynn at that point in time was in legal jeopardy. there was an open fbi criminal investigation in his statements in connection with the russian contacts and the contacts themselves. >> that is not surprising but still is it was something to hear that confirmed. >> right. especially because if you remember, you go back to comey's march testimony, he said there was a counter intelligence investigation that had begun in july. so this is the first time that he -- or

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- anderson cooper and andy cohen, issa rae,

. >> a look ahead at the weekend congress and the white house, we talk to journalists issa -- end shannon pettyp iece. host: we are taking a look at what lies ahead for the white house and congress.

my hat is off to representative darrell issa. who headed the committee that the urisdiction over district of columbia. he called witnesses from the district of columbia, the district of columbia the sill the city down president, the chief executive officer on a routine hearing since, yes, congress can do that. it rarely does. and he heard, even more important he he listened to their testimony. and when he heard these officials from the district of lumbia testify about the financial condition of the district of columbia, its reserves, that it's among the best in the nation, representative issa, and this is so important to understand, maybe you don't think members of congress are always listening to your testimony. he was listening to this testimony because after hearing that testimony representative endorsed lifornia budget autonomy and he has worked tirelessly with local officials and with me and with his own party to secure the autonomy of the budget autonomy worked tirelessly with local officials and district's budget so it wou

voted for this bill and there were two republicans in california that also voted no, both darrell issa and dana rohrabacher concerned the cap on state and local income tax deductions will hurt most americans. from our sier >> thank you. oe camera... >>> also this evening finally some weather to talk about. this is the view from our sierra-at-tahoe camera where we are expecting widespread snow for the first time in two week and rain for the bay area. paul, i know you talk about weather every night, but we finally have some green on the radar. >> folks have been talking about the lack of rainfall the past couple weeks. well, there's a change coming tonight. most of the rainfall is still to our north, already a few drops and a few light showers in humboldt county, mendocino county, ukiah, clearlake seeing a few showers dancing around your towns. the line of precipitation will move into sonoma county as early as 10:00 tonight, work its way south of the go by 2 to 4 a.m. and clear the bay by sunrise top. the more significant impact will be in the sierra where light to moderate snow for seve

steinle verdict and what the president has been saying on twitter with california congressman darrell issa. good to see you. this steinle verdict. everyone is outraged about it. would i love to get your reaction on that. but this insane sanctuary cities policy, what can we do about that in the future. >> it's in the courts right now. with the president's leadership he's trying to make it financial think dissed a vantagous to take federal money to help fight crime and not do their part with respect to criminal aliens. the perpetrator was in the country because of a sanctuary city's failure to contact i.c.e. that's not the reason for the jury verdict but it's the reason he was there to commit the crime. steve: if you like born and raised in california, i understand the argument the administration is making about financial incentives. but isn't the policy itself of non-cooperation actually illegal? >> what's amazing is the initial sanctuary city concept was one that law enforcement said if we are trying to get witnesses of a crime, weo want people to repor, we are not going to ask what their

marcy kaptur, rob bishop, darrell issa, mike gallagher, kevin yoder, and betty mccollum. and from the great state of , we are happy to welcome sam brownback. it is a special honor to have with us several members of the diplomatic corps, representing some of the country's allies with united states during and after world war ii. and ambassador from france -- an ambassador from france and joseph chang. we want to recognize the executive director of the eisenhower memorial commission. the general and his team have worked tirelessly to ensure the vision of the memorial to dwight david eisenhower has become a reality, playing a significant role and making the state -- this day happen. thank you to him and his team for all the hard work and the leadership. [applause] speaker,irst punishment mike thompson -- congressman mike thompson represents the fifth district of california, which includes all of and parts of sonoma, contra costa, and areas recently devastated tragically by those wildfires. congressman thompson served as a platoon leader in vietnam, a strong advocate or our na

whole issue of the safe havens because we have loads of details to talk about and let me go to mr issa boy we've seen the accusations counter-accusations so all these years the pakistani government saying the afghans are not doing anyone anything to help themselves the back is the afghans are saying the brain whizzes why we're failing is because of pakistan isn't there any way to have the two countries in gates. and have genuine talks about solve all problems they face. absolutely i think there's a room for. to engage pakistan but i think this has to be a very sincere cooperation and i think it has to be very concrete steps by pakistani sites too to be taken for and since those those groups that are operating from where ten pakistan has to be either did leadership has to be detained are they have to be there have to be sure that they did they don't have a safe haven and so pakistan i think talks on the house has to. mean their military intelligence wing i think this is something for after sixteen years the international community is finally seeing it clear and loud that they have not b

republican congress members from california, especially those in vulnerable districts, say darrell issahe had come out and said he was opposed to at least an initial version of the house plan, and others had said they need to see what the final bill looks like because they are in vulnerable positions, and people in california might not be too happy with losing some valuable deductions that really helped them out come tax time. >> all right. we will leave it there. katie with kqed and lon with the hoov institution, thank you, both. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> now for a look at religion and politics. this week president trump re-tweeted three inflammatory anti-muslim videos posted by a far-right british group. the incident has sparked an international backlash. our next guest has been looking how religion and politics are mixing in these current times. he's a professor of creative writing at uc riverside. his latest book explores the evolution of the concepts of god. joining me now is reza. so nice to have you here. >> so nice to be here. >> we'll get to your book in a moment. fi

trump is trying to make out and these aren't such new plans and in the way that he's trying to posture issa gallow this is something that comes against the backdrop as we said with the latest statements made by the u.n. ambassador to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and also the last from saying that we would keep watching the u.n. and we will act accordingly is that the gypsum a to use the power of influence to try to enforce chains in an organization like the united nations or do you think that using course of measures could solve backfire in the near future. and i think that all the member states use a degree of course of measures one way or the other to bend the the u.n. to the political will that they wish to pursue i don't see that the united states is being any different whatsoever in this regard it's just that the u.s. the u.n. relies very heavily on american tax dollars and they've on this occasion they have a president who has essentially the interests of the u.s. taxpayer at heart. miss a call the u.s. president has said in the past that. the u.n. is a social club and that it's be

beater king and darrell issa voted against this bill. there are some fixes, but overall this will be been foights american people. this is probably one of the better deals we could have gotten. when we think about the 7 brackets and five those brackets there has been a reduction. if there is something more to do, we'll see it come forward, especially with the obama care mandate. charles: the corporate side of this, you get hand wringing. i was told from a very, very, very high source wall street just has gone the away and brutalized anybody who tried to suggest they would go against it. people from frustrated because it feels like the fat cats always carve out their part. tammy: president obama didn't want to govern. this is president trump's bailiwick. and he's learning. charles report americans in ohio and pennsylvania. tammy: this is where president trump comes in. they will do it kicking and screaming. and also when you have got this tax cuts for individuals expire but the ones for corporations don't. but these things are unnecessary

california representative darrel issa.onal district over but hanoy jane, the gift that keeps on giving isn't the only one. shelling out $15,000 and leonardo davinci reportedly giving 2500 dollars it's still unclear exactly who will challenge issa next year, he's held the seat since 2001. rachel: well he's the rachel: its guy in congress by the way he might be able to fund himself pete: yes. rachel: the christmas present that the president promised set for delivery as republicans prepare to end the year united on tax reform. ed: and you don't needham a done prime to get that package delivered. it's coming signed and sealed from the president of the united states and the woman whose been chronicling it all maria bartiromo, good to see you. >> maria: how are you guys? pete: great. ed: but overnight, we have this story breaking about robert mueller and i know you wanted to talk about that before we get to taxes. >> maria: well yeah i think this is bigger than water gate. to think that the number three guy at the doj, one of th

congressman darrell issa was in that hearing and he weighs in coming up.wing out. the man who could replace him could be america's toughest sheriff. that guy ♪ raining down on you ♪ ♪ the courtesy of the red, white, and blue ♪ ould be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? ♪ ♪ steve: the director of the fbi,that man right there, grilled on capitol hill over the integrity of the fbi itself. >> i am emphasizing in every audience i can inside the bureau that our decisions need to be made based on nothing other than the facts and the law and our rules and our processes and our core values and not based on any political considerations by any side of the aisle. steve: republican california congressman darrell issa was in that hearing he joins us live from our d.c. bureau on capitol hill. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning peter. steve: i'm peter's dad. steve. >> can't look at the screen. steve, do i know i are the same height but a little older. steve: just slightly. that's the way dads are. congressman, s

. >> an attack on one issa an attack on every national monument. >> reporter: native-american tribes have aalready announced plans to sue. >>> strong reaction also coming in from a california company. this is the website for the ren toura based clothing company, p patagonia. it said quote, the president stole your land. patagonia said it would sue white house. the ceo calls it an illegal move saying it's the largest move of protected land. >>> 13 states are asking the supreme court to block a california egg law. right now eggs sold in california must come from hens that have ample space in their cages. a lawsuit filed today says it's costing people $350 million a year in higher egg prices. it claims the law violates an interstate commerce clause in the u.s. constitution. >>> former 49ers colin kaepernick is one of ten candidates for time magazines person of the year. kaepernick was the first nfl player to take a knee to protest inequality. he's been a free agent since march and has yet to sign with a team. the d.r.e.a.m.ers, thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. by

>> there are races in california, darrell issa's seat.as one of the most prolific fund-raisers. >> her pac has donated a lot of money to the redistricting effort, which feels unfair. i don't disagree with you. i think she could be a big help in certain places locally. if there were no microphones and new media. donors do want to get close. there is still a lot of intrigue. people who are loyalists feel she had been wronged and she's been attacked by the press, political opponents who are still ongoing. having said that, if you put a camera there, all anyone is going to do is make fun of her because she won't call away and she's not looking toward the future. what's her fantastic five-point economic plan? her plan is to talk about victimhood and why she lost, blame everyone and not take responsibility. for democrats, that doesn't move the ball forward. >> do you want me -- >> you can respond. >> we are just going to be observers. >> i take your points i think the national media will certainly blow it up and it will be on all the cable news

it's amazing how republicans like peter king, like darrell issa says this bill is not good. selling this bill will be tough. even your old fox new contributor, karl rove said, mr. president, stay in the white house. you're unpopular. right now president trump could not sell free groceries to the american public. >> i'm not so sure. you make a good point about the new york and california people. i'm probably going to get hammered. i understand that. that's fine. but the majority of americans, at&t announcing, comcast announcing. they're showers working, hundreds of thousands, with $1,000 christmas checks as a result of the tax cut, dr. gorka. >> i know your guest like autocratic presidents like obama. the president can't help it if california, new york or connecticut is hosing the people that live there. that's the state's decision to do so. if you don't like it in new york and connecticut, you can do something about it as a voter. was in nevada this week. i was stomping for danny tarkanian. they hosted the event in the extreme manufacturing headquarters. they make the forkli

we had darrell issa on of california to tell us a little bit.roll out minutes away. the president within the next hour will talk his last words about tax reform before they vote potentially. i'm harris. here's dana. ♪ >> dana: a fox news alert. we have a major break through in tax reform on a jam-packed day on capitol hill. house and senate republicans meeting in conference right now to finalize tax package while senate democrats are celebrating a big victory in alabama. members of both party just finished grilling the deputy attorney general will the russia investigation. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ ♪ one hour from now president trump will deliver what aids aides are calling a closing argument on tax reform. here's what he just said about corporate tax rates. >> we're going to see where it ends up. but i certainly i would. it's at 35 right now. so if it got down to 21, i would c

there are some folks who aren't going to vote for it like darrell issa the republicans from californiamajor victory for president trump republicans are hungry for a win after the failure on obamacare earlier this year. molly: let's take a quick look at a couple ulla points. these are a couple of highlights that are expected of tax reform goes through. the highest bracket of 37% for individuals and the corporate tax rate this was one of the big highlights it got so much attention. the rate was reduced from 35 to 21% and also the repeal of obamacare individual mandate. that was something they wanted to see happen and republicans feel like they have managed to accomplish that as well. one of the questions is that it benefits the wealthy more than the middle class. when will the average american see money in their pockets and will that be the standard going forward as to whether or not people support ultimately support this historic tax reform. >> rob portman the senator from ohio republican negotiator one of the guys tracking this bill he told me people are going to begin seeing benefits

what you've heard from democrats, even some republicans in close districts in california, darrell issas somebody who came out against this bill, lee zeldin of new york said republicans are being put in the position of having to choose to get something done or to get something done right. i think there's a lot of nervousness among republicans about the potential backlash of a populist president, somebody who ran on populism, coming in and disproportionately favoring the wealthy with his tax cut. at the same time they appear to be more afraid of getting nothing done and showing that they can't govern. >> and christina, to your last point, energizing the democrats may be a delayed reaction because this may not be an immediate and equal reaction to this bill. the stuff that democrats would find fault in, criticize, point to damage that's done to certain sectors of society, may take a while. >> sure. and people that file their taxes next april 15th are not going to see the effects of this until after those midterm elections when they file their taxes in 2019. so that's a big part of it. but

we had darrell issa on of california to tell us a little bit. we will officially see that roll out minutes away. the president within the next hour will talk his last words about tax reform before they vote potentially. i'm harris. here's dana. ♪ >> dana: a fox news alert. we have a major break through in tax reform on a jam-packed day on capitol hill. house and senate republicans meeting in conference right now to finalize tax package while senate democrats are celebrating a big victory in alabama. members of both party just finished grilling the deputy attorney general will the russia investigation. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is the daily briefing. ♪ ♪ one hour from now president trump will deliver what aids aides are calling a closing argument on tax reform. here's what he just said about corporate tax rates. >> we're going to see where it ends up. but i certainly i would. it's at 35 right now. so if it got down to 21, i would certainly be -- i would be thrilled. we haven't set that final figure yet. but, certainly 21 is a very

demonstrating shirtless with the word shame written on her back there was a sit-in outside darrell issa'soutside moscow republican dana rohrabacher's office. the crowd also descended on new york republican claudia tenney's office. graduate students held a sit-in outside paul ryan's office protesting the potentially devastating cuts to higher education in the tax bill. we're told that nine of them were arrested. and while there was this particularly intense action on capitol hill today, it was another day of protest against this tax bill all over the country today too. this was roseville, california outside tom mcclintock's office. they had a couple of hundred people in roseville today. this was portland, oregon today. demonstrators gathered in downtown charleston, south carolina today, including one person promising free money. and then you see the asterisk, it says for millionaires only, court shi republicans in congress. they're still trying to gin up a final version of this tax bill before it goes to trump's desk. that means it isn't finished yet in terms of what's in it. it's not pass