underneath jack kemp, however, were serious pros and in urban policy. that's pretty confident is that the star who gets the cabinet level job, a.mbassador ship underneath them. they are the -- they help decide the policy, but you've got growth there that can help you. >> jack kemp had done a lot of thinking, writing and work. >> absolutely. >> before he took the job. i want to bring you in because in the area of expertise there's an article that says that donald trump has only taken two of the national security briefings that he is entitled to now as the president-elect. mike pence is doing it every day, donald trump is not. he's working hard, getting these briefings. >> yeah. and i think it also plays into the stories that we've heard about donald trump talking to foreign leaders on nonsecure lines as well, which i think is -- you know, he has -- i think he didn't reach out if i remember reading, it's like the state department had heard from the transition team about how to -- what's the protocol in making that happen. so i think it plays into all of u

>> it is not the party of jack kemp. worked on a project with jack kemp before he died and he told me, my republican party has left me. and this was in 2006. so imagine what he would think of it now. >> i do -- i'm sorry. i do want to bring up something and play this for our viewers, something that president obama said on the campaign trail today. it's something, dana, we were talking about before we went on air. so let's just play this. >> and i know that my wife is not just my equal but my superior. [ cheers and applause ] that i want us -- i want every man out there who's voting to kind of look inside yourself and ask yourself, if you're having problems with this stuff, how much of it is, you know, that we're just not used to it? so you know, like -- like when a guy's ambitious and in the public arena and working hard, well, that's okay. but when a woman suddenly does it, you're suddenly like, well, why's she doing that? i'm just being honest. i want you to think about it, because she is so much better qualified than

reagan came back, partially sold by jack kemp the late jack kemp why don't we just go back to the late reductions that worked? we had the cap are off bill. reagan became a believer in the incentive model. if you keep more of what you work, -- charlie: reagan realized he was making a fair about money in hollywood and paying a tax rate of 70% plus. larry: 91%. charlie: therefore, there is no incentive to work. larry: when he left and went in with general electric, they had ways and means to avoid all those high taxes, and that was one of the problems. it is very interesting. it was his republican treasury secretary that convinced kennedy that we should not only lower the tax rates which were outrageous, but we need o get rid of the loopholes that the well to do could take to avoid paying taxes. new business startups could ot avoid them. if you simplify the rates -- my point in this book is a simple point. charlie: isn't that a democratic argument as ell? larry: not recently. charlie: simpson bowles. the fundamental foundation of what they were arguing. larry: i will go back to the 980's.

this is the party of lincoln that will be back in the white house here and jack kemp my old boss, jackg dave chappelle up on that. i think that's terrific. >> paul, your reaction? >> history's important, but so are current events. the current veents aevents are donald trump won and he won in part by saying very racist things. the very textbook things of a racist statement. not my opinion. that paul ryan, republican speaker. when he attacked the judge for being a mexican-american, paul ryan said it was the very textbook of a racist statement. most american, i know jeffrey doesn't believe, but racist attacking our president as if he weren't legitimately our president. he enters this office not with a historical legacy of racism going back to thomas jefferson, doesn't bear that burden, but of lis own divisive and racist comments. he should also keep in mind, one thing i tell those guys, jeffrey, i know you will, they lost the election by 2.3 million votes by the time they count them all. a solid defeat of the popular will. the electoral college is how we do these things. he's absolutely l

reagan came back, partially sold by jack kemp, my friend the late jack kemp, and mentor. why don't we just go back to the jfk tax rate reductions. it worked. and kemp brought it to reagan. and reagan bought into it. he wasn't a natural tax cutter. >> we had the kemp roth bill and reagan became a believer in the incentive model. if you keep more of what you earn, work, invest, risk, you're likely to go back to it because of the rewards and incentives are strong. >> rose: i think reagan became convinced of that even earlier. he realized that he was making a fair amount of money in hollywood and was paying a tax rate of 70 plus-- 19 percent plus. >> 91%. >> rose: he realized, so there was no incentive to work because most of it was going to taxes. >> and he, when he left and he went in with general electric and so forth, they had ways and means to avoid all of those high taxes. and that was one of the problems. you know, it's very interesting in this, it was his republican treasury secretary, dowl dylan, the old banking house in incomer, that convinced kennedy that we should

that was a jack kemp candidacy there, or a rudy guiliani candidacy. and i truly believe that a good education and a good job is a lot better than giving somebody welfare. >> would you like to be part of it? >> i like what i'm doing right now, chris. it's too early for me to think about anything like that. >> we got a call to make, excuse me, mr. mayor. >> in the state of georgia, one of the earliest to close, one of the latest to be called, donald trump the projected victor there. 16 electoral votes. lot of talk that the democrats would be able to convert that. 244-209. and down on the board, it is a continued march of republican red, sweeping the american south. >> thank you. mr. mayor, are you still on? okay, we lost him. well, there you go. that map of red is continuous. it's contiguous. it's crossing the country. i still think this election is up in the air. i think pennsylvania is going to decide this thing. >> this is a change in status for us. wisconsin, arizona, too close to call, too close to call. >> they had both been too early before. >> n

my ex-wife was the assistant secretary when jack kemp was the secretary. it's a lot of flywood, paint and money, so a lot of people get in trouble there. you have to watch it carefully and closely. i don't think dr. carson has any experience on that. he's a great talker and comun kiter. i think his motives will be right. but he needs a good attorney or deputy to be the watchdog. reporter: a cuban-born sports writer confronting kaepernick over his t-shirt at a press conference. he says he has no idea what it was like to live under the cuban dictator. he's here to talk about it next. >> are you a believer in fidel castro. >> what he did do, he has a highlight a i rate because they invest more in their education system than their prison system which we don't do here. even though they are fully capable of doing that. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk about a financial strategy. you mean pay him back? so let's start talking about your long term goals. knowing your future is about more than just you. it's how edward jones makes se

think -- i know that president-elect trump has a very deep interest in using hud which is a place jack kemp had also used to really focus on helping the inner cities and on helping rebuild parts of america that have had terrible experience under liberal democrats. it's conceivable that he appealed to dr. carson to undertake this because dr. carson is in many ways a remarkable missionary figure. he's a person who really has a deep, deep support in the faith-based community and with home schoolers and others who, starting with his books and his movie, really see him as a figure to look up to. certainly ben carson, anything he did he would do extraordinarily well. he is a world class person in his skills and in his dedication, his commitment. he and his wife are both remarkable people. >> certainly they're the nicest people in politics i've ever met. what do you think of the idea of mitt romney going to the state department? >> i would be concerned, one, i think the vast majority of trump supporters will initially be very unhappy and will be reminded of all the things that romney said over the

the kind of person that reminds me of jack kemp and ronald reagan. somebody who could put a smile on what you would call stern principals. the stereotype of the republican is the unhappy, sober, cold water in the face person. whenever you saw giuliani, he was never not smiling. he could make you laugh while talking about serious things. i think the reason why this is taking longer, people think it's taking longer, they are replacing people. they're not replacing an ideology. remember, there's no ideology in this administration. it could be that there's so much diversity of ideas, hence, the quarrels and time it takes. i was thinking that if ted cruz was made secretary of state, he would be lying state. >> too much. by the way, before you go -- >> now we know when you got juan. >> here is an interesting thing. this fight because lisa talked about people need to be confirmed. you come to someone like john bolton, who is rudy's rival for the secretary of state. guess what? rand paul comes out and says never, never happening. rand paul is head of senate

bush appointed jack kemp who challenged him for the nomination in 1988. how about reagan joining forces with george hw bush after he called reagan's economic program voodoo economics which we all remember from ferris bueller. >> this was the case of a former nominee coming out to say this guy shouldn't even be running, certainly shouldn't be our nominee, certainly shouldn't be our president. it is a little different in that regard, isn't it? >> yeah, okay, you've come up with something that i can't find a parallel for. congratulations, neil. >> i'm curious, though, say it is true and he does join the administration, journalists will keep replaying tapes but you say that has a shelf life of so long, it could go a long way, get easy confirmation, wouldn't be some of the vetting issues that might accompany some others, including rudy giuliani. do you think that's playing the part here? >> well, it might but as you point out is there really anybody at least in politics who doesn't know where mitt romney stood on donald trump? that's not news. after awhile eve

jack kemp packing up big ideas and big ideas but it was about how to move forward. >> i think what youre saying is rules radicals being deployed. they end justify the means in the were seen this in politics being practiced with 21st century technology taking effect and it's tearing politics apart. >> i know you voted for donald trump's week. he promised yesterday with mike pence at his side york friend mike sent that he will hold a special session to repeal obamacare and replace it. premiums in north carolina there's one plan for 85% of participants. that plan went up 24% after 30% hike previous year. the benchmark went up 145%. the average increases 50%. this is a massive fail that hitting people write in their checkbook and the way they provide for their families. what are you going to do about it at the house maturity comes in and donald trump holds a special session? what do we replace the web? >> we are ready to do it. go to better.g.o.p.. we have a six-point plan showing what we can accomplishing 2017 with a unified reporting government and the point is trying to make yesterday o

your mentor jack kemp out there talking about big ideas and big debates with left-wing democrats aboutalism. it was how to move forward, not violence. >> radicals being deployed again to justify the means, ends justify means. is a link ski-style politics practiced with 20th century technology and ripping our politics apart. >> let's go with policy. you voted for donald trump this week. he promised with your friend mike pence he will have a special session to repeal obamacare and replace it. premiums in north carat line, that plan for individual participants, went up 24% after 30% hike. bent much mark plan in phoenix went up 145%. pat toomey went on. average increase in pennsylvania is 50%. this is massive fail hitting people right in their checkbook in the way they provide for their family. what will you do about it if the house majority is returned, senate majority comes in and donald trump holds that special session? what do we replace it with? >> we're ready to do it. go to better.gop. we have six-point plan we're running on showing what we can accomplish in 2017 with unified republ

's basically pulled jack kemp plan off and dusted it off., lower individual tax rates, rolling back regulations. get finance projects, and you are correct on that, and protectionism, which is odd with a free market view. i do think there is a plan, and i think the investment community will embrace it more than we think it will. francine: let's look at fiscal spending. there has been a clear economist thinking. donald trump may not be that bad. but how does he fund the fiscal spending? essentially he is cutting down taxes. jon: what donald trump will say is that if he is able to get the economy fast enough, it becomes self funding. it is the argument that was debated 30 years ago, which was if you can get the economy fast enough, can you cut taxes and have them pay for themselves? i am not defending one side or the other, but that was the argument. carl: but what will congress give him? congress has been disciplined about linking revenues to new expenditures. will congress give him the tax cuts unless he comes up with alternative financing? w

and you were on the forefront of it with dick gephardt, jack kemp and others.you think the political climate has changed, and made tax reform, which i think a lot of people on both sides of the aisle think is necessary. why has it become so much more difficult to get done today? >> because there is not the bipartisanship that existed then. we had a republican president, i was a democrat, democratic head of ways and means committee, republican head of the finance committee and we worked together to achieve an objective that i think served all americans. and that's the key thing that we need in the next two, four years. we need to be able to have legislators who are interested in governing, not interested in investigations or charges or character assassination. >> all right. >> we need people who can govern and i hope there could be 15, 30 or 40 republicans in the house who are reasonable people and if they decided they want to be legislators, we could have some real progress in this country. >> senator, thank you very much. senator bill bradley of new jersey. th

i remember jack kemp years ago created this approach where he empowered low income public housing residents when i was on the city council in dc, i worked with andrew cuomo. i think ben carson can do it. one thing he needs to do is he needs to be very visible in these communities, work with mares, city council members so he can come up with some creative ideas and stimulate the economy. he could do it, but he would have to want it. >> not everyone sees it as you do. here's one headline from slate. they said hud is essential to the fight against poverty. ben carson will lobotomize. what do you make of that? that's harsh. >> it is harsh. there are a lot of folks who are somewhat concerned because i did not support the president-elect, but i do that now we've got to fly the plane while we fix it, and i think with some of his advisers, if dr. carson would really look at some of these opportunities, you can stimulate some amazing things in inner city through hud block grant opportunities and i think we have to give him a chance, if he gets in there, and i think it's a two-way street. he can work

campaign for the washington post and then i left that to cover housing and urban affairs.ng at the time jack kempas the secretary in the bushon. administration. it turned out for years and years previous administrations people have been ripping thehe government off. it was only now surfacing to the extent it was happening. i spent time covering what was usually called the hud scandal. uncovering misdeeds that had gone on years before and people went to jail. the other interesting thing about covering housing and urban development is that it taught mi once again something i had suspected which is whatever you bring from your background to time iob will always inform you. i lived in buffalo new york in short time in public housing growing up. in living in the projects was not an enjoyable experience but years later when i was covering people who were living in publis housing or trying to make and send me i got who they were, i understood what the situationth was in the way that other reporters didn't get. every every experience i had in my life informed me by the time it got to journalism. i worked

jacks fall behind fourteen-nothing, quarterbcak blake kemp, the chandler native leading the comeback finds patrick baldenegro 14 yard touchdown. cuts the lead in half. nau wanting more, buckeyes joe touchdown. the valley kids making noise. but the jacks get rolled to finish 5 and 6 jacks get rolled to finish 5 and 6 sunday, the arizona cardinals can't buy a vowel or use a lifeline. they'll get no winning options from wayne brady or drew carey. big red has to to be the master of it's wheel or fortune to keep its playoff hopes alive. its playoff hopes alive. arizona going for its first win in minnesota since 1977 vikings have dropped four straight, but quarterback sma bradford and tightend kyle rudolph are very capable. for arizona, its the four straight games of playing teams with winning records records says, "...to do so ." says, "...to do so ." the arizona coyotes suffered more than a just loss to vancouver. veteran indefinetly after suffering two broken bones in his right leg. coach dave tippet said of the vet "he's a real heart and soul player. real heart and soul player. team pla

at the time, jack kemp was the secretary of housing and urban development .but a lot of things happened. it turned out for years and years, through his administration people have been ripping the government off and it was only now clear to the extent this it happened and it happened on my watch so i got to spend a lot of time covering what we usually would later call the hud scandal. covering these things that had gone on in many cases years before and people went to jail for this. the other interesting thing about covering housing and urban development is that once again, whatever it is you bring from your background to whatever your work is, it always will inform you. i lived when i was growing up in buffalo new york for a short time in public housing and living in the projects was not an enjoyable experience but years later when i was covering people who were living in public housing and were trying to make ends meet, i got who they were. i understand what their situations were, what their choices work in a way other reporters didn't get because they hadn'

jacks fall behind fourteen-nothing, quarterback blake kemp, the chandler native leading the comeback finds patrick baldenegro 14 yard touchdown. cuts the lead in half. nau wanting more, buckeyes joe logan, five yard touchdown. the valley kids making noise but not enough offense losing 48-21! the arizona coyotes have to play on without vetran brad richardson. the forward broke two bones in his right leg wednesday at vancover. arizona looks to snap a four game skid tonight at ((pause for animation)) thanks for joining us here on 3tv. for more local news, you can head over to our sister station cbs 5. jared and lindsey will have your top stories.. just . >>> we begin tonight with new details on last week's crash, which killed a young mother, as she and her children are crossing the street in chandler. >> we just learned her little boy is out of the hospital. memorial continues to grow. >>reporter: this 31 -year-old mother was killed when police say a man ran a red light and hit them in this intersection. the family was crossing in this crosswalk. now part of this memorial is this red ba