joe kennedy kills himself fighting the nazis. i'm going to kill the nazis and he killed himself in an amazingly dangerous mission over occupied france over the b-2 targets and jack missing for a week, he could have been gone easily, but was cut in half by that japanese destroyer, risking their lives and bobby couldn't get to get into a ship. he gave up his rotc, just so he could get into a ship. so, they were great americans, the kids. i grew up with a family like this, my grandmother came here from ireland and she has pictures on the wall of my dad in the navy, my uncle in australia as an air corps guy. army air course and george in the tank helping to liberate the camps. there's a great american pride for the immigrants and the kids fighting for the country. the kennedys were like that. the kids were so much better than the father. and anytime they brought up joe kennedy, and et johnson brought up how the old man was an appeaser, a neville chamberlain umbrella guy and thought hitler was great and he said that in front of camera

joe kennedy did not have that great of a name. cspan: who was jfk's approval rating in early november of '63? was he going to kind of sweep or -- >> i remember as kid looking at "u.s. news & world report" i used to read as a kid it was close. but i think he -- presidents got reelected in those days. think about it, not since hoover somebody defeated for re-election. that was the great depression. i don't think nixon would not have run. i think he would have beaten goldwater. the guy he wase afraid of, he ws afraid of rockefeller. then rockefeller got divorced. his new wife happy left four kids through her first husband. this is just, this killed the deal. the american people were not going to like somebody just had that kind of a marriage. it was a deal-breaker. so, it ended up being goldwater. would have been very hard for goldwater to win although i love goldwater. not love, liked gold water as kid. he was libertarian. leave me alone. live my life. when you're 18 years old, that soundsmy really good. libertarianism. when you get

ambassador who is the american ambassador filling so wonderfully filling the shoes of the departed joe kennedy. now around that table that evening were the elements in those american friends of britain's salvation. they were also the elements of extraordinary personal pain. because during that dinner the intreped valla, frank sawyers brought with him a portable radio and said listen to the news. and that is when winston and the others first heard the news of pearl harbor. the japanese attack on america. now for winston as a statesman this was everything he had been hoping for. at last he was able to get america involved. but couldn't you imagine the collision of feelings that he must have had when he embraced his had american friends, harriman and winen because they were great, great friends and great allies. but the ost ear and sometimes arrogant haurman was also the lover of pamela and they, he was helping tear her marriage to randolph apart. and winen was in love with sarah and it was to be an unfulfilled love which caused them both great misery and i think eventually contributed to winen's

man and an american ambassador who is the american ambassador filling the shoes of the departed joe kennedy. now around that table that evening were the elements and the american friends. britain's salvation. they're also the elements of extraordinary pain. because at that dinner, the intrep intrepid valet came into the room and brought with limb a portable radio and put it on the table and said listen to the news. that when winston and the others heard the news of pearl harbor, the japanese attack on america. now for winston as a statesman, this was everything he had been hoping for. at last he was able to broaden out the war and get america involved. could you imagine the collision of feelings that he must have had when he embraced his american friends hairyman and winant? because they were great, great friends and great allies. but the arrogant harryman was also the lover of pamela. and they -- he was helping tear her marriage to randolph apart. and wynant was in love with sarah. and it was to be an unfulfilled love which caused them both great misery and i think eventually contributed t

jason, i am telling you, you serve there whether it's joe kennedy or morton or peter west. oo welch. those are all democrats. some viewers don't want to hear it but 99.9% of us get along well in personal interaction. we have a hyperfocus on conflict in the country. the fact we get along doesn't make the news. what makes the news if there is one member on either side yelling at each other. i am entered in unity and that's what tim and i want to write about. >> an honor and privilege to serve you with in the united states congress. partying words? a good movie or new year's resolution? >> well, chairman gowdy is always telling me to ask better questions of witnesses at hearings. since he is older and wiser, i will take that advice to heart. >> do you have any words of wisdom or good movie or show that provides inspiration? >> i wish you a happy new year and johnny, you and mitchell a happy new year. jason a privilege to serve with you. johnny, you are my favorite member of the house. holiday movies. one that i found inspirational is narcos. >> i thought he was going to say ba

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and one of the reasons i got there was that kind of joe kennedy shoeshine moment.one of my mortgage traders was getting its haircut and his illegal immigrant, you know, drug addict hairdresser said she was going to buy apple. and she felt bad she sold it because it had gone up further. and he said, you know, aren't you worried about, you know, the product cycle and all of that? and she says, oh, when the tv thing comes out, it's going to be huge. and said, well, that's the type of thing that you get when people are falling over each other to beat everybody else's price target. >> do you think at some point collapses? there was all of this skepticism going into the creation of the euro. now we see brexit. >> well, the euro has been going up through all of this. the euro is something at a local high. it was up at 120 a couple of weeks ago. >> and the dollar has had a horrible year as a result. >> it has been the worst trade of the year for most investors because the number one recommendation from so many strategerists was highest conviction rate for 2017 is long the

yesterday i met with dreamer, joe kennedy and stephanie murphy and i. and they told us.aid we don't need politics right now. we need leadership. they don't care where the solution comes from. they just need leadership. >> really quick, what is he going to do to john mccain? is he going to send a mean tweet to john mccain? does he have any idea who john mccain is? >> the guy is like canned tuna. he is so easy going. >> this is the toughest living human being that you can find. but i do think if he picked john mccain as an adversary, and he has, i can't think of another example where a man so unworthy has chosen as his adversary a man so deeply worthy as john mccain. >> well said. all right. when we come back, we'll turn to the man at the table investigating donald trump's potential ties to russia, and find wrought the inquiry stands. stay with us. ♪ the moment a fish is pulled out from the water, it's a race against time. and keeping it in the right conditions is the best way to get that fish to your plate safely. bacteria can multiply to high enough levels that even cook

one that i talked about at aspen, joe kennedy and i had an opportunity to sit in a panel, talking about bipartisanship, the domestic homefront. he and i have a bill that has already passed the senate. he is working hard to get it passed in the house. a topic that all of a sudden is very timely, to bring much more resources to the victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. attorneys to represent, mostly seeingwho as you are across different parts of american society, have been abused. bill, but i huge think it is important bill, and joe's the lead guy in the house, i'm the lead guy in the senate, it has already passed the senate. and on the were personal front, tomorrow night, julienned i will go have dinner with one of my colleagues who i consider a good friend, sheldon whitehouse. do you know sheldon whitehouse's politics and dan sullivan's politics? i can't believe these guys are going to dinner. but that happens. sheldon whitehouse and i have a bill that has already pass the senate call the save our seas act about cleaning of the ocean, trying to get it passed in the house. so

congressman joe kennedy in the house has introduced a companion bill where it likewise has very, very broad bipartisan support. some of the most conservative republicans, some of the most liberal democrats, a broad array of support in the house just like it's had here in the senate. when it passes through both chambers, the bill will be a robust first step in making more lawyers available, working on a pro bono basis for victims and survivors who can't afford representation. and, mr. president, there are thousands, tens of thousands who fall into that category, unfortunately. so what is the problem that we're trying to solve here? domestic violence and sexual assault happens every hour, every day, in every part of our country. according to a recent study by the center for disease control, roughly 25% of american women will be victims of domestic assault in their lifetimes. one in four. 25%. that is a horrendous statistic. every day in the united states, on average, three women are killed by a current or former intimate partner, according to the national network to end domestic violenc

i would say the democrats equally have that type of group, with tim ryan and seth molton and joe kennedyes, we need to do a better job making sure they're in the balance. neil: not the top, top. >> not the top. neil: it's the cocoon of the party. the closer i get on cocoon, the more i support cocoons, you know what i'm saying? that's what's necessary of saying, democrats are getting cocky right now. they look at the polls. >> i don't buy the polls at all. polls mean nothing, i think we need to be as a party more aspirational. being the party of anti-trump is not a winning solution. being the party of for something. we're all americans, we like to go in and vote for someone that's for something not because they're against something. in the rain, people aren't going to the voting booth if it's raining and they are against something. if they are for something, they'll be voting, voting, voting. we need to change our narrative. we need to be as a democratic party, a pro-growth party. we can't just look the the entitlement side. neil: real quickly, bitcoin. >> a couple days ago, listen, i was

joe kennedy and i had the opportunity to sit on a panel when we were there.ing about bipartisanship. for the domestic homefront. he and i have a bill. it has already passed the senate. he is working hard to get it passed in the house. on a topic that all of a sudden is very very timely. to bring much more resources to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. essentially, attorneys. to represent mostly women who, as you are seeing across different parts of american society, have been abused. okay? it is not a huge bill but i think it is a really important one. and joe is the lead guy and how scared i am the lead guy in the senate. he already passed the senate. and it is on a more personal front. tomorrow night julie and i will buy dinner with one of my colleagues so i consider a good friend in the senate, sheldon whitehouse. if you know his politics, and dan sullivan his politics, you might be like, i can't believe these guys are going to dinner. but that happens! as a matter of fact sheldon whitehouse and i have a bill that has already passed the sena

one that i talked about at aspen -- joe kennedy and i had the opportunity to sit on a panel when we were there to talk about or the domestic homefront. he and i have a bill, it has or a past the senate. he is working hard to get it passed in the house on a topic that is very timely. to bring much more resources to the victims of domestic assault. especially attorneys who who, ast mostly women you are seeing across different parts of american society, have been abused. bill, but ia huge think it is an important bill. is the lead guy in the house and i am the lead guy in the senate. and tomorrow night, on a more personal front, julie and i are going to have dinner with one of my colleagues, sheldon whitehouse. do you know his politics? and dan sullivan's politics? you might be surprised we are going to dinner. but that happens. as a matter of fact, sheldon whitehouse and i have a bill called -- save our seas act. there is a lot more of that that goes on. that, in terms of foreign policy and national security, to position ourselves from a strong perspective in the future, we need to have th

that is about as bipartisan as it gets so i talked about aspen joe kennedy and i had the opportunity to sit on a panel talking about bipartisanship or domestic home front we have a bill already passed the senate on a topic that is very timely to bring much more resources to victims of domestic violence. to represent mostly women that we are seeing across different parts of american society that isn't a huge bill but important as the lead guy in the house and the senate and on a more personal fund then we will have dinner with one of my colleagues i consider a good friend sheldon whitehouse. if you know their politics you would say i can't believe they are going to dinner but that happened in fact we have a bill already passed the senate about cleaning up the ocean debris trying to get past in the house. there is more that goes on but i just think that to position ourselves in a strong perspective to have that cooperation strong growth is imperative strengthening and deepening our alliances is imperative better cooperation on foreign policy national security issues with the executive

joe biden understands. he understands the plight of the working man. he's from scranton, pennsylvania. kennedy: more than populist bernie sanders? >> i think joe biden is the working man. i think it was how he treated our former colleague on "the view." that exchange speaks to why he would be. >> good candidate. kennedy: she said the first person they called to talk about his son. you can't have it both ways. >> i think what you are starting to see is candidates like danica rome. and justin fairfax. but you are starting to see young candidates come out of nowhere and win these races because they understand the issues. they work hard and they are having real conversation with the voters and not depending on the democratic establishment. kennedy: you know why i think howard dean is so scared of old people in because young people who will be voting in the future hate the two-party system. they don't care who you say they should vote for because they are a democrat. >> i think one of the biggest problems the democratic party has, we have to change how we do business. we have to make sure the old f

so markham and cousin joe get a call from kennedy, and then the next day they're actually upset among other things, at the fact that he didn't report this incident in a timely fashion. - right. - right? - there's a lot of different theories on what actually happened that night, but one of the things that is covered is at this night out where there was a lot of alcohol, and there was a lot of married men and single women, that this event occurred, ted came back to the house, and he asked for two people. one happens to be his cousin who essentially raised as a brother with him, and another was a lawyer. and so it was definitely pursuing a legal solution from this, but it's hard to characterize it without looking at some of the emotional impact that ted had gone through. we know his brothers were killed. and we know that he was young, and we know that he was pursuing good things. we know he was corrupted, that he was a philandering drunk. but it's hard to separate that from the humanity of who he was, and i think jason does an amazing job portraying him. - and it's hard also to not think

joe jonas was the first in 2008, followed by taylor lautner. ♪ we are never, ever, ever getting back together. >> john myer, tai already kennedy, john stiels, calvinbout boys and dating the singer has said since we first met taylor. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you you can whatted in ♪ >> in a relationship, you run out of things to talk about. if you can laugh about everything like best friends then you're set. >> i write songs, i write all my songs, they're inspired mostly about boys honestly. but i don't date much. so i'm not really getting heart broken a lot. >> i really want to ask you now. could you not write songs about us. >> they say that when we're breaking up. you better not write a song about this. oh, i won't. and then i do. i'm not going to walk home with any men tonight. i'm going to go hang out with my friends. and then i go home to the cats. >> no men allowed. >> men get me in trouble. ♪ best people in life are free >> we know taylor is known for keeping her girl squad close. and one singer who's been team taylor all the way is selena gomez. let's flash back to when we first met selena. >> i am from grand prairie, texas.

kennedy eight years ago. more recently former vice president joe biden's son in 2015. in september senator mccain told 60 minutes he is being treated with chemotherapy and radiation. >> it is a poor prognosis. i said i understand. let go what we can and get the best doctors we can find and do the best we can. >> in a statement the senator's office said he is being treated for side effects of the cancer therapy. he looks forward to returning to work as soon as possible. nobody is suggesting tonight that the senator won't be able a plan next week. >>> "washington post" reports president trump is refusing to agree that russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election. the "washington post" correspondent greg miller said it is causing turmoil among the trump staff. >> it is personal. he views it as a historic win. it is personal. that's why we write about this. what makes this strange is that a president's personal insecurities affect how a government responds to a threat. >> that is based on interviews with 50 current and u.s. former officials. >>> coming up next, we'l

joe is, sr. i think he's the biggest horse's ass. >> rose kennedy got her sons to compete. she would wear army air force medals and make jack feel he had to get the tie clip made into a brooch. the whole thing got dramatic in terms of militaryism. he was the hero of the south pacific after saving his pt crew. so he is staying one more mission. the mission is frightening. it is to fly a heavily loaded plane wi plane, turn over two, and bail out at the last minute. >> who thought that up? >> what are the odds of him surviving that? he gets a letter from his father, his loving father. son is, i figured out why you're still in europe. because the toughest mission in europe is easier and the easiest in the south pacific. in other words, you're dodging. he was in cahoots with some chicken who is chickening out of the tough combat missions. he is about to risk his life. he ended up giving his life. the old man was not good. >> jack goes and does pt 109. joe gets killed flying in a mission. bobby can't get in because his dad won't let him. >> bobby, said, no, i'm joining the navy.

joe owe nas was the first in 2008. followed by taylor ♪ never ever ever getting back together ♪ ♪ we >> reporter: then came john mayer. jake gyllenhaal. c connor kennedy now, the current guy is joe alwyn. here's everything on the record about boys and dating she's said. ♪ because i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ >> ebt eventually, you run out of things to talk about. if you can laugh like best friends, you're all set. ♪ now i'm lying on the cold hard ground ♪ i write my own songs. i'm inspired by boys. i don't date much. i'm not really getting heart broken a lot. they never go and be like, i want to ask you out. could you not write songs about us. they say that when we're breaking up the. you better not write a song about this. oh, i won't. i'm not going to walk home with any men tonight. i'm going the hang out with my friends. then i go home to the cats. >> no men allowed. >> men get me in trouble. ♪ people in life are free >> reporter: you may know that taylor's bff is sell lean in gomez. sell lean in appeared in the "bad blood" video. do you remember how selena got her start or how yong she was when she fell for justin bieber? tomorrow,

john kerry, john joe biden, pat leahy, the late pat kennedy was on board. it took the individual rate from 50% to 28%. big cut for the individual rate. the corporate tax rate went from 46% to 34%. so a big cut in the corporate tax rate was a big part of that reagan bill. and all four of those democrats, not to mention 33 senate democrats were on board and 170-something on the house side. why is it so different this time around, bill? >> i think to be fair, the buck kinnization of the parties. i think republican party is further to the right than it was. look, i said all along that i thought donald trump was the more conservative candidate than ronald reagan and i served in ronald reagan's cabinet. and that cabinet of donald trump is more conservative real movement is the left. read ted kennedy's speeches on foreign policy or economics or taxes and you are absolutely right. it was what we call today centrist, moderate democratic party there is a question, isn't there, martha, whether a centrist democrat can get nominated and succeed will he pass the muster o

you talked about this, joe biden, john kerry, al gore, bill bradley, ted kennedy voted for the reagan tax cuts. who you do you think these guys do in 2018, these democrats? >> they will run into a wall of resistance from the conserve sieve side, because this is something that people want to see. one of the things that interests me in my district of tennessee, what people will say is look, i didn't vote for donald trump or maybe i'm not that excited about donald trump but i sure like his policies. i sure like what's happening hag with my 401(k). i sure like this economic growth and by the way, we're hearing that tax relief isthe way. when you say yes it is, they're all for it. it doesn't matter if they're an independent, a democrat or republican. they want to see better days ahead for their families, and that is the bottom line. liz: congressman, there are strange similarities between the polls today and the polls of the reagan tax cut era of 1986. >> yeah. liz: look at this, 26% of americans liked the tax cuts today, according to new monmouth poll. in the 1986 area, only 22% liking th

. >> liz: it was so compelling the reagan tax cuts that al gore, joe biden, john kerry they all voted for it so did ted kennedy. let's get to house minority leader nancy pelosi revealing the only fix to the debt is to raise taxes. that's the only cure for everything is tax hikes. watch what nancy pelosi says that the back end of the sentence. >> nancy: no, it is the end. healthcare, the debate on healthcare is like death. this is armageddon. this is a very big deal. let's be truthful with the american people about that. they throw a few crumbs to the middle class but they give with one hand, they takeaway and bounty with the other. >> liz: well, there was a back end, producer can you give me the back end of what nancy pelosi said about tax hikes, because you clipped it. she said the only way to fix problems is to raise taxes and i don't know why that was cut but that's what she said at the end of it go ahead fred what's your comment? >> fred: there's one word if you look at all of the democratic statements about the tax bill and tax reform and so on, one, they are for raising taxes but two, they never talk abo

kennedys were looking for a way to bobby to fit into washington. jack was already there bobby got his way to the senate staff he was working on the joe mccarthy committee he did not like that and got out within six months. so i trace what happened in the 60s. bobby kennedy was not the same person that he was in 61 there were segregationists who were not segregationists and 68. when you look at what happened to people's opinions and their view of the world, kennedy changed an average amount for someone with her eyes open in that period of time people went to much more dramatic changes with the bigger pendulum swing i get into that "in-depth" how the 60s changed everyone. gene mccarthy and everyone else in the senate voted for the gulf of tonkin resolution that is what president johnson used to wage a full-fledged war gene mccarthy wanted that vote back a few years later he ended up running for president because the neck, once the hero, the hero of the integration of the university of alabama standing in the doorway steamrolling over governor george wallace a couple years later under secretary of state testifying to the foreign relations committee were j

joe biden democrats. i say those names because they voted for the reagan tax cuts. ted kennedy joe biden did and chuck schumer did. >> one thing i hope the gop has learned from the process is how to better get their message out. when you look at the polls, the majority of the people don't like this deal. they should. they need to do a better job. stuart: break the monopoly on the establishment media. that does nothing for you, young man. [laughter] >> thank you to matt schlapp, dan heninger right here. liz and ash, as always. i think it's yet another historic day in politics and money. >> it is. stuart: the dow industrials up 108 points, we're at 24,834. my time is up. neil, it's yours. neil: you know what i admire about you, stuart? you acknowledge on air the tax package is not going to help you, you will pay more. you and i come from the same high-tax state of new jersey. i don't share your enthusiasm. [ laughter ] >> i thought i'd say that. i know do you, actually, neil, i think both of us want to see a prosperous america. big deal. neil: maybe. stuart: yeah. neil: great sho

joe manchin is not in the leadership. >> you have lost alabama. republicans need every vote. they need susan collins. they can't lose her. >> kennedy: they can't. is so powerful now. white house says it will have plan for infrastructure plan in a few weeks. president trump focus on selling the proposal on the first state of the union address. that's coming up january 30th. unlike tax reform, infrastructure bill will need at least some democratic support for it to pass. democratic congresswoman debbie dingell says she is keeping an open mind. >> i will work with donald trump on anything that helps the working men and women of my district so yes i will work with him on infrastructure if he will work with us. we need to do something about infrastructure for decades. we have got an aging infrastructure with potholes and highways that aren't working and bridges that are in trouble. we need to do something together to fix our infrastructure if we are going to stay competitive as a nation. >> >> kennedy: all right. lisa, it's willing democrats aren't going to be as willing to compromise on healthcare. there is such a huge divide philosophically. infra

it's the same type of tumor that killed senator ted kennedy and beau biden -- the son of former vice president joeiden. in a statement-- the senator's office said mccain is dealing with normal side effects from his treatment. ( darya ) president trump says that republicans are "very very close to a historic legislative victory." a vote could happen next week on a plan to slash taxes for businesses... and give most people tax cuts starting next year. the president praised house and senate negotiators at a white house lunch meeting. the agreement drops the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from the current 35 percent and takes effect in 2018 rather than 20-19. it also allows individuals to deduct up to 10-thousand dollars in state and local taxes. that's a move intended to ease the concerns of house republicans - including those from california. ( darya ) police in southern california raid three illegal pot grows -- owned by the same woman. they arrested her along with eight men. one of the grows was on the same block as a police precinct. a á67-thousand dollar power bill at one of the grow houses ti

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kennedy. he tells the story of he arrives in the rickety bus he's going to be stationed. joe says, how did you know that. kind of gringo red hair. the gentleman said, i want to thank you, 30 years ago. a peace corps volunteer was thanked for the water. >> literally the ripples of hope. there are so many of them that have had distinguished careers. impacted their lives. whether it's -- can we continue to galvanize that in today's environment. >> we think of the world in simple categories, there were a lot of people. >> a blue part of the world against the red part of the world, it was cold war. i think the peace corps helped him. he already was on his way in many ways to see the world in its great complexity. he really thought a lot about latin america, he started the lines for progress early. he thought a lot about africa, which not too many of our presidents have done. state visits from the brand new presidents of democratic african countries, just coming out of european colonialism. i thought a lot about asia and the way it fit in or it didn't fit in to the cold war, he was

. >> kennedy: alabama is a very republican state, you agree that he is likely to flip and cross the aisle then people like joeitkamp, some of the other democrats who are in red states. >> marie: asked him i think he is in that camp, absolutely, because i found a candidate who is credible, respected in the state, and he was able to run a good campaign. i think doug jones was respecte respected. they kicked them out in 2020. i think as we look to the end of 2017, one of the stories that we will be very happy to never talk about again as the alabama senate race. can everybody agree on that? >> katie: unless republicans see that no seat is to read not to keep. >> marie: and states can flip, bill clinton won louisiana, so everybody going to the election needs to keep that in mind. >> brian: what i would like to add to virginia and alabama, the aberrations, whatever, the only thing that keeps coming through his turnout. the democrats are getting the turnout, because they are motivated. republicans have the money and they think they have the candidate, if they do not go out to the polls and candidate, they are going

joe biden how recorded robo calls on behalf of doug jones. those robo calls going out to alabama voters statewide today. back to you guys in new york. >> kennedy: me time, not all republicans are getting behind roy moore. in fact some g.o.p. members of congress setting up the criticism of their party senate candidate. >> i didn't vote for the democrat or advocate for the democrat but i couldn't vote for roy moore. the state of alabama deserves better. but in the constitution requires us if he wins, we have to seek him. they will immediately be an ethics investigation. will have greater opportunity for us to look into all of the issues, the allegations and perhaps even talk with some of the folks who were witnesses. that will give us a clear picture. >> it doesn't represent me, i don't think it represents republican women as well and cory gardner. >> so what is the problem for republicans if he wins or if he loses? >> i think this is the lulu's. i would love to have a republican vote in the senate. i would hate to lose a seat but there were other things that come into play. and the thing is fundamentally and i say it an opinion, and about i am

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joe. >> yeah. i'm just looking at "the wall street journal." they have a great layout of where the gop plan stacks up in history. it is -- historically, it's significant. it's not as big as kennedy's. also not as big as reagan's in 1981. jeffrey goldberg, i became a republican in the early 1980s, in large part, because i believe the democrats taxed too much, spent too much and were too reckless with -- well, fiscal matters. i have spent the last 40 years watching deficits explode, the federal debt explode. by democrats and republicans but it seems like republicans have owned it a lot more. i'm just trying to figure out -- let's play devil's advocate here. what is the upside to this tax increase? let's try to be positive this morning. because we've been -- i've been attacking it for raising the debt, for being the wrong tax cut at the wrong time, increasing income disparity. is there a chance that actually this could grow the economy, this could help work iing class americans? is there any tax cut in history that suggests that? >> i don't think so, joe. i mean, the upside -- i'm refracting this through politics as usual. republicans look like they could do something. in particular,

kennedy proposed in his 1963 state of the union. at best, it's lower than that. >> it's not the biggest in the last five years. >> exactly. getting being to where we started the show. joe may want to push back on this, trump said this is a tax cut, except it isn't really, if you look at 2019, 54% of this tax cut is going to go to people making more than $75,000 a year and 16% is going to go to people in, who are mack less than $75,000 a year -- making less than $75,000 a year. so to say the middle class is going to benefit, yes, can you say that. tail get their $100 or $600, but they're getting 16% of this total tax cut of $280 billion in that year. if you turn to -- from so, steve, far from pushing back, i just happened to have my op ed from washington post this morning. let me read you a helpful paragraph. what fools donald trump made of those midwestern voters who wanted the reality star to go after washington and new york elites. the fail twod big author report third down week, if you're a billionaire with your own company and are happy to use your private jet so you can commute from a low tax state, this is a god send. private firms and real estate executives will