host: that was passed in juanita, nebraska. >> that is on the western side of nebraska. it is a wonderful little town. host: thanks so much. eddie in military, massachusetts. a republican. host: >> good morning. what hasn't been discussed is tax reform, like a bill of rights for doctors and nurses and hospitals. my wife just came out of a hysterectomy operation and the doctor charged 12,000, the anesthetist 8000. but do you know what a sterile operating room costs? $35,000. that is astounding. now, i have had previous experiences with the surgery and when they took the stitches out and took this apparatus, they through the instrument away. that was why the sterile operating room cost so much. they throw everything away. get reform if we don't have a bill of rights for doctors, nurses, hospitals. the costs just go through the roof. i would even suggest once they get through reform, they could start off health care by giving every citizen a couple hundred dollars. you can go to your local pharmacy to get a flu shot. -- regina.is i would like to basically address the social

alleged tng: ie russian speech juanita bill the hillary russian reset trumpory is a hoa. the late night rant came a mid growing calls from house democrats, the republican devon. news and to recuse himself from the russia probe into the associates. >> enough question has been raised in the public about whether he can lead a credible investigation in this. >> on monday, representative nunez acknowledged he had a secret meeting with an unidentified source on white house grounds last week. during which he says he viewed highly classified documents, about mr. trump's surveillance claims, nunez then briefed the president about it before talking to members of his own committee. >> i'm sure the democrats do want me to quit. because they know that i'm not quite effective. >> the development came on the same day the president's son-in-law, and senior advisor, jared kushner, voluntarily agreed to be interviewed by senate lawmakers, as part of their probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election, a mid revolution kushner sat down with russian ambassador at trump tower during the tr

. >> host: juanita, houston. please go ahead. we're listening. >> caller: yes. i do question for the author. if i'm not mistaken, most authors like to write books that are objective and outer factual, and directed to most of the population of anyone is interested in reading it. his comment about how hillary clinton now gets a lot of standing ovations because now the country knows what they got in president trump because of the last 50 days, and i'd like to know what he means by that. because beings that i'm one of the persons inside the basket of deplorable, i don't see anything wrong with the last 50 days of president trump's attempt to make america a little bit better as far as for the working person, the urban, the people who live in urban neighborhoods that are crime-ridden. his interest in bringing about k jobs to united states. i do see anything wrong with those attempts, so why would you make a comment about that just to lift up hillary clinton? >> guest: well, the standing on ovations was a joke. i mean, i've heard that and it was response to question ab

the first you are going to hear is one juanita roberts. it says we have corresponded asking the president and his family. what would you see if you were asked that question, the answer is i would say yes and roberts added they didn't ask what kind, did they come and know that i know that he likes pork and beans, pinto beans, lima beans, green beans. and marinated and used in a salad with ranch dressing. how do you prepare those for him? add a little pepper and cook them while unti a while until ts kind of thick. we use adelphia and mushrooms. the pinto beans cook like i do with salt, pork and ammo. you doctor them up. somebody has one and i need that also. i believe if you get the audio you can get the tape. another story involves franklin roosevelt. the white house food reputation during the administration was horrible. >> the problem was eleanor roosevelt was not interested in food and for much of the presidential history, the first lady usually had inactive hand in the operations because she knew what her husband liked and made sure wha

. >> juanita lives across the street and called 911.devastation in the light of day she worried about her neighbor because the fire was fast and his car still in the driveway. >> it was so fast, unbelievable fast. just could not believe it. >> reporter: the two story house in the sick ka more acres neighborhood, a total loss, a pile of brick debris and two chimneys remain. investigators made a discovery this morning. >> at this point we have located a body. we believe it to be the resident who lives there. but at this point no identification is being released. >> reporter: and the fire department will have to wait for the coroner to make an official identification before a name is released. for the cause of this fire flz a lot of work to be done here, a lot to sift through before investigators can figure that out. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. d.c. fire and dms say no one was hurt in a fire in northeast d.c. look at the smoke coming from the rowhouse on benning road just before 5:00 a.m. nobody was hurt. >>> new questi

juanita hayden lives across the street. she saw it all, including the parked cars in the driveway. she called 911. she was devastated and said all she could think about was her neighbor who was gone. >> tell me about your neighbor. >> very quiet. very nice man. never mess with anybody. he just live by himself here. >> investigators haven't identified the victim yet. as to how the fire started and where, that remains under investigation in montgomery county. >>> so investigators say that man charged with phoning in threats to jewish institutions, well he did it to get back at his former girlfriend. missouriless say they want to talk to juan thompson about the desecration of a jewish cemetery. investigatorssay thompson even mentioned hiss former girlfriend's name when he phoned in those threats. he i similar threats in our area. >>> vandals struck the only jewish cemetery in rochester, new york. now investigators don't necessarily think this is a case of anti-semitism. they say that's because the headstones were toppled and not defaced like similar cases across the country. andrew cu

juanita is in wyoming, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. do believe that gorsuch would be a good judge, and i am from the western states and we don't have a judge from the western states. i think that makes a difference. i thank you for your time. host: what difference does it make? why is it important to have a judge coming from that western background? caller: because we are, just being put down by everybody in new york and california, and i think that we need to judge -- a judge that will know what is going on and wyoming, colorado, utah, new mexico, and we don't have one. i think that would be wonderful. host: he is born in denver, colorado, went to columbia university and harvard law, oxford university in 2004. served as a law clerk in washington, d.c. what do you like and not like about his background? caller: i think he has a wonderful background. believe thei don't colleges are teaching what they should now, i believe it is all democratic. that is ok. i think he is still a good judge. host: margaret is in wasilla, alaska, independen

juanita says callers used to share important information but nowadays, it seems the callers only know what they get from the other network. david from pennsylvania. thatjust found a curious the trump administration just started but when they are pushing the new health bill, they say they only have one shot at this. do they know something that we do not know about the other shoe going to drop? that is all i have to say. -- thist me just share is the inside of cq weekly. experiencing -- experimenting with the poor. states are preparing to adapt changes in medicaid promised by the trump administration and congress. repealing and replacing the affordable care act will be the focus of a lot of debate this week you're in washington. port saint.6 -- from lucie, florida. talking about privacy and security. bringing up hillary clinton's illegal server in her basement. look at the past administration and you see their falsehoods and how they have an openserver and how much trouble we got into with edward snowden. russia knew exactly what was going on. they were even able to hack in. plans totha

all right, juanita, let's pick up on there.s the most important item next on the trump agenda that you would like to see go through? >> you asked if we poll our members. we certainly do every month in the small business economic trends report we've been doing for 40 years. for the last 30 years our members have been extremely consistent. it is tax reform and lower taxes, lowering health care costs and regulation. and we think these are the three things that this president has agreed to champion. he already has done an enormous amount of regulatory reform. if you look at number of executive orders, it is quite impressive. congress agreed to do tax reform for him. the biggest problem for small business in this tax reform plan is we need parity between rates of small businesses and large corporations. charles: right. >> that is going to be one of our biggest priorities for nfib. charles: that has been a big, big sticking block. i think a lot of politicians overlook that. i do have to ask, in detroit today, a border tax or border a