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malliotakis: i agree with you. ms. gallagher: because everybody who may not be limited in salt will be paying amt and they are no further ahead than they were. rep. malliotakis: i agree with you 100%. with salt, if we were able to increase that deduction do you have any estimates of what could cover the majority of middle-class families? ms. gallagher: i have not done that math. rep. malliotakis: no problem. just curious. around $23,000 was the average deduction from middle-class families with an income level of to hunt a thousand dollars to $500,000. today it would be more like $30,000. if you want to hit that income level or below. should we index it like the standard deduction so it goes up to keep pace with inflation? ms. gallagher: i think indexing is always fair. inflation and dollars go up tremendously. rep. malliotakis: do you think we should cap income eligibility so it is targeted to the middle class and not completely lift the cap? i think there is some concern from members across both sides of the aisle abo

malliotakis: that is not my understanding at all.understanding is, they are going after criminals and those i have seen are dangerous and committing crimes. we have tens of thousands of people who committed horrible crimes. in new york city alone.we have to make sure those people are removed. my constituents see it every day, read about it. there have been cops assaulted by people in the country illegally, people stabbed, a woman set on fire by somebody on the train and died, by the hands of someone in the country illegally. cops shot at by people in the country illegally and murder committed in nyc by people in the country illegally. it has to end. that is who this administration is prioritizing. if you are seeing something else, i would love to see that source. geoff: ok, that is congresswoman nicole malliotakis of new york. thank you. ♪ we start the day's other headlines with a growing crisis in congo. a rebel group known as m23, which is backed by rwanda has claimed the critical city of goma in the country's east. it's a major tr

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here with us now to discuss republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis of new york.e's the assistant whip for the house republican conference. conference, i should say. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us, starting on immigration. trump's border czar, tom homan, spoke with dana bash earlier today. i know you had spoken with him a few weeks ago. what can you tell us about how this mass deportation process is going to play out, and who specifically will be targeted, and when? >> yeah. >> well, it should really be beginning this week. tom homan made it very clear that they are focused on the dangerous criminals. he wants to rid our cities and our country of people who are members of the drug cartels, sex traffickers, gang members, criminals who have been wreaking havoc in cities like mine. we've seen thousands of of arrests in new york city alone of individuals that were let in by the biden administration. and so those individuals are the ones that they're focused on and will target new york city sanctuary law does prohibit cooperation, which makes it dif

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joining us are new york representatives tom suozzi a democrat and republican nicole malliotakis.discussions with the president-elect about salt and taxes but, first, how as both parties you look at fires and looking at the finance situation that you are looking at how you deal with that. first to you, congressman. >> i think it's important for us to remember that wildfires, any disaster doesn't discriminate against between democrats or republicans. and we have got work together to try help these people going through these desperate times there are disasters all other the country at different times throughout our history. nicole and i know it. we went through it in new york after 9/11. we need democrats and republicans to hang together to help people in their most desperate time. >> does it change the balance? does it change the finance thinking as you head into this looking to cut things and you have got this massive disaster in california? >> i think we always need to recognize that something tragic can happen it happened after september 11th, it happened after hurricane sandy.

joining us now, republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis of new york.gresswoman, thanks so much for being here with us. happy new year to you. i just want to ask you, first off, about this plan to do one big bill and try to get everything into it. how confident are you that you all can get that done in a timely manner? >> well, obviously it's going to be a big task and it is challenging considering we have a majority of one in the house. >> but i do believe that we made significant progress this past week. we were able to elect speaker johnson united in just one round of voting, and we had a very good meeting yesterday where we went over the game plan. we went over the procedures of what is allowed and what's not allowed in a budget reconciliation bill. and we we have a framework right now which we are beginning to hash out the details. and so i think that as long as we have good communication in our conference, the speaker keeps us informed of of what he wants to do, what his goals are, as does the president. and we get buy in and consensus. we can do

with us now is congresswoman nicole malliotakis, a republican from new york. representative, thank you so much for being with us. it's 9:22 a.m. on thursday morning. does mike johnson have the votes right now to be the next speaker of the house? >> um, i don't know if he has the votes right now, but i do believe that he will have the votes, and i'm not sure that it will be on the first round. but i do think by tomorrow we will have a speaker, and that speaker will be mike johnson. i know that he's been working the phones. i spoke with him last friday. >> we had a very good conversation. >> he's willing to take our suggestions and ideas and try to incorporate them into running the house better and making sure that this is a member driven process that we're not seeing deals being made and then coming to the conference expecting a rubber stamp. >> i think also making sure that he helps us score legislative wins throughout the year for our constituents is also something that he's he's heard and is willing to implement some changes there. so it's more member driven

joining us now is republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis of new york. she is the assistant whip for the house gop conference. congressman, thanks for joining us on this very busy friday morning. do you think johnson has the votes for a win? >> i do, i believe that speaker johnson will receive the gavel today. >> i'm not 100% sure he'll be on the first round, but i don't think it will take that long. i think that there's been a lot of progress made over the last 24 hours to make everyone happy and united going into this, and i think at the end of the day, look, we need to just get this job done. american people are waiting for us to get to work. they want workhorses, not show horses. so we need to do this in the least dramatic, least painful way possible and just get to work for the american people to make sure we do the job of securing our border. ramping up domestic energy production. getting our economy back on track, and extending those tax cuts that president trump used to stimulate the economy and lift americans out of poverty, as well as drive dow

also want to thank representative susan delbene as well as representatives adrian smith and nicole malliotakis for their partnership. together we introduced a resolution last congress calling to advance legislation to address that barrier, the issue of double taxation on income earned in the united states and taiwan. today americans who do business in taiwan and those from taiwan who do business from america must pay income tax in both places on the same earnings. that hurts businesses of all sizes, as well as individuals who spend time in each market. for example, without a double tax treaty, workers from the united states who are sent to taiwan to train for their job in a domestic chip facility can be taxed twice on the income they earn on the trip. the u.s. has eliminated this problem through bilateral income tax treaties with more than 60 countries, but not with taiwan. and that is because of its unique political status, which prevents us from negotiating a traditional tax treaty. as a result, among our top 10 trading partners, only taiwan lacks a double tax agreement. but we should forge

but that is not shared across the board congresswoman nicole malliotakis trying to stop this said houseact president-elect ready to act also says should not have come to this. >> wouldn't it be nice if governor and state did the right thing for once instead of hammering people over the head seeking more money, from their pockets to fund a broken system to fix this system to begin with, so it is not a black hole in the money actually goes toward improvements necessary to begin with. >> congestion pricing in manhattan is a go to start sunday, how it ends will be watched across the country because there are multiple cities that are interested in congestion pricing. cheryl: hoe how this plays out in courts with new jersey lawsuit hopefully will get an answer tomorrow, thank you for that live one way or another, john you know your reaction the economy in new york city another blow for those that live and work in this city. >> let's not forget, that congestion pricing in part intends to reduce carbon emissions more people on subways, as well as reduced driving in manhattan. and what we're fin

congresswoman nicole malliotakis is fighting against congestion pricing.ongress is ready to act, the president-elect is ready to act, it shouldn't have come to this. >> i did speak with donald trump personally, it is an issue, he understands what will happen on new york city, particularly its economy and in staten island and brooklyn, forced to pay thousands of dollars to another borough in which they live. >> reporter: right now this plan is ago. other cities will be watching. dc, miami, san francisco and los angeles are considering congestion pricing and they will consider how it plays out. the cameras are up, ready to go. all that needs to happen is for them to be switched on. any part that drives past 60th st. will be charged $9. that will happen for cars in lower manhattan through bridges and tunnels so for some drivers this will be thousands of extra dollars each and every year. ashley: just what we need, another attacks in new york city. thanks for outlining what is at stake. bernie sanders said he would put forward legislation on a key trump propos

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we've had several congress members on over the last several days, whether it was congresswoman m malliotakis, claudia tenney on the afternoon on fox business, they've all said, look, they're not cheap. they didn't say that. i'm saying that. that they're saying we have questions, we have concerns, they want to have a voice. they want to have a role in the first 100 days and in particular it seems that budget cuts are the biggest thing that you hear because there is a slim majority and so johnson, if he maintains the speakership and seems like he will, we shall see, he still has a slim majority overall and there may have to be working with democrats on some of these issues, emily, or not. i might be wrong. >> you're not going to see a lot of willingness from democrats to work to help the trump agenda. i think you're completely right that no one's a cheap date when have you a two seat majority. that means any speaker, speaker johnson or anyone else, will have to get everyone to the table and make everyone happy. we know that's a pretty impossible task. president trump changes the game here and

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it's also something that republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis called unfortunate. that's it for inside politics sunday. you can follow me on x at mk raju. follow the show inside politics. follow me on instagram at manu chao. underscore. roger. if you ever miss an episode, just catch up wherever you get your podcasts and search for inside politics. up next, state of the union with jake tapper and dana bash. jake is joined by democratic senators amy klobuchar and mark kelly, plus republican senator jim banks. a panel of brand new members of congress, thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> kobe, the making of a legend premieres january 25th on cnn. life. diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glucerna. bring on the day. >> hungryroot is here and i needed it because my fridge is super empty. >> 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. it is crunch time for our family. >> honestly, i barely hav

we had nicole malliotakis, the republican member of congress who represents new york's staten island,n yesterday on some things may be seen as more i use the word moderate here. i'm sure she would object to that, but maybe a more mainstream republican member. this is what she had to say about the situation and those who might oppose johnson the members who are holdouts, they're not they're not being reasonable when they think that we can govern without some type of negotiation, without some type of bipartisanship. >> and that's part of the problem. they want everything. they want all or nothing, and they're willing to risk our majority and in the in the congress over it. and i think that's the wrong approach. every relationship, every government, every business requires some type of negotiation. and that's where they need to be reasonable. >> so openness to negotiate with democrats. you're smiling brian, why? >> i mean, that's that's the challenge that the that the speaker is always going to have. right. it's you know, what is their appeal. you know, how much are they going to rely on

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