complete respect for orrin hatch in this matter and, and hatch would never, never do something that

are a growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition

and senator orrin hatch also commented on twitter. we should call evil by it name. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas to go unchallenged here at home. >> no matter our color, creed, religion, or political party, we are all americans first. >> reporter: also under scrutiny. the time it took the president to respond. as these horrific scenes were unfolding, the first response from the white house came not from the president, but the first lady. she tweeted, our country encourages freedom of speech. but let's communicate without hate in our hearts. no good comes from violence. #charlottesville. it took her husband 40 minutes more to send out his first tweet. reporters sought to press the president. >> do you want the support of these white nationalist groups? >> reporter: he ignored them. later, the white house sought to clarify the troubling phrase on many sides saying the president was condemning hatred, bigotry,

complete respect for orrin hatch in this matter and, and hatch would never, never do something that chairman grassley doesn't want him to do in that committee. >> can you imagine if we're going to get the transcript of all ten hours of that testimony all on the dossier from the guy who knows enough about it to say, i stand by it? and he just spent ten hours defending it. >> you know what i'm worried about? i'm worried about what time we're going to get the transcript. rachel, say it's like, i don't know, 8:30 p.m. for example, just as a way of ruining your life. >> i'll just tell you if it comes out after dinnertime on the east coast, would i commit to doing at an minimum is just reading it out loud on tv. >> just random pages. just anything. >> yeah. >> and it will be breaking news by definition. >> if it comes out by lunch time, we'll act it out. if it comes out by dinner time, you're just going to get it raw. >> thanks, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> well, even after issuing his very first presidential pardon, president trump clearly does not know that the acceptance of a pardon is an a

ashley: gop senate tax reform leader orrin hatch, saying it would be quote, miraculous if president trumpieve lower tax brackets for americans. that doesn't sound good. keith, do you agree with what mr. hatch has to say? >> i tell you what the honorable senator has been in there a long time. he is one of the very few i believe knows what he is talking about. for him to say miraculous, it gives me pause. ashley: yeah. it is a bit, very disappointing to had to what we saw with health care reform. now this, john. >> it is disappointing. revenue neutral, fiscal stimulus appears to be an oxymoron. the only time you get real tax reform and tax cuts is the economy is in great danger or shrinking. ashley: and it is not. >> it is not happening. no sense of urgency. ashley: let's talk about the tesla model 3. it will cost you more than the advertised 35,000, the mainstream version. that price tag a little deceiving. liz: it is just shy of double that if you want it fully loaded. comes in at $62,000. ashley: ouch. liz: a 35 million new vehicle from tesla, elon musk wants a million cars a year produc

this is orrin hatch. orrin match saying the senate majority leader has been the best leader we've had in my time in the senate, through very tough challenges. i fully support him. i can't believe that orrin hatch believes mitch mcconnell is better than bob dole, but he's saying it today. orrin hatch is the chair of the senate finance committee where your tax cut bill has to go. orrin hatch and mitch mcconnell are the two people you need to get your tax bill through the united states senate. >> and mitch mcconnell is the king maker in every other committee in the senate that is also senate intelligence, that could play a very key role in unaerngting trump's relationship with the russians. trump has no leverage over mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell is a wiley senate parliamentarian, and i don't know where trump thinks he'll ultimately cause change in mcconnell's life if he doesn't repeal obamacare for him. this is vintage trump. in the late 80s, he got into this very famous brawl with ed koch because ed koch

we will hear from orrin hatch.oes he think congress will get a done on tax reform by the end of the year? a look at that and ahead on "sunday morning futures". >> the u.n. security council voting unanimously yesterday to impose new sanctions on north korea following a series of missile tests. the sanctions banning 1 billion dollars in exports out of north korea. i'm joined right now by the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. ambassador haley, wonderful to see you. thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks. it is a new day at the u.n. >> it is a new day at the u.n. tell us the impact of this. and why this resolution was so important? >> it's an incredibly strong day for the united states. it's a strong day for the united nations. it's a strong day for the international community that wanted to send a message to the north korean regime that we were done. the time of talking is over. we made that very clear on monday. and the time for action has happened, and now it is time for north korea to decide

and that is there are democrats in the swing state and orrin hatch has a reputation for crossing theion done. he wrote an incredible op-ed that i thought was really interesting, i believe it was in time magazine where he talked about compromising and negotiating with teddy kennedy back in the day. he called it an unlikely friendship. they were on total polar opposites of the aisle, but they came together to get children's health insurance, americans with disabilities act and religious freedom act done and certainly, if anyone can get it done, could orrin hatch be the guy who then reaches across and works with democrats? >> well, i mean, whether it's orrin hatch or someone else, i think that it's harder to have that partisan divide over tax policy where it's not as black and white -- it doesn't appear as black and white to people and the nuance gets lost. so i think you're right that there could be some democrats that will cross over on tax policy issues, specifically if there's a middle class tax cut. now, many democrats are going to oppose tax cuts across the board, particularly for

are a growing number of republicans that says the president needs to be doing more, marco rubio, orrin hatch, ted cruz, calling this domestic terrorism. do you agree this was domestic terror? >> it does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute. we are pursuing it when the department of justice in every way that we can make a case. you can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serious charges that can be brought because this is an unequivocally unacceptable and evil attack that cannot be accepted in america. so absolutely that is a factor that we'll be looking at. >> you have said the president will speak out again on this and there was senator cory gardner of colorado who said this -- >> call this white supremacism, this white nationalism evil and let the country hear it, let the world hear it. it's something that needs to come from the oval office and this white house needs to do it today. >> it's a republican senator from colorado. is that coming now from the president? >> well, the president, i suspect, will be talking to the country again so

and by members in both chambers already to get us there, particularly finance committee chairman orrin hatch. chairman hatch has been working hard with his fellow finance committee members, senators from both sides of the aisle, literally for years on this issue. and he continues to lead the way today. under his leadership and the leadership of chairman brady and the house, congress tax writing committees will advance these principles through regular order so that members on both sides of the aisle will have an opportunity to participate in this historic effort. if that's what they choose to do. this won't be an easy process, but the people we represent are depending on us for help. now is the time to deliver tax reform, and i look forward to working with my colleagues to accomplish it.

this from senior republican leader orrin hatch, "we should call hatred by its name. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas to go unchallenged at home." >> gop leaders not only calling on the president to condemn white supremacist groups lie name. they're pressing him to do it now so groups don't become emboldened. >> i would urge the president to dissuade them of the fact that he's sympathetic to their cause because their cause is hate. it is un-american. they are domestic terrorists. and we need more from our president on this issue. >> this president needs to do exactly that today. call this white supremecism evil, and let the country and world hear it. it's something that needs to come from the oval office this. white house needs to do it today. >> meantime, the president's own daughter and adviser, ivanka trump, had this to say in response to the charlottesville violence -- "there should be no places in the country for white supremecism, racism, and neo-nazis, we must come together as americans and be one country united." cnn politics repo

so says orrin hatch's office. that's interesting.s if one more republican votes to release that transcript, that would mean those ten hours of testimony about the dossier by the guy who commissioned it, who stands by the dossier absolutely, those ten hours of testimony may soon see the light of day, which would really be something. watch this space. this does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening, rachel. let me add one sort of senatorial courtesy point to what you just said, which i think makes it a pretty certain proposition that you're going to see those transcripts. orrin hatch is the senior most republican serving in the senate. he's been there for 40 years. he's actually the longest serving republican senator

from the likes of utah republican senator orrin hatch who wrote on twitter, we should call evil by his name. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas to go unchallenged here at home. another republican of colorado, senator cory gardner, said something similar on twitter, saying, mr. president, we must call evil by its name. these were white supremacists and this was domestic terrorism. those are two examples of several republicans including john mccain and others like jeb bush and marco rubio who have used the terms white supremacy or white nationalist to talk about this. you have a president calling for unity, a lot of folks questioning how can you begin to bring people together if you won't use this terminology, call it by its name. this from a man who criticized obama and folks for not using the term islamic terrorism, now refusing to use the term white nationalist. i have asked several where the president stands on white nationalism and whether he plans to make a statement condemning these groups at any point. i haven't gotten an answer from them. we should no

reporter: and many had orrin hatch of the finance committee who said he doubts there will be any any democrat to join them. remember that they'll have to start in the house and we expect to see them holding hearings first thing in september. back to you. lauren: adam shapiro, thank you. cheryl: senate republicans plan on tax reform coming after democrat laid out their conditions if they are going to work with the gop. in a letter signed by 45 senate democrats, they argue against tax cuts for the top 1%. the democratic lawmakers also say they will not support tax cut that will endanger programs like medicare, medicaid and social security. they also urge republicans not to use the reconciliation process. >> i am most concerned about here the senate and the failure of us to work in a bipartisan way. obamacare became very political because democrats voted for it. last week we saw what happens when one party tries to do it alone. i'm hoping we don't repeat that mistake on tax reform. cheryl: not all democrats on board. three democrats did not sign the letter. joe manchin a west virginia,

i can no senator orrin hatch said my brother died fighting the nazis, yes we call them out. is the reluctant, tried to talk about this is something that he's doing well. won he finally got around to it, his words were on point. and then authorities he takes to twitter to lash out at this -- one of the very few african-american fortune 500 ceos of merck for considering dropping off his manufacturing council because he hadn't called out these white supremacists. >> i was out in new jersey near bed minister, and he was tweeting about other things. when he tweeted about ken frazier, a ceo who's been at the white house at least half a dozens times, but this is what the president said. now that ken phraser of merck has resigned from the president's manufacturing council, he'll have more time to lower rip-off drug prices. this was in response to ken frazier, a leading african-american ceo saying i cannot be on this council, because the president has not stood up for what is right in charlottesville. interesting that the reaction was to go after ken frazier. the speech a different t

the senate finance committee chairman orrin hatch so cc little chance for further action anytime soon any chance to revisit the issue should be bipartisan. south dakota senator john been says the party is moving on to tax reform. a british email prankster appeared to have tricked a number of white house officials. according to cnn, he posed as recently fire chief of staff reince priebus, and emailed anthony scaramucci, who lambasted reince priebus and a foulmouthed interview. he also got a response from the homeland security adviser, who he emailed posing as jared kushner. it's one of the biggest moves yet and vladimir putin's military buildup. according to "the new york times," 100,000 russian troops will hold maneuvers close to the eastern edge of nato territory the summer. u.s. military officers say the drills could be a pretext to increase russia's military presence in belarus, which borders three nato countries. penceile, vice president is in the former soviet republic of georgia. he says the u.s. backs george's desire to join nato. : thus, ohio has adopted a new texans send to l

on the other hand kennedy and on orrin hatch didn't agree on things and they agreed with steven briar when he was nominated on the last days of jimmy carter's administration to the finish and they came together to finesse his nomination and 14 years later, anyone who can get along so wonderfully and closely with orrin hatch and ted kennedy must have been doing something right. >> drum roll for elena kagan. >> okay. elena kagan who was a graduate of princeton university and harvard law school and was also a marshal scholar at oxford university as was steven briar and started out working in the clinton administration on the domestic policy staff. she then became the first woman dean and the first jewish woman dean of harvard law school and then she followed the distinguished steps. >> if she was the first woman dean -- >> i was just going to say she followed in the great steps of my interlocutor here. she became the next jewish solicitor general in 2009, and in this case the first woman solicitor general, and i guess the fourth jewish you told me and a year later, friday appointed

orrin hatch does. does anybody pick it up or hope it goes away? >> i think increasingly they hoped it would go, because they issued tweets, press releases, stopping us in the hallway, and say, oh, this is awful, and move soit ruo'stist fngra think that sometimes they just don't do more. and you just wonder at one point the party will break and try to separate itself further. >> dickerson: we will do more, but have to go now. we will be back with our panel later. stay with us. if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialists at cancer treatment centers of america. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts ♪ ♪you are loved ♪ this is not a cloud. this is a car protected from storms by an insurance company that knows the weather down to the square block. s isprot iected agamainst fra thefdit and trafficking. this is a financial transaction secure from hacks and threats others can't see. this is a patient's medical history made secure

. >> one of the strongest statements from republican senator orrin hatch tweeting, we should call evils name. my brother didn't give his life for natzi ideas to go unchallenged at home. >> along with a woman killed during the violence, two virginia state troopers were killed when a helicopter crashed near charlottesville. the troopers are 48-year-old lieutenant cullen and trooper burke bates. foul play is not expected but the cause remains unknown. >> within hours people across the delaware valley gathered to show their support for the people of charlottesville. they want to send a message of unity. >> a number of community groups organized to support those injured and killed in charlottesville. in jenkintown, little more than two dozen people gathered at the town square. we want a measure of kindness and getting along in peace. the rallies like this one condemn the white nationalist rally and the death of a counter protester after a car drove into the group. we are talking about people that say, it's not okay. kindness matters and they are killed for it in the face of four hours, the

when orrin hatch heard about that he tweeted, if you happen upon a civil war orrin hatch in your readingn't be alarmed, that was also me, making fun of his advanced age this morning. espn says it wanted to avoid people making fun of lee's name. back to trump, he said he would be willing to let congress shut down if they did not pay for the wall with mexico. >> build that wall. now the obstructionist democrats would like us not to do it. we have to close down our government, we're building that wall. >> the president has been quiet on twitter saying only he played to a packed house last night in arizona. did you see the speech? what did you think? we're curious as to what your reaction is. you can reach me on twitter at scott mcgrew. >> a lot of people were vocal about it. i was at parent/teacher night. let's get to the forecast. >> it will be hotter today. a lot of people for the inland areas will be talking about heading to work or school. it is going to be nice to start. we are seeing those clouds this morning. 's take a tour around the bay area starting in healdsburg. it's 55 degrees.

now several senators including jeff flake, orrin hatch, and tom till is tweeting out support for their embattled leader. >>> president trump declaring the opioid crisis a national emergency. a surprise announcement coming two days after health and human services secretary tom price indicated the president would not be making that declaration, suggesting it was not necessary. the president is now vowing to spend a lot of time and money on the problem. >> declaring the opioid crisis an emergency means federal and state agencies will receive more resources to fight it. the bipartisan white house commission studying the epidemic told the president last week that declaring a national health emergency would be an immediate help. >>> a twist in that acoustic attack on u.s. embassy personnel in cuba. could covert devices been used inside the homes of americans in havana? that's next. at blue apron, we're building a better food system. where instead of paying for middlemen, we work directly with family farms to deliver higher quality ingredients for less than you pay at the store. get $30 off a

orrin hatch said, let's call evil by its name. how much pressure is he under right now to condemn the white nationalist hate groups? >> this feels like a watershed moment for the trump prez den is si. no doubt about it. 2005, hurricane katrina. george w. bush took a lot of time for flying over, not appearing to be in touch with what happened on the ground. i think the comment "on many sides" failing to call out clearly the neo-nazis, the ku klux klan, as white supremacists. even people supportive of the president, like cory guardener, like ted cruz, who even though he was an opponent last year, now says we have to call this out as grotesque domestic terrorism. he's been quite supportive of the president since he got in office. >> there's a pretty big press conference scheduled for monday. do you think this is one of the things he's going to talk about? >> it's not what is planned. what is planned is a press conference where the president announces an investigation into whether there should be an investigation of chinese trade prac

senators marco rubio, jeff flake, orrin hatch, cory gardner among those republicans who criticized thesident directly for not renouncing racism sooner. others condemned the attack the day it happened using much stronger language than the president directly denouncing groups labeling it domestic terrorism. the chair of the republican national committee had strong words for the president and the party as a whole. here now michael steele from our 8:00 p.m. hour this evening talking to joy reid. >> this is the seminal moment for the republican party. you're going to be defined by the stench that comes from this. the country is watching, the country wants a response. you can't on the one instance say this is terrible privately and then publicly hem and haw and figure out a way to sort of smooth over hurt feelings in the white house. that's not what this is about. this is about how you hold a country together. this is your lincoln moment as a republican, mr. president. >> joining us to talk about this, former u.s. republican congressman david jolly of florida and jonathan lamire from the ap

from orrin hatch in utah, "we should call evil by its name. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas to go unchallenged at home." gop leaders not only calling on the president to condemn white supremacy groups by name, they're pressing him to do it now so groups don't become emboldened. >> i would urge the president to dissuade them of the fact that he's sympathetic to their cause because their cause is hate. they are un-american. they are domestic terrorists. we need more from our president on this issue. >> this president needs to do exactly that today. call this white supremicism evil. >> the department of justice and fbi launching a civil rights investigation into the deadly events at the white nationalist rally in charlottesville. james alex field accused of driving his car into a crowd of counterprotesters killing one person. he faces multiple charges including second-degree murder and is expected to make his first court appearance today. cnn's brian todd with more on the suspect and the investigation. >> reporter:

orrin hatch said we should call evil by its name. my brother didn't give his life to go unchallenged here at home. they are treating it as a homicide and they were able to apprehend the person they believe drove the have vehicle nation to the fatality. lana zack, abc news, washington. >> there is a response on social media. john mccain tweeted white supremacists are not patriots, they are traitors. his fellow republican was critical of the president's response saying very important for the nation to hear potus describe events for what they are. a terror attack by white supremacists. hillary said every minute we allow this to persist through lack of action is a disgrace to our values. john dingle said i signed up to fight nazis and i will do it again if i have to. it has noplace in this country. demonstrators marched through oakland to support the anti-fascist protesters in virginia. a crowd of about 500 are winding through downtown with police watching. they blocked streets and it is otherwise peaceful. another protest is set for tom

senator orrin hatch said we should call eval by its name. my brother didn't give his life to fight nazi ideas to have this at home. >> they were able to apprehend the person they believe drove the vehicle. in addition to the fatality, five remain the in critical condition. abc news, washington. >>> oakland congresswoman, barbara lee said it's fuelled this anger. >> what he said and presented during his campaign. now we have steve bannon in the white house and others setting a tone for this president's agenda. the tone is the environment that's been created is tragic and it's what we unfortunately saw today as one of the man estfagzs of it. >> there's been a big response on social media. republican senator john mccain said they're not patriots, they're traitors. america must unite against hatred and bigotry. marco rubio said very importedant for people to hear potus describe events for what they are, terror attack by white supremacists. hillary clinton said every moment is a disgrace and corrosive to our values. and "i signed up to fight nazi

kennedy and orrin hatch agreed on not many things. they also were close personal friends, but they agreed on their admiration and respect for steve briar. when he was nominated the last days of jimmy carter's administration to the federal bench, they came together to finesse his nomination. and then 14 years later, as many people said, anyone who could get along so wonderfully and so closely with both orrin hatch and ted kennedy must have been doing something right. >> okay. so drum roll, please, to alana kagan so we get through the introduction portion. >> okay. and alana kagan, who was a graduate of princeton university and harvard law school was also a marshall skorl at oxford university, as was steven briar, started out working in the clinton administration on the domestic policy staff. she then became the first woman dean and the first jewish woman dean of harvard law school. and then she followed the distinguished staff -- >> i guess if she was the first woman dean -- >> probably would also qualify. >> that was a little redundan

. >> orrin hatch insists the president is misunderstood. >> i don't think he personally has a racistone in his body. as he handled the virginia incident as well as i would have liked him to? no. nearly a dozen high profile corporate leaders quit the business advisory council over his response to charlottesville. in a tweet wednesday the president announced he had disbanded the group. >> in other news this morning and happening today the man accused in a case a deadly road rage case faces a judge. 28-year-old david desber faces murder. they tried to merge into the same lane. jan carabeo will have more. the coast guard says the black hawk helicopter went down during training tuesday night. crews have since found parts of a fuselage and a helmet. several aircraft and boats are being used in the search. >> it's been almost a year since a woman was seriously hurt at a pumpkin launching competition in delaware. she suffered severe injuries at the punk kin chunkin event last year when a trap door flew off one of the cannons and hit her in the face. she has brain damage. we now know the iden

but we've heard some republicans from paul ryan, speaker of the,0the orrin hatch, they have weighed in. we're still waiting to hear from president trump, melania trump, a whole host of people who could respond to something like this. >> just to be clear, this event was initially organized by some white nationalists and neo confederates who last night held a t ichltiki torch march. the mayor there called it d december piblg fbl aspicable an disgusting display. let's turn to kay caylee. are there? it looks like she is not here with us right now. again this all unfolded near a statue of robert e. lee that the city council decided to remove and over the past few month, we've seen these white nationalist groups treat charlottesville as ground see row. last night a rnlg made, todayma demonstration set for noon. and bat 11:00, things got out o hand. fighting in the streets and people bleeding. david, i think you were listening when you heard marsha blackburn on with us. what did you think about what she had to say regarding the president and his response to these kinds of events? >> well, con

. >> i guess one of the issues that is being voiced by the chris christies, marco rubios and orrin hatches of the world is there a moral equivalence being made here between the counterprotesters and the neo-nazis, clan members and alt-right supporters. there is this additional context to all of it. the president refusing to condone a year and a half ago him retweeting white supremacists. take a listen to white house ambassador telling britebart that while white supremacists are not. take a listen. >> it's this constant, oh, it's the white man. it's the white supremacist. that's the problem. no, it isn't. >> surely it's not the position of the trump white house that white supremacists are not a problem. >> certainly not. i'm not certain the context of that quote. i can tell you where i spend a great deal of my time and a great deal, unfortunately, of the american taxpayer's resources is combatting a global -- >> of course. >> it's an international problem. it's something we focus a great deal on. we make difficult decisions every day on how to balance and rebalance those resources. we have

senator orrin hatch said we should call eval by its name. my brother didn't give his life to fight nazi ideas to have this at home. >> they were able to apprehend the person they believe drove the vehicle. in addition to the fatality, five remain the in critical condition. abc news, washington. >>> oakland congresswoman, barbara lee said it's fuelled this anger. >> what he said and presented during his campaign. now we have steve bannon in the white house and others setting a tone for this president's agenda. the tone is the environment that's been created is tragic and it's what we unfortunately saw today as one of the man estfagzs of it. >> there's been a big response on social media. republican senator john mccain said they're not patriots, they're traitors. america must unite against hatred and bigotry. marco rubio said very importedant for people to hear potus describe events for what they are, terror attack by white supremacists. hillary clinton said every moment is a disgrace and corrosive to our values. and "i signed up to fight nazi

so you think -- you think that's the case for senators rubio, orrin hatch, mccain, and the number of other people hop came out right away and had no problem uttering the words white nationalists? that's not a problem for you and given donald trump's history with this issue, the fact that he lied that he didn't nope who david duke was when he was pressed back in february of 2016, he lied about that. he knew who david duke was. he brought him up in interviews in 1999 when he was thinking about joining the reform party and david duke was at the same time. he was a liar then, a liar now and for whatever reason why, he cannot brick himself to condemn them. item not going to give the white house a cookie because some unnamed white house official today zrided to dry to clean up the president's mess and say something everybody in this country expected from the president. >> let me ask you this question, scott. because we have seen such a strong response from republicans and leadership in congresses in particular, is this a defining moment perhaps for the republican party? >> well, it very we

the republican -- host: the republicans, mitch mcconnell, orrin hatch, kevin brady, gary: released a statement -- and gary cohen released a statement. here is what they had to say -- it is to protect american jobs and make taxes simpler and fairer for hard-working american families. we agree it should be at the heart of our plan. there should be lower tax rates for businesses and more rates for all american businesses to compete with foreign ones. it is to reduce tax rates as much as possible. it places a priority on jobs toce and creates come back from overseas. guest: it is a general statement. it is an expression of principles. you will not find many people who is agree with half of the words being spoken in washington. the devils up in the details, of course. ee have a few things w will have to center on. how do we keep a progressive structure? it looks like we will. the trump plan calls for reducing the top tax rate as well as the other rates. of rate reductions may have to be revisited further now there is no longer a border adjustment tax in the picture. it was going to raise

. >> liz peak, you heard orrin hatch. come to you first. 200 days ago they had a mandate a mission, repeal and replace obamacare. get tax reform done. congress leaves for recess empty-handed. is that the frustration i thought i heard orrin hatch seek about there? >> without a doubt. they have to go along doing through reconciliation which of course since they didn't repeal and replace obamacare manies much harder. they don't have saved revenues to work with, which gets kind of gobbledygook. that is tougher road. talking about possibly working with democrats. you can see you're not seeing big cut on individual rates for high earners if democrats have anything to do with it. i know what is going on in terms of negotiations. there is a lot being done on the corporate side. i wouldn't be totally shocked at end of the day seeing corporate tax reform which has more, sort of buy-in from the the democrats, particularly if we solve the repatriation issue on hundreds of billions of dollars overseas but i think we'll get to corporat

president in articulate that, but it's not enough for several several publicans, including senator orrin hatchwho will take the helm of writing tax form -- tax reform negotiation in the coming weeks. he has said the president needs to more clearly articulate this, as had a host of number other republicans. whether or not president trump following this meeting with attorney general jeff sessions, is that he will be investigating this matter the department of justice as the measure of domestic terrorism, whether or not he takes this as an opportunity to denounce white the premises and neo-nazism remains to be seen. vonnie: this meeting with jeff sessions and the fbi director was only just scheduled after the weekend's events and have primarily to do with that, correct? kevin: yes. this was actually made public earlier this morning and comes following merck ceos ken frazier leaving and resigning from the president's american manufacturing council after the president's response or lack thereof to charlottesville and the incidents that have really dominated the american zeitgeist over the past seve

orrin hatch, the senator from utah. my brother didn't give his life fighting hitler for nazi ideas to come here at home. >> good for him to bring it up again today. it's important for the country to hear the president describe the events in charlottesville for what they are. a terror attack by white supremacists. i did raise the ugly question. let them speak. there are people out there, the guys with the crosses and everything. >> we'll find out, whether this was good for the white supremacists, who knows. >> the stormer got a lot of publicity. the newspaper. >> yeah, they got a lot of publicity and it raised their profile, i guess. >> duke was there. >> david duke was there. even in his sort of make-up statement today, president trump did not call this an act of terrorism. i thought that was interesting. because he's so quick to label other things. even some things that aren't terrorism, he's quick to label them terrorism. he wouldn't say that, although jeff sessions has. takes a lot to make jeff sessions look like a c