[applause] pres. trump: as a candidate, i promised we would pass a massive tax cut for the everyday, working american families who are the backbone and the heartbeat of our country. now, we're just days away -- i hope, i hope -- you know what that means, right -- from keeping that promise and delivering a truly amazing victory for american families. we want to give you, the american people, a giant tax cut for christmas. and when i say giant, i mean giant. [applause] pres. trump: as we speak, congress has reached an agreement on tax legislation that will deliver more jobs, higher wages, and massive tax relief for american families and for american companies. the typical family of four earning $75,000 will see an income tax cut of more than $2000, slashing their tax bill in half. it's going to be a lot of money. you're going to have an extra $2000. but, there are many more things than that. our plan expands the child tax credit for working families. you'll hear the numbers very soon, but they're even l

[applause] pres.: thank you, everybody, very much. these are the people right behind me who worked so long and so hard. it has been an amazing experience. i have to tell you. it has not been done in 34 years. really it hasn't been done because we broke every record. it is the largest -- i always say the most massive -- but it is the largest tax cut in the history of art country. -- of our country, and reform. the tax cut. really something special. [applause] pres. trump: this just came out two minutes ago, at&t plans to increase u.s. capital spending $1 billion and provide $1000 special bonus to more than 200,000 u.s. employees because of what we have done. that is pretty good. [applause] pres. trump: i have a whole list of accomplishments that the group behind me have done in terms of this administration and this congress. but you have heard it before. records all over the place. that will continue and then some because of what we did. $3.2 trillion -- just think of it, in tax cuts for american famil

[applause] vice pres. pence: as president trump ahas said, we honor the fallen by achieving an outcome worthy of their enduring sacrifice. president trump laid out a bold, new strategy. you are the instruments of that strategy. of are the instruments american power, who are implementing that strategy on the ground. it begins by giving our men and women in uniform, as the president said, the tools you need and the trust you have earned to fight and win. and we are doing just that. [applause] yourpres. pence: first, commander in chief has medically it clear to our allies, partners and enemies that the united states of america will no longer be bound by arbitrary timetables in afghanistan. [applause] vice pres. pence: as the president said, america's enemies must never know our p lans. they must never believe they can wait us out. instead, our decisions will be based on an objective assessment of the ground. reality and facts and a relentless pursuit of victory will guide us. and nothing else. [applause] seco

[applause] pres.rump: thank you. wow. thank you very much, everybody. that is a lot of years since the last president. we will be back. thank you to attorney general sessions, thank you director wray, for hosting me here at the fbi national academy to address our local police and sheriffs from all over america. it is an honor to stand here today with the incredible men and women of law enforcement. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: we are here to celebrate your graduation from the national academy at quantico. for over 80 years, this rigorous and world-renowned program has trained law enforcement officers from all across the country. so respected. let me begin by saying to each member of the graduating class, congratulations. you left home for 11 weeks to enroll in this program because you love your jobs, you love your communities, and you love your country. earlier this week, you completed the six mile yellow brick road -- i just signed that beautiful brick. i just signed that brick. designed for th

[applause] pres. trump: and we will do what other countries do. we will start buying american. we want to buy our products. and we will start hiring americans. and we will stay american and be proud of it. that is what is happening more and more. see all those red hats and white hats? love those hats. [applause] that is why one of my very first acts as president was to withdraw the united states from the job-killing transpacific partnership. we have also canceled the one job-killing regulation, but you see, one after another, beating the mark of any previous president. there was a great article in the "wall street journal" the other day, a full-page. that in the history of our country, nobody even close, and these are longer terms than 10 months, that in 10 months i have done more on knocking out regulations, than any other president in our history. you know who else was right up there? honest abe lincoln. can you believe it? [applause] pres. trump: abe lincoln was a regulation cutter. who would have

[applause] vice pres.: two members of our, to all these members of congress, thank you. thank you for being here today for the special moment and for your leadership and support throughout this year. i truly believe, mr. president, this will be remembered as a pivotal moment in our nation. a day when congress answered your call and made history. thehonestly, i would say to american people, president trump has been making history since the first day of this administration. [applause] beenpres. pence: we have rebuilding our military, standing with our veterans, and just last week president trump signed one of the largest national defense since president reagan. illegal crossings on our southern border are down by more than 50%. president trump has been restoring american credibility on the world stage. standing with our allies and up to our enemies. as the president reflected earlier today, our nato allies are paying more toward common defense. north korea is more isolated than ever before. this president pu

[applause] pres. trump: that is big stuff. those are very big words. memorializing the brave men and women struggle to sacrifice can sacrifice a much. so that others may live in freedom. among those we honor of the christian pastures -- pastors who started the civil rights movement, like reverend martin luther king, jr., a man that was studied, watched, and admired for my entire life. that we are all made in the image of our lord. students like james meredith who were persecuted for standing up for their right for the same education as every other american student. young people, like the nine brave students who quality -- who quietly sat, and they sat very stoically, but very proudly, at the jackson public library in 1961. and by the way, i would at the word bravery -- i would at the word bravely. bravely. very metzger evers, whose brother i met at the plane, and i liked a lot. you were so nice. i appreciate it. [applause] pres. trump: thank you very much. he joined the u.s. army in 1943 when he was 17 years old. he fought in normandy in the second wor

[applause] pres.rump: let me begin by expressing our deepest sympathies and heartfelt prayers for the victims of the train derailment in washington state. monitoring the situation and corn with local authorities. it is all the more reason why we must start immediately fixing the infrastructure of the united states. we are here today to discuss matters of vital importance to .s all america's security, prosperity, and standing in the world. i want to talk about where we have been, where we are now, and finally, our strategy for where we are going in the years ahead. over the past 11 months, i have trouble tens of thousands of miles to visit 13 countries. i have met with more than 100 world leaders. i've carried america's message to a grand hall in saudi arabia, the great square and russia, to the general assembly of the united nations, and to the seat of democracy on the korean peninsula. myrywhere i traveled, it was highest privilege and greatest honor to represent the american people. throughout our h

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pres. trump: good morning, everybody. thank you very much for being here. merry christmas. happy new year. have a great holidays. we are going to sign some very important things today. one is a continuing resolution that very importantly gives us the right and we are ordering $4 billion worth of missile defense equipment and missiles themselves. very important, top of the line. best in the world. we make the best military product in the world. nobody is even close. we are ordering $4 billion worth of missile defense. and that will be done by signing right here. and also, by notifying the speaker of the house and president of the senate designating the missile defense as emergency defense funds. so, it is $4 billion for that and $700 million for various other military forms of equipment. i am honored to be doing that. our military has been doing a fantastic job in so many ways with isis. everything they are touching lately has been working out. so, we are signing that. [camera shutters] pres

[cross talking] pres. trump: thank you. >> come on, guys. week.gress is back this they face a midnight friday deadline to continue on the government. now the senate has passed its own version of the text will, they must reconcile with the house. debate the nomination kristhen nielsen. consent of a final confirmation vote is early as with day. it house and senate are to do vote on a short turns any bill to keep the government-funded. >> monday night on the communicators, matthew prince, ceo of the internet company club -- internet company clout oudflare discusses the first amendment on the internet. i don't think you might like where you come out on the other end. it can to if the phone company was listening in on the conversations that you have an design they didn't like your tone of voice or the language you are using what the topics you are discussing and they just pulled the cord and shutdown before mine. -- and shutdown the phone line. but i think his there are a number of companies that are that deep infrastructure that runs behind the

talking] pres. trump: thank you. guys.e on, announcer: c-span's studentcam video documentary competition is underway and students across the country are busy at work sharing their experience with this through twitter. >> it is not too late to enter. our deadline is january 18, 20. we're asking students to choose a provision of the u.s. constitution and choose a video illustrating why it is important you. it is open to all middle school and high school students grade 6-12. $100,000 in cash prizes will be awarded. the grand prize of $5,000 will go to the student or team with the best overall entry. for more information, go to our website. >> next, q&a with john cogan non-us entitlement programs. after that, question time. then the prime minister, the home secretary, and members of parliament react to president trump's retweet of anti-muslim videos last week. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," hoover institution senior fellow john cogan. he discusses his book, "the high cost of good intentions: the history of the federal

[applause] pres.rump: thank you ben, thank you candy. i especially want to thank you, justice ruben anderson. great man with a great reputation. even outside of the state of mississippi. i have to tell you that. so thank you, thank you very much. [applause] and you are an inspiration to us all, thank you judge. we are here today to celebrate the opening of two really extraordinary museums. i just took a tour. the mississippi state history museum and the mississippi civil rights museum. to all who helped take these -- helped make these wonderful places possible, we are truly grateful, we thank you, we admire you. it was hard work, with long hours. a lot of money. i know the governor helped with that and it is a great thing you have done. that is a great legacy just that in itself. but it is a beautiful, beautiful place. it is an honor. these museums are labors of love, love for mississippi, love for the nation, love for god-given dignity, written into every human soul. these buildings embody the hope t

[applause] pres. trump: i love these guys, blacks for trump, i love you. i love you. [applause] pres. trump: i love you. by the way, now that you bring up, black homeownership just hit

[applause] pres. trump: i love you. by the way, now that you bring up, black homeownership just hit the highest level it has ever been in the history of our country. congratulations. [applause]

pres. trump: i do not think i will have to travel too much to sell it coul it's sellin. that selling itself. you will see something on february 1 when they open the paycheck. that's when they will see it. by signing it now, it kicks in for this year. remember -- if we didn't make a certain date, it would not take into next year, meaning the following year 2019, so i wasn't happy with that. we worked very hard to make it this year. even the original language that the corporately kick in 2019, but we had to sign. i did i think we will have to do much selling. the corporations that are giving billions and billions of dollars away to their workers and many more are coming. i think that's really what selling this may be better than anybody could come including myself. come february when they open their checks and they say wow, i have a lot more money in here, i think that is something very special. have a great holiday. ine of you folks -- particular, they were so nice to me the other day. and t

my kids got that pre-k opportunity. i started saying to myself, if it makes such a difference, if it is the beginning, the strong start, the great equalizer why , should it not be for everyone? could we do that? when i ran for mayor of this city, i said very clearly that we have to do something that we have never done before in new york city. we need to give pre-k to every single child. [applause] mayor de blasio: now, guess what? the conventional wisdom said it could not be done. there were doubting thomases. there were skeptics. too much, too fast. when i took office, there were about 20,000 kids. we said in two years we would reach all the children. today in new york city, 70,000 kids went to pre-k. [applause] mayor de blasio: we added an entire additional grade to our school system. it is having an incredible effect. it is for everyone. my friends, it is for everyone. and we as progressives, we as democrats do something that shows our entire society can move forward together, people start to believe in us. they can

pres.utin: i will run on my own behalf. i definitely hope that i would be supported by some popular movements, parties, or any other groups that share my views and that endorse my views. so i really rely on broad support from our people. as for my campaign, we talked about it yesterday, we don't have final decision. as for disagreements, we do have disputes, do have disagreements, but we are not finalized or anything. it's a technical issue but an important one. i would want to be represented by people who enjoy the respect and who support the policies that the government has been conducting over the past years. >> let's go to the right wing over there. >> maria, kalinigrad. mr. putin, at your annual press conference and q&a sessions, a lot of people come to you with their problems, including personal problems. we all remember the girl, she was only admitted to the hospital after you intervened directly. why do you think so many people think that you are the only recourse, the only solution

pres. trump: i will suspend immigration from areas of the world when there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states. al martinez: i thought that was the end of his campaign. >> should muslims be fearful? al martinez: he wasn't talking about muslim americans, he was talking about people moving to the u.s. what news reporters nowadays tend to do, they try to give, "well, what is the worst possible interpretation i can give to the words i just heard?" [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. vit ♪ sharyl: hello. i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure." today, we begin with an extraordinary interview with a sitting member of congress. it will make you mad, but it's something you should hear. republican ken buck is speaking out of school about the shocking, transactional nature of washington politics. about party elites he says, "live like kings and govern like bullies." and he's lifting the c

[laughter] pres. clinton: nobody plays a song when you walk in a room anymore. [laughter] pres.lost for the first three weeks after i left office. i kept waiting for the music. [laughter] pres. bush: so i woke up in crawford. [laughter] >> the day after the presidency, expecting someone to bring me the coffee. [laughter] pres. bush: laura did not bring the coffee. [laughter] david: there was the iran-contra scandal. colin: yep. david: the new national security adviser came in and wanted you as his deputy. colin: i said, frank, it can't be that important. he said, it is that important. so then i said, ok, see if you can risk your entire career by saying the next sentence. well, frank, if it is not that important, then why doesn't the president call me? half hour later -- david: you get a call from -- colin: hello, general powell. this is ronald reagan. yes, sir. david: when you develop the success you have had, what comes along with it in our society is money. oprah: yeah. david: and when you make as much money as you have made and i have been fortunate to make as well, you reall

and to see the care that siblings take of their child with a pre-existing condition is such a beautiful, beautiful thing to see. so we thank the little lobbyists who are here. we thank the families. we thank adi barken, was he not phenomenal? thank you. sister simone and the nuns on the bus just taking this message around the country. laura, thank you for being a relentless, persistent, dissatisfied mom. and making it so clear what the consequences are of all of this. we'll all be having our chance to talk on the floor. i'm so glad so many of my members -- we had two votes during this, so some members are coming and going, it's because we had two votes on the floor, but i'm so glad our members could hear the testimony here this morning. with all of that, we just say to our colleagues on the republican side, please, we pray that you do the right thing. thank you all very much. thank you. [ applause ]

[applause] pres.rump: these people say, tpp -- you have all these countries tied in, you cannot terminate. thank you very much. so you can't do what you have to do. so you send out a letter of termination, give a 60 day notice or 30 day notice or six-month notice. they then come back because we're the big piggy bank people love robbing. the whole world robs it. they then come back and say, can we negotiate? and we have a better deal than we started with. you cannot do it when you have many countries tied in. i color the spider's web. there are washington lobbyist, politicians and bureaucrats who do not want to see things change. they made a fortune. areas around washington, d.c. are the richest areas in the country. you saw it last night. we have five areas among the richest in the country. that is because everybody is making a fortune and people outside of the area are paying for the money they are making. we're not going to have it. they like things the way things used to be. they don't like it so m

[camera shutters] pres. trump: this is the letter to mitch mcconnell and separately to paul ryan, authorizing that having to do with missile defense. pres. trump: ok. very important. so, that is being done today and that is going to be sent out. when i watched the news, as you know, we had the largest tax cuts in our history just approved. i was going to wait for a formal signing some time in early january, but then i watched the news this morning and they were all saying, will he keep his promise? will he sign it by christmas? will he sign it by christmas? i called downstairs and said, "get it ready." we were going to wait until january 7 word 8 to do the big ceremony, but every one of the networks were saying will he keep his promise and senate before christmas? i immediately called and said let's get it ready. as you know, $3.2 trillion in tax cuts for american families including the doubling of the standard deduction and the doubling of the child tax credit. earning $75,000 will see an incomes tax cut of

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the rush to pre-pay is because there are new restrictions on how much can be deducted....bec ause ofnew tax bill. (catherine) so the big question - is pre-paying your property tax the right thing in your situation? the rush has caused some confusion... reporter natasha chen helps us sort it out.. the end of 2017 is in sight, and homeowners across the country are scrambling to pre-pay their 2018 property taxes. they're hoping to side-step a provision in the recently passed tax law, that puts a cap on income and property tax deductions. previously, the amount you could deduct, was unlimited. but under the new tax plan, filers will be limited to $10,000 a yearin total.while most file for a standard deduction, 95%of those who do itemize their tax returns, take the state and local tax, or "s.a.l.t" deduction, according to tax foundation analysts. that's especially true for people who live in states with higher property taxes.john baez/ california resident: "we are going to be paying a lot more in taxes living in california, so i want to get as many deductions as i can in 2017."so rather t

[applause] pres. much, everybody. this is a great honor and something very special. i want to thank for doing a fantastic job, from day one, secretary zinke. today is a day i have been looking very much forward to to all year long. it is one we have heard and speak about an dream about and now, as the president of the united states, it is my tremendous honor to finally push -- wish america and the world a very merry christmas. [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank everyone who has come together here right in front of the white house, that beautiful, beautiful white house, and everybody watching from home to see the lighting of this incredible national christmas tree. for nearly a century, through good times and bad, every president has taken part in this wonderful tradition, first started by president coolidge. but i was informed tonight that the weather we have is the best it's been in 25 years. [applause] pres. trump: in fact i said, is it always like this? and the secretary said, it hasn't been l

[applause] pres. it always like this and the secretary said, and has not been like this in a long time, sir. we are very lucky. 1870, president ulysses s legislation making christmas a federal holiday and i sort of feel we are doing that again. happening.t from the earliest days of our nation, americans have known christmas is a time for per and worship. for gratitude and goodwill. for peace renewal. a lot of you and i are enjoying the start of this blessed season. we are thrilled to think of the people across the nation and continents whose spirits are lifted by the miracle of christmas. for christians, this is a holy season, the celebration of the birth of our lord and savior jesus christ. the christmas story begins 2000 years ago with the mother, a father, their baby son and the most extraordinary gift of all -- the gift of god's love for all of humanity. whatever our beliefs, we know that the birth of jesus christ, of the story of this incredible life, forever changed the course of human history.

and the second column to go with that, whether they're for active employees, pre 65 or early retirees, or post 65 retirees, you can see your tier structure but for purposes of the a.c.a. they look at single and family coverage so you see the estimated enrollment based on what we knew for 2017 this is not reflective of 2018 open enrollment results. you can see our projected 2020 estimated coverage cost for each of these programs and then as you move farther to the right, we've projected for each program the year that based on the assumptions we know now, that particular plan may cross the threshold and it's different forgiven plan between single and family just based on the cost of those programs. the bottom line is, there could be excise tax exposure as soon as the first year this is implemented if it remains in place for 2020, specifically for the blue shield pre 65 plan but again we may see guidance that comes out that allows us to blend completely across pre 65 and post 65 coverages so we would certainly incorporate that and you will see from a ten-year present value, so factoring

but the i-r-s says -- you can only pre-pay if you've already gotten an assessment... and fairfax officials say -- they haven't sent assessments out yet. they're now looking into options for refunds. a new president.. racial tensions.. devastating hurricanes.. and a magnificent sight in the sky. they're just a few of the major national news stories this year. omar jimenez has more as we look back on 2017. coming up on good morning morning tell you how you can ring in the new year, a little earlier this year. netflix is once again throwing a bone to parents on new year's eve. we'll explain.. coming up. just became whatever whayou're about to dout to do after you get coffee. nothing comes before coffee. that's why we're introducing a new line of café-quality espresso drinks from mccafé. get a small peppermint mocha for just two dollars. decades - subfreezing temperatures to ring in 2018 today: sunny and very cold. highs: 24-27 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 13-21 winds: n 5 mph friday: am clouds. pm sun. remaining unseasonably cold. highs: 33-

[applause] pres. trump: on behalf of all americans, i also want to say how grateful i am for jewish congregations throughout our country. you cherish your families, support your communities and uplift our beloved country's. a time for jewish families to celebrate the miracle of the past and the promises of the future. we are proud to stand with the people of israel and renew our enduring bond. have twoessed to special hanukkah lamps for the celebration. beenenorah on my left has lit every year since the early as days of our nation. it comes from the first american jewish congregation, whose original members came to this land in the 16 50's. that is a long time ago. it is a symbol of the history and home the jewish people made in the united states. today we are honored to have with us the congregations 10 spiritual leaders since the american revolution. hcongregation's tent spiritual leader since the american revolution. thank you rabbi for being with us. is so happy with yesterday he does not care if

to see the care that siblings take of their child with a pre-existing condition is such a beautiful, beautiful thing to see. here,thank the lobbyists we think the families, we think mr. barton. was he not phenomenal? [applause] mrs. pelosi: sister simone and the nuns on the bus taking their message across the country. and laura, thank you for being a persistent mom. it so clearr making what the consequences are of all of this. we will all have our chance to talk. we had two votes during this, members coming and going because of the votes. hear thead you could testimony. with all of that, we just say to our colleagues, those of you on the republican side, please, we pray that you do the right thing. thank you all very much. [applause] mr. barkin: thank you so much, everybody. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news about issues that impact you. coming up on wednesday morning, your reaction to today's vote on the gop tax reform bill. join the conversation all morning with your phone calls, emails, facebook comments and tweets. watch c-span's "washington journal," 7:0

i knew you pre. pre, pre, pre anything. pre before we were working. people know we know each other. together more? >> i get that a lot. >> melissa: i get that a lot. we want to but we have, and i don't think a lot of people know that we have indeed worked together, and maybe there is a little bit of a clip. >> oh! >> once again it's time for "ask al." this is the segment where anybody on the street can ask me whatever question happens to be burning a hole in their minds. >> hi, al. why did you get rid of the glasses and moustache? >> it's my commitment to look more and more like alanis morissette every day. >> hey, al. that saturday morning kids show you had a couple of years ago? why did you get rid of it? [ cheers and applause ] >> melissa: we have more with octavia spence when we come back! ♪ ♪ ♪ it all starts with a wish. the final days of wish list are here. hurry in and sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complimentary first month's payment. your privacy makes you myt number 1 place to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects d

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[applause] pres.go a lot higher. and these are numbers that will produce a lot of jobs in our country. that is what we have to be doing. we will and the theft of america's intellectual property, crackdown on china's trade abuses, and confront countries that cheat, of which, many are in that category, sadly. our country, we will take back our country, we will make those great trade deals, and we will have unbelievable amounts of jobs , and factoriesed created. [applause] pres. trump: and we will do what other countries do. we will start buying american. we want to buy our products. and we will start hiring americans. and we will stay american and be proud of it. that is what is happening more and more. see all those red hats and white hats? love those hats. why one of my very first acts as president was to withdraw the united states from the job-killing transpacific partnership. canceled the one job killing regulation, but you see, one after another, beating the market of any previous president. articl

i say to my republican colleagues, do not stand in the with aa mom, of a child pre-kit -- pre-existing condition. you will never win that fight. dads, too. to -- and persistent, dissatisfied, relentless, they are therefore their children. we should be here for their children. and to see the care that siblings take of their child with a pre-existing condition is such a beautiful, beautiful thing to say. we thank the little lobbyists who are here. we thank the families. we thank audie barkin. was he not phenomenal? and taking this message around the country. thank you for being a relentless persistent, dissatisfied mom, and making it so clear what the consequences are of all this. we will have our chance to talk. i am glad for my members, we had two votes doing this, i some members coming and going. i am glad that our members could hear the testimony this morning and with all of that, we just say to our colleagues on the republican side, please, we pray that you do the right thing. thank you all very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning pe

once daca's weekend, protection for people with pre-existing conditions will simply become too costly to afford. very soon i could be facing a future where i don't know how i'm going to take care of my little boy and that is the thought that i can't bear to hold. all of this is happening against the advice of experts without the input of those of us who it will impact. it makes us wonder who our government is listening to if not us. however, according to lobbying disclosure firms, the tax bill was written with the input of over 6000 real, not little lobbyists. some representatives have said their donors have told them to get it done or else. we understand consequences. we know what will happen if this tax bill passes. if our country does not turn away from the destructive and immoral path that is on so here we are, we are the ghost of christmas present. we are here to show legislators with access to affordable quality health care and programs like medicaid mean for our families. these programs that congress intends to cut in order to fund tax breaks to wealthy corporations are literal

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