people need to remember that roy cohn was donald trump's mentor. roy cohn was one of the most notorious lawyers, mafia lawyers in new york city. he also worked for mccarthy. and it was roy cohn who instilled in donald trump during the housing discrimination lawsuit against him in the '70s, when there was a discrimination lawsuit brought because they weren't renting to black renters, roy cohn told him, double down. don't apologize and you sue the department of justice. this fits the exact pattern of donald trump's entire life. this is who he is. any sign of weakness, forget about it. doesn't matter how wrong he is. that is part of the narcissism, to the point where it's pathological. so we have now put someone in a position in the office of the presidency that requires someone to be bigger -- the office is bigger than an individual. and donald trump is morally bankrupt and incapable of the empathy required to be in a position that is bigger than himself. we saw that. people are crying on air. we had anchors today that were in tears watching the memo

missouri, and will be joined by his daughter ivanka, national economic council director gary cohn, and senator royissouri. tell us what we will get from donald trump today, two on rate the economy, and reform main street. we are not going to get any new details on the white house tax time, because there is no white house tax plan. very much subcontracted the writing of tax legislation to congress. today, he's going to make the case of why the u.s. needs a tax overall, not how to do it. toughthink it is a pretty case for him to make, with the economy doing pretty well right now. i don't really know what the argument is, for a big tax cut. that is a good point, that he will be focusing on the why, rather than the what and the how. you can argue there is not much of a dispute, if you are a business, looking at lower tax rate overseas. overseas.ax rates what is the significance of making the announcement in springfield, missouri? there is some talk of route 66 and how that is tied with main street. >> miseries and important midwestern state that trump one last year, and it also has a democratic senato

gary cohn, steven mnuchin, wilbur ross, along with missouri senator roy blunt who's a republican the state's other senator is democrat claire mccaskill. she's up for re-election in a state that trump won big and conservatives have been pressuring her to support tax reform her response is that this could be one area where she could find some common ground with the president. so melissa, republicans do feel they are playing offense on this issue. ylan, thank you, ylan mui in d.c. i think a lot of investors are not pricing anything in when it comes to tax reform. let's say we get it. let's say it's not permanent it's for a set amount of years, ten years. let's say we don't pay for it. what happens with the markets? >> i think it's a positive at the margin it's all about the delta right now as you pointed out, there was huge expectation of fiscal policy opportunity that existed. i think that has faded of late and so if you get something instructive, i think markets are going to react favorably to that it's in the face of coming into some very important meetings, as it relates to the debt