speaker ryan: no. i will say there's miscommunication or misinterpretation of what we're trying to say. our job is to repair the american health care system and rescue it from the collapse that it's in and the best way to repair a health care system is to repeal and replace obamacare. it's not an either/or. if you want to repair the american health care system you have to repeal the law that's destroying it and replace it with a system that's much better. yeah. reporter: mr. speaker, thank you. speaker ryan: i know most of you but thank you for saying who you are. reporter: can you give us an update on the timeline for the affordable care act next step? i talked to chairman upton and he said he didn't know when the committee would move language. and to follow-up on nancy's question. do you think the business -- ld be allowed to speaker ryan: i voted for enda in 2004. reporter: is it based on religious grounds? speaker ryan: i don't believe in discrimination in the workplace, period. what was your healt

speaker ryan: say it again? >> on obamacare repeal and replace, the week you guys are back from recess -- speaker ryan: it's after the recess. we're waiting for our scores. i hate to tell you that c.b.o. and joint tax are going to give it to we want when we want it. pending our drafting issues , we're going to be bringing it up after the recess, after the district work period. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, project manager for the association of state dam safety will discuss the country's aging dam system and california's evacuation. -- homeland elin willity institute advisor discuss russian intelligence officials. the director of the institute for government will talk about the future of u.s. transatlantic relations, what is ahead from nato, and the implications of brexit. be sure to watch "washington journal" friday morning. join the discussion. since its official opening last september, the national museum of african amer

ryan and the falcons 0 points over the final 23 minutes and here is ryan after losing superbowl 51. >i think there is plays here and there and i think everybody across the board would like to have done a couple things differently because at the end of the day we didn't get the job done. >> not everyone is celebrating superbowl weekend down in houston former eagles fail to get elected to the pro football hall of fame and tweets that it's a joke. that will help him for next year. >> the second straight year and obviously upset and owens and dawkins not in and we will start with the probowler because he deserved to be in. >> a lot of sentiment he would get in once he got in the top ten and owens was a different story and still a lot of people that look at him as a team killer and bad teammate and tougher for him to get in but both should be in and especially if you look at owens numbers no question he should be in. >> perhaps the personality has come back to haunt him. >> a lot of jealous voters who make statements like this i want to keep him out because he was not a good teammate but a

ryan a ryan anybody have any questions? -- mr. ryan: anybody have any questions? questioner: can you let us know what your thoughts are on the president's executive actions on immigrants and refugees and also can you tell us, is there any immediate role for congress to play in addressing some of the concerns that have been raise rased about this? mr. ryan: first off, i had a long talk with secretary kelly yesterday and i'm very pleased and confident that he's, on a going forward basis, make sure things are done correctly. the president has a responsibility to the security of this country. go back, remember when we had the paris shooting, remember when we heard about credible intelligence that isis was trying to infiltrate refugee populations? we passed, i think it was called the safe act, with 289 votes. to take a pause in the refugee program, to improve our vetting standards. that bill went through the house and didn't go anywhere in the senate. so what is happening is something that we support, which is we need to pause and we need to make sure that the vetting

we have one eye, on capitol hill for when paul ryan takes questions. if we can, let's shift focus to tonight to the speech. mary katharine ham, 40 days into the administration right now. what do you think the president needs to do when he speaks to congress and the american people tonight, and what do you think he will do? >> well, what he will do is always up in the air. the thing remember to about this is it may not look like a normal state of the union. this is not texically state of the union but it may not electric like that. he may break some actual news by breaking with republicans up there. he guy mmay engage with members the audience. he may spend in time congratulating himself which wouldn't be that different from the last eight years. and we should not overestimate the extent to which the american people are upset about that. >> sorry to interrupt. stick with us for a second. let's listen to the questions that the house speaker is getting. >> -- pulling out left and right, and the system is collapsing. the deductibles are skyrocketing. premi

than paul ryan did.l ryan just seemed to say, well, there's already a committee that's investigating this. and they are already looking into this and the broader issue with russia. >> yeah, i think they just, like the whourks thite house, they ag the resignation takes care of this piece of the russia investigation and they don't want to be overly focused on some of the questions we've been batting around here. the most important one, the famous question that often gets asked of presidents when one of their staffers does something wrong. what did the president know, and when did he know it? and i think, you know, they are the same party and there's a little protecting going on. and just to back up a little bit, i want to go become to something alice said before. it is true there might be a completely innocent explanation that flynn was talking to the russian ambassador as any national incoming security adviser does. and if there's no -- necessarily any scandal here. then the scandal is only that he did li

he is also breaking with house speaker paul ryan in the ocess, can ryan give up his agenda? one he has been touting for years and get behind trump? we will dive into that. and 43 defending the media. >> we need an independent media to hold people like me into account. >> the number of american whose agree with that might surprise you. it is our most important number of the day. >>> we will get to that. we will get to much more. we begin though with our top story. should there be a special prosecutor? during press conferences from the top two members of the house intelligence committee. one democrat, one republican, each explaining where they stand when it comes to investigation into president trump and his team's potential ties to russia. the chairman of that committee, that is republican devin nunez of california. he warned reporters today that the proceedings should not turn into a witch hunt. he says that he knows of no evidence currently that would tie trump aids to russian agents. now his counterpart that is democrat adam schiff, he is also from california. he says the

ryan: the zoo sending her off in style. she had a training session in the morning and this afternoon she devoured a chest full of treats. this family came from kentucky to see her. >> we are glad we got a chance to see her before she goes back to china. hopefully this is one of the many things that brings our countries together. sign posted. see a a at noon tuesday. that is the big day. they will be on the plane from dulles to china. it will be a bittersweet day. a lot of heavy hearts here at the zoo. ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: that is for sure. trainingnal zoo's session was streamed on facebook live. you can always check it out on our website. it was an incredible day to the outside. i hope you got a chance to enjoy it. how long will this early taste of spring last? josh knight has a first look at the forecast. a beautiful and i to even eat outside. josh: thanks to the clouds moving in, temperatures a pretty mild. of what to stay here with the time lapse. you can see the clouds moving in throughout the day. tempera

and speaker ryan says he's not giving up. he did in a breakfast with reporters make a distinction between long-term entitlement reform so what happens to people who are not at or near retirement age as opposed to those who are close to retirement age. that is a distinction that has almost always been made in this policy fight. nobody has ever said i want to grab that third rail of medicare reform and tackke a bunch of people already relying on medicare and change their benefits. we've always been talking about how do we fix this ten, 20 years down the line. i think there is an emerging discrepancy between the president and what republicans have wanted to do in congress on this. we'll see how this unfolds, if he can convince the president to come around to this or not. >> the democratwhat can you tel the symbolic move that's happening? >> quite a few democrats are bringing people who are affected in some way by donald trump's approach to immigration, whether it's his executive order that has banned travel from certain countrie

police believed cooper hit at the lease house before killing the ryans and chris hughes. with cooper stilled a large, san bernardino county sheriff boyd tidwell took to the airwaves. >> we have evidence in our possession that places kevin cooper at the crime scene. and we have other evidence that gives us cause to believe that kevin cooper was responsible for the murders. >> police patrolled on both sides of the california-mexico border today seeking the escaped convict kevin cooper. >> tidwell launched one of the largest man hunts in recent history. seeking the ryans' stolen station wagon. >> as pressure mounted to apprehend cooper, police caught a break. >> we recovered the ryans' station wagon from a church parking lot in long beach. cooper had used that car to escape. >> for district attorney cot meyer, the motive behind the murders was now clear. >> cooper's motive was to get the hell out of chino hills. if he had to kill people to cover his escape, then he would. >> the killer seemed to be within reach. but then, the trail went cold. on jew on july 30th, 19 -- they

and sadly, ryan owens in his 12th tour of duty would not survive. his body came back to dover air force base. could you bring us back for the decision from president trump, after putting this mission in action to be there to greet the body of ryan owens along with his family? >> well, it's something the president wanted to do and he wanted to do it personally. when he was briefed on the details of ryan owens homecoming here to the united states with his family, ryan, he immediately said he would like to clear his schedule and go. obviously we don't leak. it was kept secret as it should have been otr, off the record. he and his daughter ivanka were able to go yesterday and speak to the family and pay their condolences and respect -- the family requested no cameras no, press. of course that was respected as well. i saw the president after he got back last night. and we were able to discuss what a moving day it was. this is what presidents do and leaders do. i saw some introduce earlier in your broadcast of people who may have felt differently in the p

i'm sweating and ryan sweating on me.g. >> everybody's got their thing. >> mandy choreographed the big group numbers on "dancing with the stars." i competed on the show, so i'm not exactly a dancing rookie. >> 5, 6, 7, big step. go 1, 2, yes! >> look at this guy. [ laughter ] >> that's pretty good. >> your time on "dancing with the stars" came in very handy. >> i had seven minutes to learn, he had seven months. you know what i mean? in case you're wondering, mandy was a little bit distracted when she first met ryan. she said there is a couple of times when he walked in and she is like, dude, you're very handsome. >> who can blame her? >> sticking with the heartthrob theme, if you're watching tv in the '90s, there is a good clans you were watching one of these guys. the lawrence guys are everywhere. what are joey, andy and matthew up to now? throwback thursday, nischelle turner has the answers. >> we have been with you all at "entertainment tonight." >> years. >> take you back memory lane, show you a couple of things you'v

ryan, ryan. >> wait, ryan reynolds. >> no, gosling. >> what's with the ruffles?hat. >> no. >> the ruffles. >> handsome. >> except ruffles. it's very over the top. >> and we're drinking to ryan gosling. >> it's a nod to the 70s. i like it. he looks like a hipster in brooklyn. >> that's an insult to that hipsters and brooklyn. >> i guess it is. in a hipster in brooklyn met grizzly adams. >> oh, it's a mull let dress. and it's a bathing suit top. >> that's bad. >> it looks, oh, i don't know. it looks like the underbelly of a fish. >> i'm here with viola davis and her husband. >> viola davis. cheers. >> cheers. >> thank you for stopping by. good to see you as always. back to you. >> who are you wearing? >> i don't know. >> who am i wearing? i don't know. i think it's jcpenny. >> she was drunk. >> speechless. >> by the way, what was in her cup? >> every ten seconds -- >> it wasn't diet coke. >> no, and every ten seconds we looked over and she had a new piece of food in her hand. and it waentd like popcorn. a corn dog, a turkey leg, a box of donuts. >> including the pi

lou: speaker ryan might say he has put forward a specific plan. ryan care, if you will. but moving a proposal forward was senator rand paul, and as i've looked at that proposal, it makes more sense than anything i've taken a look at. what is your reaction to that plan? >> well, obviously, lou, we support senator rand paul's plan because it puts the focus back on the patient and gives the patient the ability to use their health care dollars the way that really they should be the ultimate arbitrator of how they do it. now the ryan care plan that you just talked about, i guess they're still rolling out the specifics. we've yet to see legislative text, but really when you start to look at it, we can't just replace the affordable care act with something that is just like it, but just a different name. so it's important we push back on anything that doesn't reduce the cost, and i, for one know and the freedom caucus stands with me in endorsing senator rand paul's plan and believe a repeal needs to be voted on right away. lou: and a founder -- a founding member of your caucus,

[booing] liz: matt ryan. a lot of people are saying matt ryan. i don't know what happens in vegas. how about the action going down on the internet. fantasy sports gaming all the rage but it has been a turbulent year. two biggies in the young space, draftkings, rival, fanduel, forced into a merger, still waiting for the feds to approve it. we take it straight to the horse's mouth, live to boston draftkings cofounder matt kalish is with us. the color of the gatorade, what do you think it will be? give me that one? >> lemon gatorade is more popular. liz: i think so too. when it comes to actual gaming it is unbelievable what you guys have been able to do in a short five years. i was reading there are $4.7 billion in total wagers on super bowl li. that's up 11% over last year. what numbers are you looking at? >> yeah, we had a great nfl season this year for sure. we really put our heads down to try to focus on not just growing the public league business so many people are familiar with but also really stepping up our game in terms of private social leagues people love to participate in

think this kid reminds me of someone and then hear his name chris the brother of ryan who starred atillanova. >> played basketball since i was this tall. i loved it from the start. basketball is in chris's blood he is trying to measure up to big bro and sat proudly in the stands for ryan's shining moment. >> ryan arcidiacono give its to jinxins for the championship. >> it was ridiculous a dream come true making the national championship and win it all. >> but not easy to follow in his big brothers food steps where ryan's name hangs on the banner the team's all time leading scorer by a long shot. >> i get picked on by the other students, you are not your brother a family let down. >> chris does a good job not letting letting it effect him. >> he is determined to be his own arch. >> and they are holding down the final playoff spot and have not made the playoffs since ryan was here six years ago. chris was a water boy on that team. >> have you ever beaten him on a game one-on-one. you are still growing and he is getting holder every day. >> jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> and c

why on earth is paul ryan courting steve bannon on this?every policy house republicans are try to push through, it is important to get donald trump's year. the way to do that is to get to his closest white house advisers. steve van it is probably the most powerful of those, so getting him on board is important for his adjustment plan. vonnie: according to our reporting, the plan already has several backers including stephen miller, reince priebus, and wilbur ross, and trade advisor peter navarro and maybe even jared kushner. anna: there's been an uphill battle to get pushed in congress. there's a lot of house and senate republicans who are very wary of the border adjustment element of ryan's tax plan. the more people in the white house on board and the more people that are convincing donald trump that this is a good idea, the more chance paul ryan hasn't actually getting this passed. vonnie: but will he have to give bannon in return? anna: he has been very couple mens rea donald trump. almost every opportunity he gets, he praises the presid

house, and montana is one of those states, current member of congress is republican congressman ryan zinke. this past november mike fellows ran as the libertarian candidate against ryan zinke for congress, and nobody thinks that mike fellows had a shot at unseating this incumbent congressman, but it still had a really big policaimpact on the state of montana, when ke fellows unexpectedly died in the leadup to the election. only 59 years old, he was driving home from a campaign event on a monday night in september, he got into a head-on car crash, and mike fellows died, led to a lot of kind tributes to him in montana from people across the state, people across the ideological spectrum. but one of the practical nuts and bolts and indeed financial consequences of mike fellows dying right before that election, after he had qualified for the libertarian line on the ballot in that congressional election is that it cost counties across montana a lot of money for that election. there's a law in montana that's very strict about ballots for every election having to be absolutely correct so whe

brady is not like ryan. ryan ran for a 14-yard touchdown in a championship game. that's not tom brady's game. but the speed on the atlanta defense could really make it difficult for him if he is that sitting duck. so i think the key to this game is brady getting rid of the ball very, very quickly. a lot of short routes, you know, taking small chunks down the field. i'm got sure you're going to see that many electrifying plays in this game because i think especially new england, they want to matriculate the ball down the field in the words of the old hank stram, they just want to take their time and make efficient plays rather than try to go for the home run ball. >> rose: peter king, thank you for being with us. i envy you being there for what i hope will be a very exciting game. >> charlie, my pleasure. thanks a lot. >> rose: back, stay with us. >> rose: james baldwin was one of the most heralded writers of the century. a new documentary from raoul peck "i am not your negro," the "times" calls the film a mesmerizing, cinematic experience, smart, thoughtful and di

ryan hughes has more. ryan: police tape is hanging from a tree in germantown where two men were shot late last night near roberto clemente middle school. >> we were very lucky. ryan: edgar's nerves are still rattled. he was in the kitchen, his kids downstairs when a bullet flew through his bedroom window and lodged itself in the wall. >> there was glass everywhere. by then, my whole family went to the basement. ryan police swarmed the scene around 10:00. :they say about 30 people showed up to a party uninvited. as they were walking away, someone in a white car started shooting. >> i pretty much her just a couple gunshots. i saw kids running in every different direction. ryan: just 20 hours later, police were in this shooting friday afternoon. one man was killed, another man shot multiple times. this 20-year-old came to hop front terrace to meet someone, but he was shot dead and found between two parked cars in the middle of the afternoon. a 23-year-old man was also shot, but he is recovering. >> i think pe

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life tonight outside the white house, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: things for the update, ryan. governor mcauliffe is here in d.c. presiding over that winter nationalt the governors association. at least 40 governors understand is is will attend tonight's governor possible. touliffe is giving a toast the president as well. it's a first social event the president and first lady will host at the white house. right now, a rare sunday night town hall in silver springs. this meeting to challenge trump's agenda is simultaneous with the governor possible. speakers include congressman ben cardin and chris van hollen. thousands are expected to attend tonight's question-and-answer session. we will have the latest tonight after the oscars. new tonight, white house secretary sean spicer --his own staff personal and government issued cell phones in a crackdown on embarrassing leaks. spicer he wanted to make sure staffers were not communicating with supporters using encrypted apps. the white house lawyer approved the searches. spicer reportedly warned st

what do you make of those claims, ryan?> well, i mean if you can compare the world that he inherited to the world that the last president inherited, it's a pretty big difference. in terms of new presidents and messes -- not so bad. you know, four, 5% unemployment. crime at historic lows. it's not considered the mess that obama inherited with the financial crisis, the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan. that was a mess. i think that there's a little bit of, that was a strategic, that was some strategic communications on trump's part. he wants, he's looking for, he's looking for ways to allocate blame for the very unsteady rollout of this early white house. so i don't think historically he has inherited anything nearly as bad as some, as some new presidents. there's a period of relative peace and prosperity. with some obvious serious problems that both candidates identified during the campaign. we're not in one of the, we're thog like where we were in 2009, when barack obama became president for instance. >> ryan, alice, mar

let's bring in ryan browne live in washington with the latest. what do we understand, ryan? this raid was what is called a site exploitation gathering. designed to gather as much information as possible. now this operation was complex. it was in the planning stages for months in the obama administration. certain operational reasons were why it was deferred to trump who green lit the operation. they needed a moonless night for concealment. despite that, s.e.a.l.s and the allies detected and a battle broke out with small arms fire and grenades. one of the air strikes against the building where the s.e.a.l.s are taking part, 14 were killed. as you mentioned, there was a fat fatally wounded s.e.a.l. an aircraft sent to aid the s.e.a.l. obtained a malfunction and destroyed by a u.s. air strike. a couple things went wrong. military officials say the information with the hard drives gathered is already yielding valuable intelligence. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is considered the most capable franchise and directed terrorist attacks in the past. including the charlie hebdo att

house speaker paul ryan is sticking by the plan. look. >> people who do not get health experience from their job are discriminated against right now in the tax code. let me say that again. the current tax code discriminates against people who don't get health care at work. we want to end the discrimination against people who don't get health care through work and equalize the treatment of health care so everybody, regardless whether you get health care at work or don't has an opportunity to get a health care plan that's affordable for you. that's what we've always been working on. that's the plan we've always been looking at. and that's what we're working on with the administration. i feel at the end of the day when we get everything done and right, we'll be unified on this. >> let's go to congressional correspondent sunlen serfaty on the hill for more on this. where do things -- that's what we're hearing from paul ryan. what are you hearing in the halls of congress? where do things stand for obamacare, specifically amongst republic

that's what ryan's plan i think essentially does. i think ultimately what republicans should be for is doing what we did in the 1996 welfare bill, let's give this problem to the states, give them more money, not less money, more money. we did it in '96, put a cap and let them innovate and be able to deal with the problems in their own state. that to me is a simpler solution to this problem. >> that narrative that we are hearing, obamacare is in a death spiral, fact check that for us. >> look, you have seen people see their premiums going up. they were upset about the premiums going up. and what the democrats have said and maybe now the republicans are thinking about it is look you have to fix this because you have had insurance companies back out. i mean, the obamacare isn't working as it was envisioned. right? the question is do you need to throw it out? or can you just fix it without people losing the benefits that they want and that they already have. this is the problem republicans are having at their town halls. of course if the

to quote paul ryan, delegate the details to people who know what they are doing. so does the president need to dive into the details tonight on obamacare on this budget plan to get more of congress on his page? >> i am pretty sure we are not going to hear a whole lot of details, because that's not who donald trump is, he's a disrupter, and he came in with style and swagger and broad promises, and the rest will be left up to others. when he talks about keeping entitlements in place, the big ones, the high-cost ones, and one that paul ryan spent half of his career trying to deal with, and he said he will keep those in place and cut $54 billion from the social side of the budget. that's not something you will hear in the speech for one thing, but we are not going to hear it -- we did not see any of it in the books that he wrote about policy, and it's not something we will hear tonight or tomorrow. that's entirely delegated to his cabinet officials and commit po advisers and to congress. >> and they are talking past each other when it comes to entitlements, and it's h

were receiving an additional honor. >> ryan!led the fans signing autographs and posining for photos. emma stoned in a black stella mccartney gown and the two enjoyed the show live. >> truth is, we feel lucky to have made the film. that was reward enough. and the fact that people are receiving it in the way that they are is so unexpected and it's all been a nice surprise. >> i just heard you play ann i want to -- >> "la la land" has 14 academy award nominations, but emma was coy about an oscar performance. ♪ >> have you thought about the fact that you might have to sing at the oscars? do you know if you're singing at the oscars? >> i think we'll be okay. >> you'll be okay? >> we'll be all right. >> ryan and emma were presented with the outstanding performers of the year award. ryan has been coming to award events without hisslove, eva mendes, but will she be his plus one at the oscars? >> can we expect eva at the ceremony with you? >> i'm not sure. we'll a little while away. >> just do it. >> stop the madness. walk the carpet tog

this is ryan's first trip to the super bowl compared to number seven for brady but ryan feels prettyd about his team's chances. >> i feel really confident. you know, i believe in our team. i believe in the guys that we have. i believe in our coaching staff. you know, and i believe that, you know, i'm in a good space to get myself ready to play. and i think the combination of those factors make you feel really comfortable. [cheers and applause] >> penn charter is pulling hard for the falcons well specifically matt ryan his alma mater held a pep rally in his honor this afternoon. matt ryan penn charter class of 2003. >>> michael vick says he's officially retired. vick did not play this past season. he last played for the pittsburgh steelers in 2015. the 36-year-old former eagles quarterback told espn he's ready to move on to different things in his life. >>> the flyers continue to hang onto that final wild card spot in the eastern conference but their grip on it is tenuous at best. the orange and black have a three-point lead on toronto. the flyers are back on the practice ice this mor

late last night i reached out to to speaker of the house paul ryan about that federal judge's order blockinghe enforcement of president trump's immigration restriction. speaker ryan's office provided meet the press with this statement, what's important is his administration is complying with the ruling and taking the proper steps to resolve the issue quickly. this is our system of divided government, and i am confident that when the process runs its course the order will be upheld. on friday i sat down with speaker ryan at capitol hill and at the time he said the president's policy did not amount to a ban, but that its implementation could have been handled better. he agreed with president trump that some travel restrictions are needed and we talked about a broad range of subjects beginning with whether he'd like to get out with the iran nuclear deal. >> i never supported the nuclear deal, and they're done. >> i don't think you can go back and reconstitute the multilateral sanctions that were in place. >> it should be tried, though. >> i think we should expend our effort where it can pay off

i want to do the ryan interview and the pelosi interview. first on ryan. the trump skeptic category and was never a never trumper, but was never a trump lover. he's now trying to find his way. how much patience does that chunk of the party have for president trump, alex? >> he's appointed a cabinet that that chunk of the party's very happy with. he's taken action as far as keeping the country safe, he's proposing tax cuts and deregulation, opening up the economy which i think is the single biggest challenge that's going to renew this economy and get it going again. i think republicans are very happy with the substance of everything donald trump is doing, turning the big 1,000-foot ship of state is not like turning a little business speedboat, you know? you rocked the passengers and can't do it quite as quickly, but i think republicans, they see that if the big red wall cracks, if any republicans struck a bail then the whole thing may collapse. >> it's interesting. republicans are getting comfortable hitting them, marco rubio and liz cheney and now a member

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republicans speaker ryan: that's not good for american jobs. that's not good for american manufacturing. that's not good for american economic growth and so all we're suggesting is let's equalize the tax treatment. let's be fair to ourselves and let's treat ourselves like every country is treating them. host: that was paul ryan before the presidents day recess. president trump interviewed by reuters. here's what he said about border tax. i i don't consider it a tax. that's a tax if companies are buying their product outside the united states but if you if they are making their product inside the united states that's not a tax. they are going to build their factories and they are going to create a lot of jobs and there's no tax. adam said he was not sure if donald trump and speaker ryan were on the same page. do you agree? guest: 15% corporate rate and other things. the republicans had their plan at 25%. so the republicans moved the corporate from 25% down towards 15% down to 20%. the president add full expensing which was not in his plan. it wa

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