let's talk more about life is a guy smith is vice president for the national farmers union he joins us on the line now good evening to mister smith thanks here time. that you'll sold from the e. u.'s decision today. i don't think many farmers across europe a perfectly british almost like me will be placed. at the we still have the access to the key. hub slide up because we think at night which is to manage a hold button which is good for the environment. at it loudly saud greenhouse gas and because. i'm weak guaranteed dryry c crops ine field becca i'm'm we don't have to plow so that's a reduction. of practically threw and although you were cool rather heavily reported a minority report a custome. that human health. and safety there have been manyl their. safety authorities europe but. i think we view hostile idea better than what we. thought we might be facing which wasn't buying chief to our i mean house between the commission. i'm development committee f. for the political fudge. and then if you says that there are huge benefits to had life is so you said in that report its it speak

speaker, i stand with the national farmers union, aarp, the national american council on adoptable children, the national federation of independent businesses, fix the debt, the american society of civil engineers, the national association of realtors, the mortgage bankers association, the "chicago sun-times," and the majority of americans in opposing your so-called tax reform that is nothing more than another attempt by the g.o.p. to steal from the middle class and give to the rich. instead of packaging tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, let's work together on a plan for all americans. let's stop allowing one side of the aisle the ability to write legislation affecting more than 300 million people in secret, behind closed doors and away from the public eye. i am 100% in favor of bringing in some sunlight and letting the american people know exactly what we're doing. i am 100% in favor doing what we were elected to do -- fix problems by working together. i am 100% in favor of real tax reform. i am 100% in favor of giving hardworking moms and dads what they need and deserve, a tax

the national associate to manufactures, that matters when members of congress go home to their districts. against it, the home builders don't like property tax changes. independent businesses, small businesses mostly. the national farmer's unionmembers of congress go home and that's who they see. those are the people who organize their district and raise money for them. we are in a bit of a quagmyre here. >> because of the changes in the tax bill, we have increased standard deduction. that's to try to incentivize the economy. parts of them are disincentivized and that's why you have so many interest groups saying no, no, no. you will kill the subsidies that we need in the industries. that might affect trump saying i'm not getting enough credit for job creation. the bigger indicator numbers might be negatively affected if you have a bad reaction to the stimulus that is going away. >> that's part of why we haven't seen the campaign for the president yet. i expect we will see him out and about in the key states with political constituencies. there needs to be a vote so that he has a good idea of what he is selling. >> some of the early analysis said it's a good deal for some, but not other middle class taxpayers. the president a

here's a news release from the national farmers union.e aggressive taxation would put burden on family farmers and ranchers. rush limbaugh doesn't like this, sean hannity doesn't like this. >> dana: something simple, flat and fair. everybody doesn't like it. >> kimberly: this is terrible. i don't like it at all. i am disappointed and frustrated. i don't know what you can do to make me feel better. i have a couple ideas. this isn't going to do it. >> dana: coming up, donna brazile fires back at critics as democrats try to silence her. hillary clinton election bombshell. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when w

this is the national farmers union, urging the government to reintroduce a workers scheme.ent more on immigration than on any otherfactor, judgment more on immigration than on any other factor, so there is a desire to curb immigration, particularly for what are cold low skilled workers, and that means farmers will be affected. they are already being affected because sterling suffered a loss in value, and the nfu is saying, we are already seeing fruit and vegetables rotting on the trees because there has already been a falling off in the portion of migrant workers coming from the eu specifically from romania and bulgaria. let's move away from brexit. the daily mail, i know you say this is quite a moving story. very moving, and i have to say the daily mail generally does its royal stories very well, very well sourced. this is prince philip, well sourced. this is prince philip, we know he is no longer a full—time royal, retired last summer, well into his 90s, and he is now living ona into his 90s, and he is now living on a cottage on the sandringham estate, apparently has a ne

the most vulnerable in our societies. our farmers. i'd like to submit for the record, mr. speaker, a letter from the farm union -- the national farm farmers union which objects to this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. sewell: these are the very same people this president promised to ben fifment this is what this bill does for corporate america. it dramatically cuts rates from the largest companies in the world. moving the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20%. it creates loopholes for wealthy individuals to characterize their wage income as small business income. so they can pay less taxes. it repeals the alternative minimum tax which captures the tax liabilities for wealthy individuals. in fact, the only tax return that we have ever seen of mr. trump was his 2005 tax return in which he had to pay $38 million. why? because of a.m.t. this tax bill will also permanently repeal the estate tax which only affects 5,500 households in america. and i can tell you, mr. speaker, none of those households are in my district. in contrast, how will this tax bill impact the middle class? well, mr. speaker, 36 million middl