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looking at others like tom mcclintock. so far, it has been the new york and new jersey delegations that have been leading this charge. i should mention that the margin is tight because there is a small group called the house liberty caucus, deficit hawks. mo brooks, others like that. summers massey, who voted against the budget, and will likely vote against this tax bill again. that really gives house leaders a very small margin to work with. >> erik paulsen on twitter at the al lawson -- thank you for your time. aswatch c-span next week congress debates tax reform. the senate finance committee begins a review of the bill monday at 3 p.m. eastern. live coverage on c-span3. a house the base its bill thursday, live coverage on c-span. -- details about both bills and listen to live coverage using the free c-span radio app. good morning, this is american history tv on c-span3. we are live on this veterans day from the vietnam veterans memorial in washington dc. all weekend, we are looking back 50 years to the vietnam war, with

first up, we will hear from tom mcclintock of california. the houseussing republican tax reform bill scheduled to be released today, now scheduled to be released tomorrow. we will talk about those issues and more next. later on the program, don benton. he will talk about issues of the draft, women in the military, and other related topics. all that coming up when "washington journal" continues. ♪ join us this weekend for book to bv live at the texas book festival in austin. it begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern and it includes allies a monday, , kevin young, allen andr, danielle a and his book, deep in the shadows. , author ofllman "life and code." on sunday, our live coverage starts at three clock p.m. eastern with carol anderson and e: theok "white rag unspoken truth of our racial divide." and then "bloodlines." and then paula deen and mark "violated:uthors of exposing rate at baylor university amid college football sexual assault crisis." the texas book festival live saturday and sunday on c-span twos buook tv. "q&a,"ay night on pulitzer prize

tom mcclintock, around 100,000 or more claim the deduction. and that's 36% of the households in his district. and they will lose thousands of dollars. how does paul cook explain to his constituents, 57,000 of them, who claim the deduction, that he's going to cost them thousands of dollars by increasing their tax bill? jeff denham, he's really going to have to explain it very hard to a large percentage of his constituents, as to how he's increasing their tax bill by housands of dollars. david valadao, tens of thousands of his constituents will get the bad news if he insists on voting for this bill which will cost them thousands of dollars. devon nune nu necessary, tens of -- devon nunes, tens of thousands will pay the price for his lack of courage in a vote to go down the line with the republican, give a tax break to the wealthiest, corporate america, at the expense of their constituents a direct expense and cost to their constituents. kevin mccarthy says to corporate america, we'll give you $1.5 trillion tax cut and guess who is paying for it?

the no votes coming from roseville's tom mcclintock and southern california's darrell issa and dana rohrabacherenators are debating their versions of a tax overhaul plan. the finance committee met for a fourth day today. their plan includes a repeal of obamacare's individual mandates which requires americans to have health insurance or pay a penalty. wo votes. al getting a tax bill passed in the senate may be tougher than in the house. republicans there can only afford to lose two votes. >> liz, thanks. >>> a gift for local dreamers from one of the bay area's most famous residents. musician and activist joan baez presented a check for $30,000 to the central american resource center in san francisco's mission. the group helps support immigrant families and dreamers realize their educational goals. baez says that the money came from a september fundraiser selling her art. >> i'm able to do these things. i enjoy doing them. i just do them. i may make a shift from singing to painting because in painting you can go longer than you can singing. >> joan baez condemned the president's anti-immigrant st

one suggestion that tom mcclintock and i said, if you put a provision in that says, you will not paytax than you currently pay, which is what they imply in the last segment. let cbo score it and find an offset. i'm not saying you have to give back salt, but i'm saying none of my constituents should pay more in what is in fact a 1.5 trillion tax cut, but that is what we're going to do in many cases. many of those people will be middle income people. they won't be in one group. they'll be in various brackets. >> martha: thanks, congressman. good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: after 12 days and five countries and tens of thousands of miles, president trump takes jabs for taking a sip of water. bill bennett on the new watergate, shall we say, the trump presidency and what joe biden is really up to. two young men leave for college not knowing that they would never return home again. instead, becoming victims in a growing trend of tragedies on american college campuses. the parents of one of those young american after learning there was a cover-up in the crime that left their son dea

joining us is tom mcclintock who will weigh in on the recent indictments. although the service will expand registration to include women. and author of former obama administration talked about his book, impeachment. the citizens guy. watch "washington journal", 7:0. join the discussion. >> tonight on c-span2, officials from facebook, google, and twitter testify on information distributed on social media. the former hhs secretary sylvia burwell in california congressman on the health care system. after that, james mattis and rex tillerson on the authorization to use military force. later, a discussion on the trump administration. >> next, officials from twitter, facebook and twitter. the topics included russian use of false advertising and micro- targeting. and suggestions for regulation of political advertising on the web. the subcommittee hearing is three hours. no one know. >> thank you. the subcommittee will come to order. i'll make an opening statement. i think if senator grassley comes he will be allowed to do so. the title is extremist content in russ

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we are looking at tom mcclintock trying to see where they will follow. so far it is in new york and new jersey delegations that have been leading the charge. i should mention the margin will be tight. there is a small group known as the house liberty caucus, big deficit hawks like walter jones, others like that. thomas massie who voted against this budget. they will likely vote against this tax bill again over the $1.5 trillion deficit increase. that gives house leaders a very small margin to work with. >> erik wasson on twitter. we will follow you on bloomberg.com. he for your time. >> the house and senate republican tax reform bills were a topic of conversation on the sunday news shows. kevin brady of texas and senators chris van hollen of maryland and pat toomey of pennsylvania, plus members of the budget committee. plus, white house legislative affairs director mark short that mar -- marc short. >> cap can you guarantee house members from blue states for the senate plan, the total illumination will not be in the final bill? >> i had convinced this is

we are looking at tom mcclintock trying to see where they will follow. so far it is in new york and new jersey delegations that have been leading the charge. i should mention the margin will be tight. there is a small group known as the house liberty caucus, big deficit hawks like walter jones, others like that. thomas massie who voted against this budget. they will likely vote against this tax bill again over the $1.5 trillion deficit increase. that gives house leaders a very small margin to work with. >> erik wasson on twitter. we will follow you on bloomberg.com. he for your time. >> the house and senate republican tax reform bills were a topic of conversation on the sunday news shows. kevin brady of texas and senators chris van hollen of

darrell issa, we're looking at others like tom mcclintock, and royce, to see where they would fall. so far, it's been new york and new jersey delegations that have been leading this charge. the margin will be tight because there's a small group known as the house liberty caucus, there they are big deficit hawks. thomas massie, who voted against the budget, they are likely to vote against the tax bill again over the $1.5 trillion deficit increase. that gives house leaders a very small margin to work with. >> erik wasson on twitter, we will follow you on bloomberg.com. thank you for your time. >> thank you so much. >> watch c-span this week as congress debates tax reform. the senate begins its review of the tax bill on monday. the house debates on thursday. live coverage on c-span. get details at c-span.org\congress or listen using the our free c-span radio app cap. >> at c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. ♪ >> this week

we are looking at others, tom mcclintock ed royce. , trying to see where they will fall. so far, it's been the new york and new jersey delegation. they have been leading this delegation is come out against charge. the margin will be tight there's a small group known as the house liberty caucus. very big deficit hawks who voted against the budget and the likely to vote against this tax bill again over the $1.5 trillion deficit increase. that gives them a small margin to work with. >> eric wasson on twitter, @elw asson. your reporting, bloomberg.com. thank you for your time. >> today, vice president mike mark a wreath laying at the tomb of the unknowns and make remarks afterward. with live coverage starting at 11 a.m. eastern on he spent -- on c-span, online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. this morning, watch the wisconsin book festival starting at noon eastern. featuring best-selling historian doug stanton and david marinus, discussing the 1968 census. washington post staff writer amy goldston on the fallout from the closing of the plant in janesville, wisc