you don't want to overpromise and underdeliver. so you would rather go out and tell the people, you know, we might get 3% or tax reform. we might get it done. we think we'll get it done by the end of the year. so if you indeed that, it's only a bonus, even though u know you're going to exceed that. it's a strategy in terms of messaging. trish: he's talking about a middle class tax cut. it's going to be really, really good for the middle class. as i pointed out over and over again, you have to give the tax cut to the people who pay it and roughly half of americans pay no federal income tax at all. so when you talk about the middle class tax cut, you want to give it to them. but you also have to be realistic here and you have to give it to the people who are actually paying taxes in the first place. >> yeah. but i think it's very smart taking language out of the bernie sanders playbook here, which is to always talk about the middle class and the lower classes. wealthy people who are also going to get a huge tax break here know that.

he does have a bit of a history of overpromising underdelivering, which often what white houses do in the first 100 days is they try and do the opposite. they try and set expectations lower. both the obama and bush white houses tried to get journalists not to pay attention to the 100 day mark. i covered them both. i remember the press office telling us this 100 day mark is artificial. the 100 day mark comes out of fdr's administration. he had massive goodwill in congress. he could have passed anything he wanted. so his 100 days was energetic and he did a lot. most presidents don't have those circumstances. if you want to compare trump with obama, obama's first 100 days -- he passed more legislation and he did more, but he was in the middle of a crisis and had big margins in congress. i think the biggest problem that trump has is he has a divided republican party in the congress and unified opposition among democrats so he's hard for him to pass any legislation as we saw with health care and then on the campaign trail, he made a lot of promises that he sort of smooshed into this first

i think it's going to be an overpromise and underdeliver, though.commentary we're likely to just get a rate reduction of, you know, 2,000 basis points as least as well as a repatriation. but that's not tax reform, that's a tax cut, and in the senate it's only good for ten years. it's just a ten-year tax cut with a gigantic fiscal cliff for corporates ten years down the road. >> there does seem, and chris, you tell me what you think, a pivot in the administration and officials and how they talk about taxes like you had said. this would truly not be a tax reform, but a tax cut. there's language, even as late as today, by the treasury secretary, saying that economic growth will pay for this tax cut. is that a pivot to get this sold? >> it is. but it's a pivot in reverse. i mean, you have the house republicans out there with their house blueprint, the better way document, which caused all the controversy with border adjustments, et cetera. and you see the white house moving, trying to take more ownership after the sort of health care debacle from last m

it's "underpromise and overdeliver," and in this case, we overpromised and underdelivered.'m frustrated, and i'm angry. i'm still gonna move forward with this deal, 'cause i know that my money is safe with this company, and i know we're gonna be wildly profitable. i guess the disappointing factor is, it's gonna take me a little longer to make a return on my investment. look, this is business. >> [clears throat] >> your numbers weren't right. i need to know for sure that this is never gonna happen again. >> it is never gonna happen again. >> okay? >> yes. >> all right. >> so i'm real excited for you to see the inside. we got a lot done. i know you were worried about the $40,000 to clean the place up. >> for the cleanup. $40,000 to clean up garbage? >> did you see it? >> [bleep], i'd have come done it myself. >> there was a lot to clean up, and believe me, you wouldn't have. >> michael, you did a great job getting this place cleaned up. >> thank you. >> i mean, you move as fast as i do. >> it happened quick. >> it's a great shell. >> it's a beautiful building. it really is. i

how much of this is a problem for president trump to overpromise and underdeliver? >> i think it can be a lot of the problems. you have the one camp that's very fiscally conservative and does not want to think about paying for a border wall when they're thinking of money for their districts, when they're thinking of all the things they haven't been delivered. you any of health care and all the things they want to get done. they don't see the funding for the border wall as something they want to pay for but also the republicans who very much i think that a border wall is not going to stop drug trafficking. i talked to some terrorism experts -- or even border experts that have said that a lot of the mexican cartels are really good at building tunnels. they're good at trafficking drugs under all the fences up already. so there's an idea that building the wall isn't going to be effective when you think of border security. there's two things working against president trump and then the fact that he promised over and over again there was going to be this wall. i think it'

these are only a few of the countless times that the president has underdelivered for the country. he has abandoned this promise and changed his tune. earlier this week president trump tweeted that mexico will pay for the wall "eventually and in some form." with this track record, nobody should believe that. instead he's demanding that american families have the burden of finding additional billions of dollars to build the wall. until earlier this week he was signalling that he would be willing to shut down the government to get leverage. we have real problems to address in securing our borders. we all agree. but the president's proposed wall should not only not be built but it should not be built on the backs of hard working american fam hills. i yield back. le. >> i'll hold the record open for five legislative days for written statements. we will roids our panel of witnesses. i'm pleased to welcome mr. p stephen cammarata director of research study for immigration studies. brandon judd, miss maria espinoza, the remembrance project. ms. agnes giveny, and mr. seth stader, stormer a

constituents, whether they were employees, investors, stockholders, contractors, always overpromised and underdeliveredf. that's the person that's benefitted the most from his business activities. he's governing in the same manner. >> does it matter? could it be okay to underpin the gains we've seen in the markets? >> as he's doing again today, speaking in superlatives where you promise to repeal and replace obama care. they're going to try again. if they do, funding the it will be difficult. they're counting on a trillion dollar reduction in medicaid expenditures to help finance tax reform. if you don't achieve that, you leave open the possibility of not getting tax reform through, and if you're going for permanence, you can't use budget reconciliation. that opens a different can of worms. >> it would still be a ten-year deal with reconciliation. >> yes. >> there are those who think they're going to do it because now there's no one they can stop. but it would be a temporary likely decade long cut. >> yeah. and account exception of getting a supreme court nominee through thus far, the executive orders

of course these are only a few of the countless times the president has overpromise and underdelivered for the american people. now less than 100 days into his pressy he has completely abandoned this promise and change dollars his tune. earlier this week he tweeted that mexico will pay for the wall, quote, eventually, and in some form. with his track record, nobody should believe that. instead, he's demanding that american families have the burden of finding additional billions of dollars to build this wall. until earlier this week, he was signaling that he would be willing to shut down the government to get the leverage to take this money out of the wallets of hard-working american families. we have real problems to address in securing our borders. we all agree, but the president's proezed border wall does nothing to advance, nothing or very little to advance our national security. not only you some it not be built, but it absolutely should not be built on the backs of hard-working american families. i yield back. >> gentleman yields back. i'll hold the record open for five legislativ

number four from rochester, underdeliver and through the woods. number three from francine.what was it? >> cloudy with a chance of comey. abby: really clever suggestions, actually. thank you for sending all of those in to us. >> all right. well, it's national tarten day and in just a few hours -- rick, you take it, please. >> yeah, nice. the pipe band and thousands of marchers will be parading down 6th avenue celebrating scottish heritage to kick off the celebration. i've got kyle telling us what the tarten parade is. >> it's a celebration of tarten day, which is on april 6th every year. 1998 george bush made national tarten day through signing the decoration, and we celebrate that, celebrate these scottish immigrants and what they give to our country here. >> and because of that, you have this big parade. 30 pipe bands today are going to be marching through manhattan, including this one right here. these guys all came over here from scotland. >> yes. >> just for this. and in addition -- >> the dog pack. we have over 100 dogs marching in the parade this year and these are so