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weil, before i forget. i just want to warn you that it was created there. the seismic event let me start off at first by saint. [indiscernible] it seems to me that there is damage as a result of an act of god there is no little response to this. two him denver five corporations if something can be proven through sums or of some sort of human endorsed tracking and using the earth to store i'm wondering how far along if something happens in this broader range that affects people all around people will say what i have to do with that because it only happened on my audience. the earthquakes don't look at the of a map. can you talk to about this whole issue of liability is there some way of creating this kind of moral hazard to begin to cause people to think harder and longer about where they build and what type of waste they inject. that is the quickest way to create some sort of a legal regime to present bad behavior. it is a great question. if you look at places like los angeles and hollywood for instance they have ordinances that say you can't build with an

weil come back and make working class families to pay and fill that hole, that is morally reprehensible, mr. speaker, mr. leader, mr. president. >> senate republicans have been meeting since about 10:30 in the strom thurmond room off the senate floor in the u.s. capitol. we understand that meeting is coming to a close. this is a picture tweeted out by c-span's capitol hill producer craig kaplan just outside of the chamber where reporters and producer have been waiting. republicans are discussing status of their tax reform bill this morning. there was a rush of activity early on the senate floor as it appeared new packets of information were being handed out to senators. shortly after that the senate called a recess likely related to the activity. here is what we know about the status of the bill, member of the republican leadership, john cornyn of texas told reporters he believes they do have the votes to pass the bill. finance committee chair orrin hatch agreed. the two holdouts announced this morning they would support the bill, montana senator steve daines and wisconsin senator ron j

weil be watching out for that. not a big deal.s will be above freezing. 47, look at wednesday. cold air moving in. single digits, feeling like the this is real cold coming on wednesday. we rebound into the 40s and 50s. cover up. cover your skin. >> we're wearing coats on the air. >> i'm worried about aaron. he's transparent. you can see through him here. that wind is going to go through you. >> way to call him out, chuck. >> there we go. >> that is the broadcast this morning. make it a great monday everybody. ♪ ♪ at the d.c. lottery, we not only love this place as much as you do, we heard you loud and clear when you voted for six new neighborhood scratchers. don't forget to enter the second-chance drawing. you could win $500,000 that may be used towards buying a home in your favorite neighborhood. ♪ how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my windo

weil see you soon. >> merry christmas to you.istmas indeed. >>> in alabama, doug joins the democrat beats roy moore the republican in the gop senate seat in alabama. that leaves a razor-thin margin in the senate, 41-49. jim renacci joins us now. do you think the razor thin majority and will that put a real crimp through the trump growth agenda when he tries to get this through congress? >> i really don't think so, we'll get the tax plan done before christmas. we'll get it done. i think we're moving towards that. she is seats won't change until january. we should push this through and get it done for the american people, lower their individual income tax and lower corporate income tax. stuart: now the story of the date, if you have been watching this program, you know what it is, we had congressman diane black confirm for us that you are indeed talking about a 21% top corporate tax rate. will you confirm that, jim renacci? >> i will not confirm that but i can tell you -- stuart: i know what you're going to say. you've talking abou

admit i pulled a fast one because it's not about or at least it was not written originally about bob weil, but it was written about the man who inspired him to begin an editor and i did not realize he had been inspired to maxwell perkins until he said that just now, but this was from scotts biography of max perkins and i kept having -- it sounded like it was a description of bob. in the essential attributes of the good editor, which max burton exemplifies i see bob as well and it's been one of the greatest privileges of my professional life for more than 10 years and more years to come because we have more books in the pipeline to be associated with bob and i think what he's done is elevated my writing because he's had faith in me as a writer and from someone of bob's last experience means a lot because he always thinks i think the best of his writers. that aspiration to be better and he tells me constantly that i should scale the heights so many of you in this room have achieved and that is something that is both daunting and inspirational and the care and attention that he gives manuscr