will you attempt to end medicare as yout know it by giving senios the vouchers to purchase private health insurance, something long supported by speaker ryan. how much will you cut social security? we tried to increase the retirement age to 70, cut cost-of-living adjustments for senior citizens and disabled veterans and/or privatize social security? will you support legislation to cut medicaid by trillion dollars over the next decade, taking 15 million americans off of health insurance? as you know, this is a provision included in the budget resolution that was passed earlier this year. how much do you plan on cutting affordable housing, pell grants, with enhanced or to pay for a permanent tax rate for profitable corporations. end quote. now that is what i wrote to the majority leader. and my challenge right now to my republican colleagues as i ask you, come down to the floor of the senate and tell me that i am wrong. come down here and tell the americaneran peep old that if ts legislation, this disastrous tax bill passes that you will not be coming back to cut social security, medicare,

yout know, i served as a senior democrat on house budget committee for a long time. speaker ryan used to be the chairman of that committee. he talked at length about the dangers of rising national debt. you know what? this is a serious issue. i used to think my republican colleagues were serious about it, but now we discover they were only using that as a lever to justify their call for cutting medicare, cutting medicaid, adding social security, cutting education. the debt usually high. we have tohe cut all these thin. but tax cuts for big corporations and millionaires and billionaires? let's add that to the national credit card. $1.5 trillion to be paid for by everybody else. our kids and grandkids. and you know what will happen? we will pass this tax cut through these special interests and powerful americans, and then all of a sudden i assure you our republican friends willhe rediscover their concern about the n national debt. they will rediscover it once they have been, get three with this windfall tax cut. and then they want to come rent and cut medicaid and medi

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war, when yout find somebody associating with radical islam who kills in the name of radical islam, what we should try to find out is how did you get here? are you working with other people? i've been a military lawyer for 33 years, we have the authority to detain this man as an unlawful enemy combatant within 30-60 days. he will have a right to appear before a federal judge. the government would have to prove that he is in fact associated the government would have to prove by preponderance of the evidence that he is in fact associated with radical islam. and i think should be conduct based not status based. if you take up arms against the united states in the name of radical islam, you should be treated as a terrorist. if you kill in the name of radical islam, you should be treated as a terrorist held initially under the law of war as an unlawful enemy combatant. you will never convince me the best way to gather intelligence in this war which is now in our backyard, is to read somebody their miranda rights telling them they have the right to remain silent and a right to recently represe

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yout to snap the momentum.iss it. >> i'll bet do you. >> you know.if it was weather. i wish we had the game this sunday.inittle pep in your step with the way this team is playing right now. a little pep in your voice as well. >> i think everybody in philadelphia it's a season that nobody really expected. i thought it was a ten win team. that would at least get a wild has been the biggest surprise? there are so many sets the tone for the entire. within the next three years he would be a top five quarterback. how abouthe conversation for mvp. >> let's hold back a little before we talk about mvp and super bowls. doug says let's go one and zero. >> here's a guy that was, you know that coaching search was maybe the seventhoi for some fans. he's a little bit of andy reid. that's not bad thing to be them 5nfc championship games ands his own person. he's a different personality than reid. he's been a tremendous coach. doesn't h and he just raised about the way doug has a play ready for every situation, knows how to go to it and the team is e carson is the fa

you youting it for would like to open it to health care, you would like to bring up , thatid, medicare part d is the jurisdiction this committee has ever health care. are we really saying because we are discussing something which has been declared a tax, which is a tax, that we are now going to go and bring in medicaid and 340-b? that seems like a stretch. as loud as the volume can be and as forceful as the delivery, i have to admit, if this is a tax, it is not 340-b and it is not medicaid. >> if i can respond to my colleagues, this is related to a host of other health care issues. this is partial repeal of the affordable care act. that is why the congressional budget office scored it with such ominous consequences. millionssing coverage, of people having their premiums go up. my colleagues involved in health care will have are fewer healthy people going to the risk pool which means premiums are going to go up. this is turning a tax bill into a health care bill with our colleagues getting an hours worth of -- >> that does not address my question. if you wish to address the consequences

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can yout talk about how that would work and the legal options that are available if congress were to take that route? >> congress has oversight authority through many of its committees. the committees can investigate or create special committees. they certainly have the authority to investigate any of these issues whether it is president trump's firing of comey or the russian dossier, they have a right to do that. >> how is that different from threeto congressional probes wee already following? >> not much. i think that's the problem. i think people are trying to show that they're being active and reactive. we have a lot of investigations in the field right now. for the large part, democratic and republican members in some of these investigations seem to be working together fairly well. this has not been an effort to obstruct, from what i can see, for some of these investigations. i don't think there's a real need right now. the mueller indictment shows things are progressing on his side. >> denise, brick, new jersey, line for independents. go ahead. >> caller: i have a question. my

there are officers an equal opportunity that yout can go to for support and here in congress we have a patchwork that is inappropriate. i'll give you an example. first of all, interns and fellows have nowhere to go and yet they are, in many respects, the most vulnerable. ifd you do have a complaint go o the office of compliance and they are you are given up one month in which you are supposed to providepo legal counsel. it is typically one section and they tell you the ropes. then if you agree to move forward you sign a nondisclosure agreement in perpetuity and then you go into mediation. in mediation there's a mediator, there is you and there is the house of representatives general counsel representing the perpetrator. in the most recent case in which i talked to one of the victims he was trashed by the house counsel saying you will never work here again if you move forward with this using intimidation and after that mediation was completed then you have one month enough. in that period of time you have to work in that environment. it is an unsustainable and indefensible program. >>

feeling yout the get from watching him up on stage.d an event on saturday, there were several dozen republicans who applauded him when he said these allegations later intofour years my political career are unbelievable. people applauded. we saw republican men and women saying the timing of these allegations are suspicious. the roy moore had -- campaign have said they ar -- they're standing in the polls have not changed. the gmc poll, which correctly predicted the right off election showing him down by four. shery: the senate majority leader is denouncing him. give us the brief analysis of who is supporting roy moore at this point and who is distancing themselves from him? arit: right now, alabama republican leaders are standing by roy moore. it is the national republicans, people in the senate, people like mitch mcconnell, who are acting away from him. the problem is if mitch mcconnell had any standing with alabama republican voters, then loser strange would be the nominee in this race. the fact that mcconnell is saying senator strange

and thank yout for following through with this event. i see several people in the from the school let and i hope you enjoy the event. we have an exciting panel today and i think we should just get started with questions. iny questions were prepared advance. i will start with some questions about news. it has only been one year since the presidential election but it seems very hard to remember a time when facebook was not synonymous with fake news. people who disseminate false news range from foreign what isda agents and your take on the effect on me outcome of the 2016 election? >> i think the impact of fake news was to allow primarily the trump voters to discount what was going on in the mainstream media. bad it was for their candidate or how bad it was factually, it allowed them to assume it was coming from a biased point of view and therefore they ignored it. difficultas not been of american campaigns in the past. >> i have a slightly different view on fake news in the sense that i think we focus a lot on the fact that this news might

waiuntil yout narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> boy, if you trust a business with your personal information, this story is bound to upset you. >> news 4 is trying to find out why personal tax documents were left out on a d.c. sidewalk. you just saw boxes of paper strewn all over. take a look at this. the boxes were stacked up outside of a speedy tax location on h street northeast on tuesday. the business was evicted. we tried to reach out to the business but there was no answer. >>> and now you're concerned about your personal information being out there. hopefully try to get more answers on that for people who might be aff

. >> i i think these kind of ings, if yout to give extravagant gift to somebody and make a big statementat's what these are for for practicality reasons, i don't thinkos mt people put that in the nursery. >> but fun to look at them. >> sure. >> look at this little chair. >> so cute. >> kit kat kline would like that. >> looks like bamm bye. >> i actually a.m. a huge fan of the chairs. i think they're adorable and the kids use them for years. we had -- we have chairs, not the critters but regular potty barn chairs, kids still sit in them and they're ten. >> if you don't want that critter, it also comes in a panda. there is a lion one. and a penguin. that would be kind of cool, right? >> i think they're really cute. dow like that one, but all of the stuff can be expensive. that's part of it. >> that one can be hands washed for the puke problem. >> all right. >> okay, now the sean leer alex. >> sean leer. look at that. >> see i would never get that for a kid. >> but here is the thing it, has hand blown glass butterflies in it. so it is $500. >> that's the thing, but for girls room obviously,

still fall fought yout from the sexual harassment of charlie rose. arizona state university and the university of kansas are resending journalism awards given to rose. he was fired by cbs news and his show on pbs was canceled. bargain hunters, many of you kicking off holiday shopping with black friday door busters. with theonless rate at he 17 year low of 4.1% consumer analysts expect a robust holiday shopping season and many are turning to zahn turning to -- to amazon to get gifts. bezos saw a $2.4 billion to his net worth because of the nine purchasing so that makes his fortune worth about $100 billion according to bloomberg. not bad. >>> for peoplem people in alabama, this is a day that could divide families and test friendship. >> it is the iron ball -- iron bowl pinning the auburn tigers against the crimson tide but while that game decides the state, this year is a senate race dividing folks there. in the solid red state, republican candidate roy moore is facing sexual misconduct allegations. he is not expected to attend today's game. it marks n

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i have to assume that with a highly skilled staff, not tiny that yout the fed has, have done modelingn all kinds of different ways, different legislation, different ideas out of the house and senate. you have an fomc meeting coming up in maybe two weeks. are you telling me the fed is not modeled any of the tax bill in these tax cuts and what it will do to economic growth? gov. powell: of course we're monitoring the discussions but it remains unclear what will pass, so in my view, it has been difficult or impossible to start. sen. brown: but you know that the overall arching theme of this is $1.5 trillion in tax cuts that will cause greater economic, a larger deficit. you know that people on this side of the aisle claim, as they always do with a tax bill, that it will grow out of that. don't you have the responsibility to talk to us about the modeling you have done and what this all mean to the fiscal situation of our country? gov. powell: i think our responsibility is to carry out the mandate you have given us, to achieve stable prices and maximum employment. sen. brown: but we rely o

. >> do yout not everybody's taxes are going down? some in the middle to upper middle class will see their total tax bill go up when you account for state and local as well? >> it doubles the standard deduction up to 24 grand for a fa the child tax credit. it actually -- lowers the rates to point that in ohio the average is $2,375 for the median income family. everybody in every group, chuck, and every bracket, that group as a whole will see tax cuts. so you know it's just been misrepresented. i hope people will go online and look for themselves. >> all right. >> go on to the joint committee on taxation. jct.gov. that's the one that is official. you'll see it has substantial middle class tax cuts for a family of two making 50 grand a year. >> okay. i let both you and leader pelosi go probably far too long than my executive producer wanted. senator portman thank you very much. >> thanks, chuck. >>> when we come back, i'm going to talk to anita hill whose accusations of sexual harassment against clarence thomas were their experience is

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almost eight days trying to find the elusive average american family that will get this in a refund. , yout $1100 as a refund would have to be given at least almost $10,000 in additional reduction. so then i realized how tailored all of the republican statements are. and the average american family should really save the average of all american family should get this. guest: you have been doing numbercrunching. a lot of people have been doing numbercrunching. i actually try to redo my own taxes using the house proposals. the house did retain the head of household language so if you are a nonmarried head of household, you will get that benefit. in terms of what you are talking about second, that is the criticism you're hearing from democrats. you know, they have chosen the ideal family when they have crafted this theoretical middle-class family to show the tax cut they would get. and they have chosen the ideal control for various things. if you chose a different family with a different set of circumstances who itemizes and takes advantage of a medical deduction and a state and local detectio

they commit coming to help yout caustic that's why you signed an agreement.i'm sure there's places all over my state probably in alaska's well but people have already signed because we as storms all the time. mutual aid is, hey, neighbor, neighboring county and state, if we have disaster when you come help us a cost? i'll help you at cost. mutual aid is not going to come in and charges exorbitant rates and couch, just to be clear. once the federal government commit to 100% of the cost upfront, why did you double down on the whitefish, instead of activating mutual aid instead? why did you just keep going with whitefish? >> the mutual aid agreements, first of all, prepa is a proud member for many, many many mene appa. i i think certainly we need to revise mutual aid agreements in terms of prepa. prepa doesn't have a neighbor as you just explain to get lyft and uber is that thomas which we work together in the past under certain storms. they were devastated as well. the mutual aid agreement requires that the utility, the host utility takes care of all of the log

that chip is an expensive program, yout to be generous because are paying insurance for children, a very specific set of low-income children. it does try to go an extra mile medicaid. i don't know if you have children, there is medicaid say, childrenwill aren't cheap to take care of, they are regularly visited by regular check-ups, there is assistance through this nd you are trying to cover these children over set of period. children does medicaid pick up versus the 9 talked about through chip? guest: complicated. a lot of programs are medicaid and chip programs. i don't have the number sitting large t of me, but a majority of that 9 million are under medicaid programs that are programs,edicaid chip this is just -- host: states put the programs together? yes, since affordable care act was passed, expansion somewhat d was supposed to fade out chip. medicaid was expanded up to chip level of income and the idea was that enough children would be covered under medicaid and new expanded medicaid with people who got there or they would end up on market, they would say, your parents are getting

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this when yout and i and barack or playing golf last time. you guys won. [laughter] we saw the beginning of the demise of the nature of discourse when the gingrich revolution started to occur. on the floor of the united states senate, a senator would refer to the sitting president as bubba. forget democrat/republican. when someone would yell at the state of the union "liar," these are basic norms. there's a reason why we have certain basic social norms. they are the arbiter of how we work together. the thing that i find the most debilitating about what is going on now is the destruction of these norms and it is generating chaos. it is generating chaos internally. i don't want to see the chief of staff quit. i don't want to see the secretary of defense and the secretary of state quit. all the people that are in our administration who are still there, they call and i say please stay. please stay. there has to be some competence and normalcy. again it's not even about the , issues. it's about the norms. i will conclude by saying you don't say -- you don't say

if yout. >> i'm not playing. >> if you catch the ball, the person who flew itthrew it is out. over here. >> yeah. >> we will defend this goal. >> that's right. when i blow the whistle, you run in get the ball and then play dodgeball. >> yes. >> all right. >> purple cobras ready? average owes, readyready joes ready. and no throwing balls at the ref. average joes ready? all right. dodgeball. ♪ >> you're out. oh. savannah's out. hoda's out. look at that. you're out. tries to catch one. oh. >> come on, guys. oh. come on. it's just hoda. this is dodgeball. come on. >> cobras win. let's see the purple cobras. >> good playing. >> wow. >> thank you. >> just a reminder we're saving lives here here on facebook.com for the competition. >> that brought back every memory of grade school. >>> we're back in a moment with more action. first this, is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪ >>> come on justin. >> that's it. >> that's it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that's real dodgeball. ♪ >>> coming up next megyn kelly after a check of local news and >> announcer: nbc 10 news stars now. >> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just about

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if yout have been better hadn't done this.hould we be worried about modest liquidity's, starting in the united states, perhaps mirrored by other central banks? i think the answer is no. you shouldn -- ask is, is the slow draining from the u.s. economy going to hinge on the banking system -- inhibit the banking system's ability to supply credit to the private sector?think the answer to that is no . i think bounce sheets of banks are much more secured. the banking system is in a better place than it was 14 years ago. it does concern me that we are going to see some effects in the financial markets. mark: that has spilled over into your session into the economy, doesn't it? >> i think it is, but not necessarily the one you think. i'm pretty certain that bond rise. will continue to its not looking as if we're going to see a step up. it's probably going to be a gentle normalization, because qe has bought -- brought about a mispricing of assets. i think they will gently get normalized. what's the impact on the economy going to be?i'

>> yout in the aggregate the activity again really appears to address a wide range of hot button topics and appears directed at fomenting discord and inflaming discourse. >> in terms of volume again, just volume are we talking about about? >> about approximately 90% of the volume we saw on ad sites appears to be issues-based, primarily a smaller proportion directed at the candidate but in terms of the actual one in 23,000. >> correct so in terms of the total volume of material on this site it's a very small percentage. we estimate the internee -- internet research agency content was approximately 0.004% of the content in new. >> during the time period in question. >> russia as a nation-state started interfering in the election cycle back in 2015. and they continued after the election. during the election they were trying to create discord between americans, most of it directed against clinton. after the election we saw russian tied groups and organizations trying to undermine president trump's legitimacy. is that we use on facebook? >> i would say that's an accuracy. >> that's an accura

as yout to get growth have seen but that has been the big issue.ast few years but in the last few decades. >> one of the key decisions house republicans appear to have made is to keep the tax rate for individual income, individual homes that make more than $1 million at 39.6%. this could meet resistance from conservative republicans who want to see a tax cut across the board. where do you stand on that? >> i stand with where the framework is, to say there will not be a reduction in the share of taxes that people at the top and pay. is what we have to keep two. want to do things that are anti-growth. we want things that are progrowth. but you willfer see the share of taxation, the top 10% share 70% of the taxes. the top 1% pays him was 40% of the taxes. you will see that continue and you will see the share continua not be reduced. jonathan: the president put you all in the room and for your handout for who you like. who did you put your hand up for? it reported that he did that. i was in the room but i must've missed it. a few very good choices. i l