27.5 which it currently is and 50 but probably not 50. then tonight a big campaign style rally in nashville, tennessee where he ll talk about healthcare. another full day at the white house. all this talk about taxes, i still need to do mine. i have numbers nowhere near that. way different. thank you john. jon: the battle over healthcare is heating up with republican leaders trying to get different factions of their body on board. millions could lose or forgo insurance under the gop plan. conservatives hate it because it doesn t repeal the entire act. senat senator rand paul offered his solution. this isn t going to fix the health insurance program. obamacare created the problem. this bill doesn t fix it. it acknowledges it doesn t fix it because they keep the subsidies for insurance companies.
there was actually nearly an agreement on the rate for corporate taxes. donald trump would go lower and i think that s fine. the republicans and democrats were hovering between 25 and 27.5%. you can probably work a deal somewhere. and i m all for that. regulations, obviously that s hampering business. that s another thing you could do. the other piece i think that is missing from this idea is the education and job training. one of the things ibm said was we will keep some jobs, we will invest more but we want federal money for job training and retraining for workers whose jobs have been automated. that would be my third point. ceos, and he wants to be the ceo of america, they think ten, 15, 20 years ahead for their businesses. thinking that far ahead for america and also the world is that these jobs, just from an efficiency standpoint, will go away as technology improves. so how do you retrain those workers in order to keep jobs in america not from going overseas
posturing by the republicans to try to bring it up. it doesn t mean much. bret: it means a lot you re in florida. you look tan and rested. have a good one. thank you for joining us. wish you were here. bret: european union officials are giving greece until wednesday to convince the e.u. finance ministers it will stick to terms of the us a centerty package. the latest round of cuts sparked violence in cities. germany says it will not give time approve for a second bail-out until next month. stocks began the week on a positive note. the dow was up 73. the s&p 500 gaped nine. the nasdaq finished ahead 27.5. mitt romney is coming off two victories over the weekend as he tries to reshame the momentum in the republican campaign. but carl cameron reports the latest numbers will not be easy. with wins disputed by the rival in saturday s non-binding maine caucus and the big straw poll at the con seventive political action