tax reform bill which is going to raise their taxes. they are the areas that are hurt the most. my suburban district voted for barack obama twice, voted for donald trump by nine points. it was a 14-point turnaround and they are going to lose most of their property tax deduction, all of the state income tax deduction, the family of four will lose $18,000, the individual exemption, medical bills you ll lose that especially if they have someone with a long term illness. all of that this is going to have a devastating impact on areas like mine and long island and it s unfair and when people say it s a high tax state one of the reasons we re high taxed is because so much of our revenue that goes to the federal government doesn t come back to us. we get $0.79 back on the dollar. other states get much more back than they contribute into the federal government. new jersey gets about $0.61 back on every dollar so we get murdered on one end and now we ll get it again by taking away the property
responsibility because if you re sending the government a dollar in your getting $0.79 back, that s a conversation that probably needs to be had outside of this. sandra: you to start a very confident paul ryan. thanksgiving is aggressive. kennedy: things giving is incredibly aggressive. a lot of people are intrigued at the idea of bipartisanship especially in the senate where you got those three senators, joe donnelly, north dakota and joe manchin from west virginia, and they all have reason to be invested in a fiscally responsible tax plan with the likes of which democrats have not put forward for it all they re putting forward right now is resistance. there were so many problems with the plan. it is still very complicated. it s not the only area where there are inflection points and people who are willing to put aloft. you re going to see the corporate rate and some of the other areas where they could make the biggest impact on the economy, but you still may have
states. i would like to see a state and local tax deduction entirely but i understand we need to figure this out and there are people who want to eliminate it entirely, i will try to find common ground. harris: 20 of you, that s a big number. there s a philosophy in washington, we are being subsidized by the federal government, new york is a donor state, we only get $0.79 worth of federal aid to back or federal resources back, we are a donor state. harris: that s an excellent point. how tight is the clock ticking here? i think the ways and means committee will be working over the weekend, chairman brady is waiting for some of the proposals to see how this works out. the goal here is to protect the
do not make the equivalent of men, and until they do, they ought to stay home all the time if they want to. greg: you don t even have a fact behind that. we have already debunked it many times. bob: $0.79. you are saying they get a dollar for a dollar? greg: close. bob: other important people, cops. eric: do you think the women at planned parenthood are going to take the day off tomorrow? is there a silver lining there? greg: i think george soros has given over $50 million to groups partnering with this march. bob: what is wrong with that? kimberly: bob only mentioned the nurses that he might need to show up for work. greg: don t dig a hole, as you always say. up next, alec baldwin breaks some news that could upset snl
responsibilities. maybe a nickel apart at worse. it would be incredible if the white house paid its own staff equal to the men which it doesn t. or if some of the democrats up for reelection would pay their men which they don t. the average pay for democrats in the senate $0.79 on the dollar for women verse the men. i hired more women in ex secuti positions than any governor in my state s history including bill clinton. if senator mckaskill if senator mckaskill wants to get on men about treatment to women she should read up on the democratic colleagues in if the senate or if necessary i will read it to her. by the way i will charge her the same as i would a man.