what max mentioned. we re going to get into that. and a top election lawyer on how these cases will play out. by the end of the hour we bring you the opening statements in something people may have forgotten is even happening. the new york trial of the entire trump company as the legal headaches mount. a lot coming up. stay with us. a lot coming up. stay with us give me that! why do you always get to talk first? [groans] hi, we ve got questions about medicare plans. well, we ve got a lot of answers! how can i help? well for starters, do you have a medicare plan i can actually afford? how about a plan with a $0 monthly premium? well, that s a great start. well, then you ll probably love the dental, vision and hearing coverage that s included. i hear that! [laughs] we also want a plan that helps us to stay healthy,
the president rattles back. in an interview, saying the rest of the group will fire back with how much free stuff they can give away, basically. listen to this. i guess it s a big race to who can give away the most and who can raise taxes the most. one of the big things i see i give the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. one of their big things is to eliminate the tax cut and raise everybody s taxes. i said, i don t think that s going to play too well. melissa: chris, it comes down to dollars a lot. it seems like these democratic candidates, i m going to give away free school, i m going to give away medicare for all, i m going to forgive the debt. they don t talk about how to pay for it necessarily, or numbers. their ideas but the mass on them don t work. chris: is a big change in the party from ten or 20 years ago, when president barack obama wouldn t put forward these policies because he thought they were too radical. now they are the norm. you see candidates
constituents and independents were confronting republican elected officials to the point where they basically stopped holding town hall meetings. you flash forward to two months ago. the republican national committee as a poll with the big flashing warning signs saying we are in big trouble on health care because voters believe by and large that we cut taxes and will pay for that by taking away medicare and social security. that s one reason we have seen trump and a lot of republicans come out and say, no, no, no, we re here to protect your pre-existing conditions. i think that s why you see ads trying to remind voters that it is democrating th ins that are up. this is josh holly s campaign ad. it also talks about pre-existing conditions. it tries to refute what claire mccaskill is saying.
cuts the top individual rate from 39.6% to 37%. the state and local tax deductions at $10,000 giving them flexibly, presumably satisfying high tax states like new york, new jersey and california who are most affected by the original plan and repeals the obamacare individual mandate. don t expect any democrats to supported. ron wyden calls it a betrayal. this is the ultimate betrayal of the middle-class, it doesn t give middle-class americans the tax-cut they deserve now and takes away medicare and social security later. heather: never a done deal until it is done, this is washington. report is due out tomorrow, we will see more of what is in it and we expect the senate and house to vote next week and the guys downstairs are up working
principle, major take aways,/is the corporate rate of 21% instead of 20% as originally planned, the top individual rig to 27%, state and local at $10,000. and satisfying the high tax states like new york, new jersey and california who were most affected and repeal the obamacare individual mandate. it is due out tomorrow, don t expect democrats to support it. the ultimate betrayal of the middle class. it doesn t give americans the tax-cut they deserve now and it takes away medicare and social