there to receive her body. with me now is kier simmons, tim york. kier, glad to have you with us at this really somber and emotional moment for people in the uk who are now for the first time seeing the queen arrive to a place that she called home for decades. reporter: that s right. i just drove along that same route that the queen s hearse, the state hearse, glass windows to make it easier for people to see the coffin as she passes by. i just drove that route and people were lining the route, waiting in silence with umbrellas. very british scene. as they waited for the queen to say good-bye for one last time. just think about this. here on the streets of london, many londoners have experienced seeing the queen go by. coming here to celebrate, possibly for her 70th anniversary. but for all of them now, this is the last chance. this is the last time that there will not be another time after this week and i think that we re looking at now is her hearse passing down. i think
passed by the house is piling up. who benefits most from this plan? the democrats haven t shied away saying it only benefits big business and rich people and not the middle class. one column in the washington post says this bill was never meant to individuals. it was meant to benefit businesses. big corporations should be very happy. so should small firms like mine. here is gene marks. you do have an interesting take on this. i say that because, many of the tax community, has shown that a lot of folks are worried about small businesses. even senator johnson is worried about the house bill he s effect. he wants to make changes. i m a small business owner. i m a c.p.a.
joining me now is my panel. alana, you have some new reporting regarding president trump reaching out to republican senators over russia related issues. what have you learned? we re talking about senator bob corker and senator tom tillis. this was on two separate matters. first, corker, trump wanted to talk about the russia sanctions bill. this is the bill the president dragged his heels on signing, and senator till us got a call about the bill he s sponsoring to prevent the president from firing robert mueller. one of the senators, tillis, has a bill to protect special counsel mueller. did that come up in a conversation? it did. a source told us that the conversation became tense concerning the mueller bill. trump expressed unhappiness with the bill and said he didn t want
dop oh louse has not responded to our request. it s unclear about the dearborn e-mail as well. thanks. joining me is steve hall, and alana shore. you have new reporting tonight regarding president trump reaching out to republican senators over russia related issues. who are we talking about here? what have you learned? well, we re talking about senate foreign relations chairman bob corker and senator tom tillas. this was on two separate russia related matters. first, corker, trump wanted to talk about the russia sanctions bill. this was the bill that the president had resisted and dragged his heels on signing. senator tillas got a call about the bill he s sponsoring to prevent the president from firing robert mueller. so, just because one of the senators, tillas has a bill to protect special counsel mueller. did that come up in a conversation? do we know anything about the nature of the conversation? it did. a source tells us that the conversation became tense
forward to over take mitt romney. to this point, bill he s only won 22% of the delegates. there are only four winner take all contests remaining out of the 34 states left to go. that is in utah, delaware, d.c., and new jersey. those are states that favor mitt romney. in fact rick santorum is not even on the ballot in d.c. with illinois coming up there are four congressional districts where he failed to submit enough delegates to appear on that ballot. bill: has your campaign approached gingrich and rick santorum on what you re describing to our audience here? no, but you had george pataki on your show earlier today, and governor pataki announced his endorsement for mitt romney. i think one of the reasons is because he recognizes the importance of having executive leadership in the white house. he s a former governor. he also said that he s thinking