cartoon. this is something you have to take a deep breath, talk to people that know. which we he will be doing every day as much as we can and see how it will effect you. abby: that is wishful thinking, brian. i was going through the paper and i couldn t find one positive article about tax reform when people want tax reform. steve: we have grover norquist. he is the authority on it he says this will turbo charge the economy. we will have the balance of pete s interview with the president. and, as if that is not enough, the trump exclusive interview coming up. we exclusively have jillian mele with the news. jillian: good morning, guys. one more wake up until the weekend. something forward to look forward to. abby: hey, hey. i will be here all weekend long. jillian: oopsys, i will shut my mouth. get you caught up on headlines. a teenager charged with murder accused of stabbing another student in the middle of a classroom. pulled a switchblade on two boys at their new york city high schoo
amendment. they can t impose one rule on pro-israel speakers and one rule on anti-israel speakers. one rule on conservatives and one on liberals. what is the desks of high profile? would they actually turn down president trump if he said i want to speak there in a week. would they turn down a famous actor, a liberal, progressive actor? i don t think so. they have to have a single standard and we re going to hold them in it. if they don t abide by it we re going to take them to court. abby: good for you, good for you for standing up for free speech. we lost sight of what that means. you pay $800,000 to protect a speaker on the campus now. the students are upset. students are being are aing. they are telling me that they re being denied the opportunity to listen to speakers that they want to hear. brian: finally, do you know what bothers me most? your topic. the fact that being pro-israel gets this type of anger in america bothers me to no end. at a major university in the city of mo
i have a proposition for my conservatives. instead of always telling the liberals when you are you going to mention black-on-black crime? this should be something we take on about improving the lives of the community. taking on this fight of crime in the community. that way when the left tries to attack us, we have a record of going into the community and saying, you know what? this is our fight. brian: here is the numbers on homicide victims and black op. black crime 781 went up in 2016. look how high knows numbers are and you say should we worry about the 233 yes? should would he be more worried about the 7 or 8,000? absolutely. you should be concerned about both of them. when you say you care about black lives and only focus on one aspect of black lives, you lose credibility. that s the problem with this movement. we have rahm emanuel who wants to take a knee and all the other mayors in these cities want to take a knee. they have this issue of crime. but they don t want to take
are very, very high. so, those are the state representatives in washington. you are going to hear the loudest saying you can t do that we are already deducting that you can t go ahead and knock the knees out from underneath us. abby: we talked to the president about this. te hegseth did. we are still waiting for a number of details. people keep saying the dil is in the details. that s very real. when you think about the three brackets exist from 7 brax to 3. how does that line up with income. how do you define what the middle class is? we asked kellyanne conway about that. they are still trying to figure it out. how do you pay down the debt? i think we are at 20 trillion right now. went up 10 trillion under the obama years. a lot of republicans care about that. how do you balance tax cuts without increasing the debt. brian: 1.5 trillion will go to the debt. they have incentives to bring offshore investments back. family can really feel. talk to grover norquist
graders taking a knee. next generation might be happy about one thing. taxes might be less. parents might have more. president came out with the framework for a tax plan there are reports that he wasn t nearly as pleased as he seemed yesterday. when it first came out. you know, his financial team, team with the house of representatives, ways and means and others and budget in senate. and they come out with one plan with one voice and they seem to be at this point on the same page. steve: if you are wondering hot winners and losers are, the wall street journal breaks it down pretty good today. the winners are people who do not take deductions. this is good for you because they have doubled the standard deduction. also, brian mentioned the large estate taxes if it s greater than $5.5 million. it also appeals the estate tax. now the losers are people who live in high tax states. where they pay state and local property taxes and sales taxes because right now can you deduct them. in new y