our reporting is speaker paul ryan may be doing soul searching. he may retire in h the next year. what s your reaction to that? well i heard that museum ror yesterday myself. i home he doesn t. he s a very thoughtful individual. we had a little milestone last week where we passed the continuing resolution a couple weepings ago with only republican votes which shows he s been able to unify both the moderate group and extremely conservative fro freedom caucus. thanks. . amid the chaos, the trump administration reportedly sent a list of forbidden words to the nation s top public health agency. according to the washington post, the cdc is now banned from using seven words or phrases in its budget documents. these include vulnerable, diversity, transgender.
evidence-based, science-based. all of those terms are banned being used. do you get any indication as to why these particular words were banned. we can see a conservative political power play going on here but vulnerable and evidence based, what did you hear? well, the official who told me this says there was no explanation given when they were given those instructions just that these words were not to be used and they were broken into two buckets. you know this is the typically of the year when the federal agencies are submitting their budget documents to have full budget put together, the president s budget will come out in february and agencies except up drafts and they notice that when some drafts can bounce back and three of the words were
southern california. santa ana winds of more than 30 miles an hour strengthening the thomas fire in santa barbara and ventura counties. the thomas fire has destroyed more than 1,000 structures, including about 750 homes. the washington post reports that the trump administration is prohibiting the centers for disease control from using the following seven words and phrases in budget documents. vulnerable, entitlement, diversity, transgender, fetus, evidence-based, and science-based. the department of health and human services says that the story is a mischaracterization. now that the republican tax plan looks likely to sail through congress, republicans are going all in, placing a big bet on their prospects for next year s mid terms. the washington post writes, assuming no last minute itches, the tax bill as signed by president trump would represent a significant legislative achievement for a party that has struggled all year to convert power to productivity.
i thought he was a populist. he s a populist as long as it suits his own personal interest. he s not an idealogue. he s out there to destroy the pillars that uphold our public. he doesn t build things. he tears them down. that s the biggest hypocrisy for steve. it s all about disruption and chaos because that s where he thrives. and there is one instance where the trump administration is actually adding regulations. it involves the important work of america s public health agency. the washington post reports that officials at the cdc have been told they cannot use seven words or phrases in budget documents. the forbidden words are
be a banquet, a feast of people eating words they ve spoken for 30 years. i watch i ll tell you who to watch. watch congressman meadows from north carolina. he s the head of the freedom caucus. freedom caucus is what howard dean when he represented the democratic party. they represent. republican wing of the republican party. and i think you ll find tt at that point, conservatism begins to rediscover itself. so would it be the $9 trillion increase in the national debt that is right there in the budget documents that they ve already filed? is that the thing we re going to be hearing about the most? that ll get your attention, certainly. but, again, i think when they realize all that you embrace when you embrace protectionism, enormous executive discretion, the government planning essentially what we can consume and how the economy will work and who should be losers, when