neil: they call tax cut 2.0, another chance for republicans to go back to the tax cutting well. this would be an effort to make permanent a lot of the individual rate cuts that would sort of phase out i believe around the year 2025. in other words, a lot of sixth graders today when they are in college that would take effect. the washington examiner phil wagman and danielle mclaughlin and maddy glover. how realistic is this that they get. this a lot of mechanics as to why they had to phase in and phase out certain tax cuts. right. neil: republicans want to make them permanent on the individual side. would that make it permanent in november. i think it will. this is a vote that republicans are taking that will remind americans exactly why it is they are feeling economic enthusiasm for the first time in some cases in years. this last week we saw really positive job numbers. not only because jobs are created and the economy remains strong but because wages are going up. that was
politics. politics is rough and tumble. there will be debate and chance for both sides. i guess as i look what s going on around the world and see what s going on with isis and american families can t get jobs. they worry about their kids not having jobs after college and huge debt. some kids can t even go to college. first thing we wake up to this morning and all of a sudden you are throwing hud at a candidate there is a lot of time for that do you not think that the american people are sort of starving for a little loftier debate? well, i think they want to know differences and they want to know who to choose. and if we are concerned about jobs, unweather forecast things that economists say is we are losing a million jobs a year from the burden of debt. so there will be he question of which candidates budget. ditch choices to cut spend sacral lid points for us to debate. i don t think anything about that is unfair really. let me turn to iran.
politics. politics is rough and tumble. there will be debate and chance for both sides. i guess as i look what s going on around the world and see what s going on with isis and american families can t get jobs. they worry about their kids not having jobs after college and huge debt. some kids can t even go to college. first thing we wake up to this morning and all of a sudden you are throwing hud at a candidate there is a lot of time for that do you not think that the american people are sort of starving for a little loftier debate? well, i think they want to know differences and they want to know who to choose. and if we are concerned about jobs, unweather forecast things that economists say is we are losing a million jobs a year from the burden of debt. so there will be he question of which candidates budget. ditch choices to cut spend sacral lid points for us to debate. i don t think anything about that is unfair really. let me turn to iran.
poor kids. that does top all, right? and who could be that rotten? well new york city democratic mayor bill debaz de blasio declared war on children. kicking hundreds of students out of their classrooms. make no mistake about it. that is not going to hurt the rich kids. rich senator kids from fancy private schools. charter schools are a big chance and most instances the only chance for the not-so-rich children to get a great education. i visited unweather forecast new york city charter schools and saw with my own eyes how much the charter schools can make for many students. so why would mayor de blasio take action to dismantle charter schools if they are working? why we do such a rotten thing? selfish and self-interest. plain and simple. the teacher unions got him elected and they hate the charter schools. poor ones for himself.