principle what it will be. they are still writing on the margins. the president said yesterday according to the irs, if they pass this by christmas, you will see a larger paycheck come february as the federal government will be taking out less in your withholding. ainsley: right. just to sum it up. republicans agreed on the bill now they are going to vote on it next week and then it will go to the president s desk, hopefully before christmas, the republicans say. steve: all right. meanwhile, if you were watching the fox news channel late yesterday morning, you saw the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein getting grilled by lawmakers, particularly republicans. and they will wanted to know hey, what s the deal with, for instance, peter strzok who wrote those inappropriate apparently biased texts to lisa page, his girlfriend. essentially calling donald trump all sorts of inappropriate words and using the f word. then have you jeannie rhee on the mueller team.
professor. steve: at bawnch university. ainsley: let s hand it out to janice dean. it s snowing outside? janice: forget the rockefeller christmas tree. do you love the snow. i love it. where are you from. miami. where from you from. ohio. where from from ohio. louisiana. wisconsin. we love it. and here s the forecast right now. if you live across the northeast. this is a clipper system. it is going to end midday and later on today. and, you know, it s cold enough for snow. this is the deal. there are your current temperatures. feels a little bit cooler with the wind chill. this is that clipper. it will be out of here by this afternoon. it is causing some traffic problems here along the i-95 corridor. otherwise, a good looking forecast for all. we love it, right? hi, ladies, get in here. hurry up and say bye to everybody at home. hi. merry christmas. good job. steve: it s cold outside and it s snowing. steve: coming up on this thursday, new allegations of bias clou
finally it repeal it s the obamacare individual mandate. but don t expect democrats to support it as senator ron wyden calls it a betrayal. this is the ultimate betrayal of the middle class. it doesn t give middle class americans the tax cuts they deserve now and it takes away medicare and social security later. it s never a done deal until it s done. of this is washington after all it appears the house and senate will start voting on it early next week and could reach the president s desk by christmas. brian: all right, griff. it s not saying great to see you. we will take over to from here. i just want to make sure i don t want to be rude to him. totally done, for example, marco rubio has some colonel about the child tax credit and senator mike lee answered him yesterday saying yeah, we are going to look to include that, an additional child tax credit will make it even greater. i guess it is somewhat fluid. steve: they agreed in
tape. brian: with the homeland security secretary, it s pretty cool. i have never been to the border before. did i try to escape from the country once. i got caught. did i come back. i don t count that. ainsley: they told me once when i was on the border. what if i went across the rio grand, she said you would not come back. i said okay, i m going to stay on this side. ainsley: you were in san antonio for a while. ainsley: this is when i worked on sean hannity s show el paso. dangerous town in mexico. steve: i heard it was pretty easy to come back. ainsley: right it depends on where you are, maybe, on the border. steve: thank you very much for joining us on this snowy thursday. straight to a fox news alert. hope have you room in your stockings for a giant tax cut that essentially is what the president said yesterday. and it looks like tax reform for middle class and corporations, companies could be wrapped up by christmas day. brian: griff jenkins is live
it is about making jobs, growing this economy. it is about to middle middle-class incomes going higher. this is about giving people the ability to make plans for the future. i am so excited that we are on the cusp of this great accomplishment. and if congress acts by christmas, people are going to see gains very soon. sandra: if it is so great, how come they are having a hard time selling it? ahead of reagan s tax form, only 18% of americans thought that it was going to benefits them up. we know how that turned out. so does he have a point there? jason: i think it will have a much broader impact if you have already seen it in the stock market. it has been reacting and planning it into its numbers, but you don t have rank and file members who can actually regurgitated. and people want to know what is going to happen to me.