Pursue areas of agreement, shared goals, shared purposes. Policies decisions will fall out of that. Senator, this bipartisan meeting looks great, but it was just over two weeks ago that the president tweeted if Senate Republicans dont get rid of the filibuster rule and go to 51 majority, few bills will be passed so is this a reset are we to expect not just bipartisan conversations but a bipartisan approach to crafting legislation, or is this just a conversation it will take two to tango again, i give the president credit my approach has always been to try to find bipartisan support did that with joe donnelly so its the starting point now, are we going to get eight democrats to sign on to a major piece of legislation that might be a stretch but it doesnt hurt to begin the conversation whether its health care reform, tax reform, infrastructure, talking to our colleagues trying to find those areas of agreement if we make a really good argument, if we find those areas of agreement, we migh
Would show that companies dont always use the asset when theyre repatriated to invest in manufacturing, jobs, things you gees are talking about they Share Buybacks and financial engineering. How do you guarantee that wont happen this time so, look, we heard that numerous times if thats our worstcase scenario that companies repatriate their money and use it for share pbuybacks and dividends, what happens . They buy back shares, issue dividends, pay the repatriation tax, we get another 20 tax on Capital Gains or dividends and the people who get that money back do what they reinvest it back in the economy in new investment and new capital. Were putting very enticing rules into the system that will entice people to invest capital for the next five years. Were giving people a fiveyear writeoff that they can instantly expense. So, look, if that happens, thats fine, we know that money will get invested right back into the economy and drive jobs, drive economic growth, drive wages and drive pr