so, for now, we ve got to make sure that we team up with our first responders. we are really encouraged and heartened by the people grabbing their boats and going and rescuing their citizens. people all around america are sending aid and with one more hurricane, one that 1 185-mile-per-hour winds hitting our shores, again. those people in that line are in our thoughts and our prayers. so, i just think it s really important that we take stock of the fact that civil society in america is well and alive. it s on display. citizens are helping each other and the government will be there to respond to the needs of these people who have faced this unprecedented devastation. any questions? mr. speaker, following the president s decision yesterday on daca, i was wondering whether you stand alone and address the daca and broader immigration. and then the second part is you previously had told
listen to phil keating talk about all the water bottles being sold out in places he visited. the nfl delays sunday s miami dolphins game against tampa bay and push it back to november now. we ll get back to all of that in a moment. the house will vote today on a harvey aid package worth about $8 billion. we ll get a live report out of houston on how best that money can be used on the ground there. julie: president trump heading to north dakota to promote tax reform. can congress agree to a plan with so much else on the agenda? we ll ask florida congressman ron desantis but first president trump. president trump: this is tax cutting to put it in a very simple term. we will cut taxes and reduce taxes for individuals and middle income families.
cleanly, you know? now the democratings are a bit the drive s seat as the minority party. what is the president doing by undermining republicans in congress and what does that mean for the future of his relationship with republicans who he did go into the recess very frustrated with, of course. we ve known all along, watching trump s presidential campaign and the first eight month of his presidency, he s not off the republican party. that s not where he is. he is so much more interested in deal making than ideology. and so now i think we re seeing that come to bear. i think he tried to play the sort of the washington establishment party game a little bit in and that didn t work out for him on health care and other matters and now i think he really wants to just get some stuff done and i don t think, with harvey aid needed and irma coming, that he was looking in any way to have a hiccup in this particular moment when he wanted to make sure to get that, you know, devastation
that signals to me a little further off in the future. he also did not discuss whether or not he would be willing to put an immigration bill on the floor that did not have a majority of republican support. and that is going to be a key metric here. a pledge he made to his conference as the speaker. and the reality is, any fix that includes daca fix for those daca dreamer kids, they re going to have to pass with democratic votes. so, the speaker could run into a problem, a personal political problem if he wants to pass something that doesn t have those, the support of at least half of his republican conference. and just finally, hallie. the speaker s reaction to the democratic proposal that we saw out just a few minutes ago with the debt ceiling on this harvey aid. very strong and fast condemination essentially saying this is a nonstarter and this will create all kinds of problems. we ll see if the democrats move off of what they ve said. but, obviously, you know, extending the debt cei
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