around-the-clock a major tax cut for middle income people. not for business at all. for middle-income people. kevin brady is working on it. paul ryan is working, we are all working on it and looking at a major tax cut for middle income people. i would say sometime around 1 november. maybe a little before. pete: part of it is about trying to make individual income tax cuts permanent because they are going to expire down the road. he doesn t want to do that before the midterms that focus on the midterms, the middle class is going to have more permanent tax cuts. that is one narrative democrats were obsessed with leading into the midterms, these tax cuts don t it only benefits the higher echelon but here the president is staying on narrative, this is what we will do for the middle class. they called them crumbs i
charged him. remember, the grassly and graham memo said the russian dossier made up the bulk of this fisa application. now, schiff didn t say that, but, yeah, he admits the dossier was used, and the schiff memo also corroborates that, in fact, the f.b.i. and the doj lied, and purposely and maliciously misled a fisa judge about clinton and the dnc paying over $12 million for the russian dossier of unverified lies and propaganda. can you believe this is happening in our country? now schiff s memo actually quotes port of the fisa application about the dossier having political motivations. but here s the thing. the application never bothered to mention that it was hillary or the dnc that paid for that dossier. the f.b.i. knew this, but they purposely hid it from the fisa judge. not rank and file f.b.i. the higher echelon that we talk about. they used it to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign.
and describe the factors that belie his claims. he didn t run for president just one time and win. he contemplated running many times. he had an exploratory campaign in 87. he actually ran in 1999 and didn t succeed. and you know, during one of those attempts, he threw out the name oprah winfrey as a vice presidential runningmate. you are correct. you are correct. you ve got that and this claim of being one of the top business people, whatever that means. he s gone bankrupt at least four times so i don t put that in the higher echelon, and finally, his claims to his success is undocumented. he has not released the list of class rankings for students. he s often said he was the top graduate. that doesn t seem to be true. so all of this just seems
that carson is right to raise. he wants a chance to answer them. but it s also not patty cake. this isn t supposed to be come and give us your talking points. i think john kasich wants that. i don t think jeb bush wants that. they want a good substantive conversation. we did that in simi valley. we ll do it again in las vegas and hopefully again in march. that s why it s interesting these campaigns are coming together, reportedly led by the carson camp. they believe that will be their avenue to inclusion at the higher echelon. one last quick thing. paul ryan, he s got good buzz on him. he s in there now. what s the plus/minus as this starts the new leadership? this is all plus. paul ryan is 45. there s a generational change taking place. you ve got katherine mcmorris-rodgers, she s 46. kevin mccarthy is 50.
is that he did do some cuts, but that they do not want on the other side to deal with more revenue from the higher echelon or the higher income earners in the country. and when you ve got the head of the house, saying we re not putting revenue on the table, where do you even get started with this conversation? and we re seven days away from sequester. well, let s take a look. we can take a listen to part of your interview with president obama yesterday. my sense is that their basic view is that nothing is important enough to raise taxes on wealthy individuals or corporations, and they would prefer to see these kinds of cuts that could slow down our recovery over closing tax loopholes. and that s the thing that binds