of what s in the pack. age and why it s in there. because when you re talking infrastructure, we know nationally, we have a c-minus in terms of our physical infrastructure, with all of the experts that look at it. we re the richest in the world. the 13th ranked country in the world with infrastructure. if the last 15 or 16 months have taught us anything i think it s an extremely difficult time for american families. that we need to expand the child tax credit that we ve already done to make that permanent. we need to do something about housing. particularly for child care as somebody who has two young children, i can say this, the paid family leave, prepay, access to child care, these are things that the american people have been crying out for so long and will have enormous economic impact. the cost is one thing but the impact and benefits i think are going to far outweigh that. so i m confident we ll have the votes in the house. there s going to be wrangling and back and forth. but t
perlmutter who is a good friend of trump at mar-a-lago. and perlmutter seems to have brought him into the epa to offer advice. everybody there is perplexed. this was spearheaded by jared kushner it appears that moskowitz has undercut jared kushner, but what s the rationale? why does this system work? like every system, it has problems. he works at two hospitals in florida. and he s apparently been not impressed with how it works there. the va team that he was working with investigated how it workings. apparently, they re ufg sing an earlier version of the software. other than that, you know, we don t know of any particular like vested interest he has in a competitor. which naturally is what you expect in a case like this. it seems that he just doesn t
yes, go ahead. go ahead. go ahead. the final tax bill? i have, i have seen it. i think it s going to do very, very well. i think that we are going to be in a position to pass something as early as next week, which will be monumental. i think they ll be great. they re great people. they want to see it done. i know them very well. i know how they feel. these are great people. they want to see it done. they want to see it done properly. go ahead. say it. well, we re going to see what happens with north door really. we have a lot of support. there s a lot of nations that agree with us. almost everybody. we can t let that happen. we re going to see what happens with north korea. we hope it workings out. yes, i think we will. i have child tax credit just so you understand, the democrats
growth leland: we saw the that has not happened before. leland: we also saw the slowest recovery that s ever happened out of an economic recession well, this is the first time we ve seen a recession as we did between 2007 and 2008. finish. at least we ll be able to see something different now, and we ll be able to see if it workings. we ll see if antwan s right or donald trump will make the economy better. leland: you know what? i m willing to bet you guys might disagree on that. [laughter] i don t know, i m just tossing it out there. [laughter] antwan with, ron, gentlemen, thanks for being here. thank you. happy new year. leland: to you too. liz: great panel. still ahead, how the long shadow of vladimir putin is shaping president-elect trump s foreign policy decisions. will it help or hurt the nominee for secretary of state? k,eos#u one more celebrity just or before the new year begins. mash co-stars remember the
it. under the current system they will not get lower because 90 percent of the health care dollars are paid for by a third party. we need to be modelling the health savings account. hsa. what does that mope? this is how it workings. you get a health insurance policy with a high deductible with $2,500. and good chaps your employer will put the 2500 in your pocket because it is cheaper for him. and so he sets aside 2500 and it is years and the first $2,500 that you have of that year you pay for out of that fund. what if you don t spend it all. you cope it or hold on to it and pay tax or tax free roll over to the next year. 2500 might be 3500. and now you have that. and if you have extraordinary medical expenses above the 2500