they re doing a deeper dive now is beyond me. why don t we talk about the tax bill? yes. it is good news for the republicans. casey is still to get to. it was the celebration they have been waiting for. unlike the rose celebration in may when the house passed an obamacare repeople, but the senate couldn t follow suit. so it was kind of premature. yesterday republicans enjoyed the passage of tear tax bill by both chambers. the president enjoyed the moment. it s been and i amazing experience, i have to tell you. it hasn t been done in 34 years, but actually really hasn t been done because we broke every record. it s the largest i always say the most massive but it s the largest tax cut in the history of our country and reform, a tax cut, really something special. [ applause ] statistically, that s not accurate. that s actually a lie, craig surely was talking about it yesterday, john kennedy s was
have legislation. they have been quiet on it. the president is in an interesting position t. white house said mueller would be done by thanksgiving, christmas, early next year. this is an effort by the president s lawyers to keep him at bay and attacking mueller and firing mueller. so the interesting question which warner is sort of heading towards is what will happen when the president realizes mueller is not going to clear his name. we have to remember that mueller was appointed because comey wouldn t say publicly that the president wasn t under investigation. and i think that s what democrats are afraid of. hey, john, you ve said be every that you believe that donald trump is looking for any excuse to fire mueller and these sad pathetic little republicans scurrying around trying to do his business and subcert the rule of law, attacking the men and women of the fbi, you think the only reason is to give
the third frame, someone was saying what s happened to us. so when we look at the time of where we ve gone over the last five decades, we have a very interesting piece on msnbc.com that really breaks down what life was like before jfk and the assassination, some of the highlights being that a stamp cost 5 cents, minimum wage was $1.25 an hour, the average family income was $6200 but cut that in half for nonwhite families. martin luther king had just given his i have a dream speech three months earlier. larry, in writing your book, what did you come away with by thinking jfk as a civil rights leader on the social justice front 50 years ago and where we are today with many of the same conversations? well, as i m sure michael will agree, we tend to misremember the past. especially when an administration ends as tragically as john kennedy s did. look, he had many strong points, and i ve tried to stress them in the kennedy half century but i
a sign of his own assassination. when i met with john, i was quite taken by the fact that he knew so little about the black community. he knew the headlines of the day, but he really wasn t anywhere nuanced or detailed on the depth of black anguish, of what our struggle was really about. kind of like it passed him in the night. he had some familiarity, but there wasn t a great deal. their motorcade was headed to carswell air force base and from there they arrived in dallas at 11:44 central time. a little behind schedule when they landed at dallas love field but they took some time to greet another unexpected crowd at that airport there and you can see the throngs of people that
in fact, i think it assists and helps the cause in terms of reaching that specific goal. it supplements and adds to the task that they have at hand. and by the way, it s doing what every american wants. it s putting everybody back to work. it s reducing unemployment. quick question. i m fwlad you gglad you guys ar ronald reagan s idea of growth and john kennedy s. john kennedy s too. are you willing to look at lowering osha regulations, lowering some of the epas burning on businesses as a way of creating jobs? i think that s what s unique about the proposal. it will allow both from the perspective of the 12-person committee, them to bring up both of those proposals and then put a vote before congress. they have to come up with the plan. i think everything should be on the table as is the case with