for. it s entirely donor drinks up against that kind of pressure with a deadline on the end of the year, it s hard to envision a scenario that could create sloppier public policy. that s reflected in the lemslation, the proposed legislation that it s donor driven and it benefits big companies. i said for months, lose the public argument. when the public is behind something, congress is not behind this i think the tax bill, look, it s in some kens e sense it s marginal. i think making tax cuts permanent for business is an important thing. businesses need to plan. right? so making it permanent is an important thing. they can t get there on the individual because the math doesn t add up. but there isn t really a communication strategy to make this thing pass, which is why the numbers are so low. then you have a president woes numbers are low, therefore, it s easy for the democrats frankly to pick it apart. that s what they ve done. it s not likely to pass. the other risk here, i thi
. when you talked about the president s big policy initiatives, that will be how history judges him, so far he has none that made it through the legislative process. it s not true. no courses went through legislative process. i would say that s a big historical moment. i don t know if that s a policy issue? something that has a lasting legacy, probably beyond any other individual piece of lemslation. i m thinking of health care or for example tax reform that have not been completed at least not yet on capitol hill the lack of support from somebody leak bob corker might make that a lot more difficult, given that does the president feel like he s winning? i think he feels like america is winning. there s also a lot of things beyond the stockmarket the fact that the unemployment levels have dropped, it s a big thing the fact that 1.7 million new jobs were created since donald trump was elected. those are positive things in the
an d automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that s the power of and. . and hello, everyone, i m richard lui in new york on this estate with you. we will start with the senate republican health care plan. it s in major trouble. the bill would fail if the vote were held today. five republican senator versus gone on record as opposing it. you see them right there. and there could be two or three more who feel the same. leader mitch mcconnell can only afford two defections. i m telling you right now, i cannot support a piece of lemslation that takes insurance away from tens of millions of americans and hundreds of thousands of nevadaens. heller opposes the deep cuts
of negotiations to win these as far as. so we re expecting a cbo score off this draft bill we saw thursday early next week, it s like ily, almost certain, the bill is going to change as mitch mcconnell will win some of those holdouts. so we may not have a cbo score that tells us the impact of the final piece of lemslation that s voted on. gabby, as you look at the number of senators, five as of this saturday, reportedly, there could be two or three more on thege at the moment. do you know what they re asking for, what are they negotiating? who will not accept any negotiations? just say no to it? i know there are a number of moderate republican senators who have concerns about the impact this bill would have on abortion coverage and de-funding planned parenthood. that includes susan collins from maine and, you know, i think a lot of them are looking to see. murkowski.