his word, no? we ll hold his feet to fire. we don t have a guarantee of success. we are doing everything we can, but what people have to understand is we don t have a magic wand. that is senate minority leader chuck schumer pushing back that he caved to republicans in agree to go end the shutdown in exchange far vote or at least a debate to extaee extend daca. it is set to expire next month. it wasn t too long after that shuck shum president trump fired back. he said if there is no wall there is no daca. so no wall, no daca, is that where we are? garrett, chuck is saying no
thank you all for being here. god bless you all. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. president trump at a factory in western pennsylvania. on something of a campaign stop, a special election there. speaking to workers in the factory about machinery and manufacturing and about his tax cuts and the stock market, about the affect on the economy, about the raises and companies bringing money back to the united states as a result of reductions in taxes on money that is repatriated. i want to go to kelly o donnell who is at the event. i don t know if she s able to talk to us yet. but if she is, i want to go to kelly. kelly, tell me about what we just saw? reporter: well this was an opportunity for the president to try to try to go back to a place where he won big and we heard a few references to the election. but it is supposed to be official white house business talking about his tax plan and real world affects. he s also trying to tout the
border security for me and it wasn t didn t satisfy the president s demands. the daca discussion has really hijacked everything else, including the negotiation over budget caps, funding the military, children s health insurance, and other important programs. reporter: so to that degree, john cornyn is right, the daca discussion has become the driving factor here. democrats don t want to continue to kick the can until they feel like they could get a deal and get something they could work with. that puts pressure on the two separate groups trying to negotiate some kind of bipartisan deal here to get something that could pass in these chambers and get the president on board and that is probably the single biggest problem here right now. is nobody in this building knows exactly where the president stands on these deals. so garrett, let s just either the president has been sort of telling people that there could be a shutdown. we don t know what he s got up his sleeve to prevent one
i don t think so, right. wow! we can keep it like this, we re going to win a lot of elections, that i could tell you. it is something no, it is something. [ applause ] it s the economy, stupid. do you ever hear that one? it is the economy. it is indeed. as soon as reallia few really a few weeks from now american workers will see the signs of america s comeback in their paychecks in february. very simply your paychecks will be much bigger because under our tax cuts you will be keeping more of your hard-earned money. we are doubling the child tax credit, increasing the refundable credit by 40%. 40 not 14, 40%. and we are making the child credit available to more families than ever before. not even close. when we began our push for tax
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