he s somebody i don t expect would vote for this deal. somebody on the liberal side of the party who doesn t trust president trump or mitch mcconnell to make this deal. that s part of it. the democrats and republicans are each going to meet separately on this. we talked about the two republicans who voted for this. who voted against. they re for republicans who voted against the first. ran paul and mike lee. i don t see them supporting this either. they don t support the short term spending bills. on the democratic side it s going to be a tough decision for folks like i mention like cane and warner. both new hampshire senators for example. have been involved in these bipartisan discussions. i think they re people who are likely to be convinced to vote yes for the agreement. then it will be a question of who else you can find. michael ben et from colorado. for example. he s been heavily involved in the immigration discussion. also one of the more liberal members in the body.
country. all right. now let s go to the revvie for the best political move of 2017. here s some ideas. former fbi director robert mueller for accepting the role to investigate the russian collusion in last year s election. or maybe republican senator susan collins, john mccain, ran paul and lisa mckowski for voting against obama care. republicans rallying around doug jones and helping him win a historic senate race in alabama. which is it, joan? what do you say was best political move of 2017? i think it s all the moves that democrats and the naacp and other voting groups made in alabama. they won a race that they were not expected to win. and, you know, a lot of people gave in some ways too much credit to the fact that it was roy moore and he really is, was, still around, kind of a despicable human being. but there was also a lot of
made it s way to a golf course last month. the picture went viral. the bike rider got fired from her job. she was upset with trump s treatment about immigrants and puerto rico. her bosses said it was a violation of th conduct policy even though she was not working or identified as an employee when working. her company is a government contractor and they re running scared. she says she would do it again. she put up that on her facebook. it violated their policies at work. it s okay. time for, we want to give our best wishes to ran paul who is recovering from a bizarre attack from a neighbor, broke a unmuch of his ribs. unclear how soon he will return. our thoughts are with him. we hope he gets better. my prayers are with him. i do thoughts. you can do prayers. it has something to do with
fox 41, senator ran paul is recovering from five broken ribs after being a soughted at his home. it s unclear when he return to work due to pain from the injuries. his neighbor was arrested for the a saufplt his lawyer said the dispute was not over politics but one that would regard as trivial. he did not elaborate. fox 27 in columbus ohio, where children advocates say the state s opiod crisis is affecting the state as children are removed from homes of drug a addicted parents. and a live look at new york from our affiliate fox 5. the big story there anthony weiner is behind bars. the former democratic congressman surrendered to officers this afternoon for
this will be a challenge now, working through congress. president trump hoping to sign it into law by the end of the year. president: it s the biggest cuts in the history of our country. we have gotten great reviews. people are loving it. even a certain newspaper i don t like very much came out giving humor four pinnocios. they said he was not telling the truth for the middle class. he said it s for the rich. it s not for the rich. it s for the middle class and for jobs. i would say even in that order. the middle class is a big beneficiary, jobs are a big beneficiary and the companies create the jobs. we have, laura, we have had tremendous reception to t to a point i don t think i have seen anything quite like it. and i believe ran paul will vote for it. sandra: what has been the reaction on capitol hill a mock