harassment on the hill specifically and the process of making claims. has anyone gotten any indication that the president is interested in signing a bill like that if it came to his desk? he certainly hasn t indicated that he thinks that this is a moment that he wants to capitalize on by signing a piece of legislation. that being said, as he prepares to go down and campaign essentially for roy moore today. right. i do think it will be tremendously difficult and he may, in fact, be put in a position of having a veto overwritten if he refused to sign a bill like this. in the end i think it s a this is the sort of legislation that he would be likely to sign even begrudgingly so if legislation does make it to his desk. yeah. harken back to the russia sanctions how are those going right now? great to see you. thanks so much. still ahead for us the new reports coming out of interior secretary rhine zinke and his
go down. reporter: so experts say the guarantees are hard because details on the tax plan are still limited and that is actually part of the issue, right, because the details of this is exactly, they are exactly what s going to be time consuming and controversial for lawmakers to figure out down the road. a senior administration official says the president will be delivering the speech to a group of manufacturers today with the policy backdrop of that tax cut plan, guys, so we will see how that goes. should underscore the distinction with tom price the military travel and then the private charter travel and folks inside the white house here telling me there is really a difference between overseas military travel when you need secure communications and then what one person described to me as the abnormal private domestic travel. hallie jackson at the white house, thanks as always. joining us is a member of the house budget committee, democratic congressman from massachusetts. good t