the apple with diplomacy. when you took your meeting or when madeline albright took that, it wasn t sitting presidents. it was people laying groundwork. this would be very different. he yeah. that s why i am suggesting a set amount of objectives for this first meeting. the bench in north korea is a little depleted. if we are going to take advantage of this, the administration needs to think long gain here. to get expression from the north koreans about what it is they seek in order to feel secure. now, that can mean over time, you know, phased withdrawals of not complete evacuation but phased withdrawals of u.s. military. by the way, i think there s other demands when it comes to
you to see, you warrant guarantees what happened after this continuing resolution if it s passed but before the march deadline. as you know the president said yesterday in his tweet, that a daca bill is that it s amnesty the democrats to be clear, democrats want in his words amnesty for all. do you feel that extending protection for d.r.e.a.m.ers, these just under 800,000 young people who came in young in this country by no fault of their own for d.r.e.a.m.ers, do you believe that is amnesty? yes or no? if it s a pathway to citizenship, that would be an amnesty. the goodlatte bill puts together a new status for the daca kids but puts in place policy so we don t run into this again. you believe any path to citizenship just for that set amount of people here, that came at the average age of 6 to this country, you do think that is
wants to leave. this working girl is getting discouraged. i thought that i was going to come to the brothel and i was going to become an instant millionaire. my room is down the hall. zoe has been a legal prostitute for one month and an illegal one for the past four years. a year ago she was arrested for prostitution. and to avoid future trouble, zoe came here to dennis hoff s love ranch. i ll show you a little how my week has been. every day the ladies of the house fill out a time card listing their parties and payment. but for every booking, there are deductions. i only have one client. this is 500 for 30 minutes. so which sounds like a lot. but it s 500 divided by two. so i get 250. minus room and board. so i m left with $192. do you have like a set amount that you really want to make? i want to at least walk away
tremendously for the middle class. not just a little bit but tremendously. and cut it will be brian. it will cut the corporate tax rate 20% to 35%. cut the tax rate on pass through businesses to 25%. collapse individual tax rate brackets down to 3, 35, 25, 12 we expect dropping from top rate of 39.6 that everyone fears who makes any money, doubling the standard deduction, which is a set amount, of course, of income that anyone is exempt from. and then we also expect some other proposals which eliminate the estate tax and the alternative minimum tax. they expect to expand child care tax credits. they expect to allow businesses to accelerate the expensing of credits and create one time repatriation. it includes the white house, the treasury secretaries, of
if the late night median is the liberal authority on health care. jimmy kimmel doesn t know anything about health care. but i ll say this. because i think jonathan makes some interesting points. here s where i differ with you. number one, the problem with the current way that the plan works, you re asking states now have an incentive to waste as much money on medicaid as possible. it s the dumbest program with respect to incentives. they re getting 90% of the money from washington. the what we want to do is give them a set amount of money. we did this in rhode island. worked very well. said look you devi vise a plan, that controls cost. and it worked very well. so the reason they re not doing it now is they don t have an incentive to do it.