increasingly my voters. majority of donald trump s votes came from whites over 45. 80% of the senior population is white. we re going to focus all of the cuts on domestic discretionary programs, which are aimed at primarily the productivity of the next generation. education, infrastructure, science and research, so forth. this bill, on the other hand, is a more traditional argument of we re going to cut taxes on wealthy people. $600 billion in tax cuts. we re going to roll back the federal roll. in that s&p analysis and everything else that all the naltsz that s coming this week, the biggest losers in the changes they are going to provide are those same older working age people with big health care needs. wait until they see those numbers. when they see that the 20 and 30-year-olds get the better tax credit out of this and the people who are in their 50s and early 60s are seeing that obama care subsidies shrink by thousands of dollars. 30% increase in premiums for people in their
gone out a unified house republican government would not have gone to do that. you can see the clash of perspectives. the history is you can think back maybe the clearest analog for me to this is the medicare part d. the prescription drug under medicare when there was a similar revolt among house conservatives, and ethwe ll tom delay, leaving the vote open the longest ever, they were able to get there. the history is usually they can find a way to cobble this through the house by moving it on to the right. then the question will be will the senate, more moderate or centrist senate republicans, hold firm in resisting some of the things that they have to do to get this out of the house. this has not been scored by the congressional budget office. yet, we do not know how many millions or billions of dollars this will add to the deficit. we are told by standard & poor s, there s an analysis done by standard & poor s saying six million to ten million people could lose coverage under w
expression of ideas is allowed, where academic freedom is promoted, and i think it s just the fact the chronicle of higher education said last year that liberty s strength is in the fact that it doesn t try to be like other universities. they said that our business model is probably the future of higher education in america. so we ve been able to use that business model to make liberty one of the most prosperous universities in the country, one of the five largest universities, and we re one of only about 70 that s rated double-a by standard & poor s and moody s, but it s only because we don t try to be like everybody else. finally, and we ve got less than a minute left, sir. you re not a pastor, but as the president of liberty university, i wonder about your thoughts about christmas on this christmas day for your students and for our audience. well, we have to remember christmas the reason we
it s something where free expression of ideas is allowed, where academic freedom is promoted, and i think it s just the fact the chronicle of higher education said last year that liberty s strength is in the fact that it doesn t try to be like other universities. they said that our business model is probably the future of higher education in america. so we ve been able to use that business model to make liberty one of the most prosperous universities in the country, one of the five largest universities, and we re one of only about 70 that s rated double-a by standard & poor s and moody s, but it s only because we don t try to be like everybody else. finally, and we ve got less than a minute left, sir. you re not a pastor, but as the president of liberty university, i wonder about your thoughts about christmas on this christmas day for your students and for our audience. well, we have to remember christmas the reason we
it s something where free expression of ideas is allowed, where academic freedom is promoted, and i think it s just the fact the chronicle of higher education said last year that liberty s strength is in the fact that it doesn t try to be like other universities. they said that our business model is probably the future of higher education in america. so we ve been able to use that business model to make liberty one of the most prosperous universities in the country, one of the five largest universities, and we re one of only about 70 that s rated double-a by standard & poor s and moody s, but it s only because we don t try to be like everybody else. finally, and we ve got less than a minute left, sir. you re not a pastor, but as the president of liberty university, i wonder about your thoughts about christmas on this christmas day for your students and for our audience. well, we have to remember