in government it doesn t work. there is a good chance that the week ahead becomes a lot of sound and theory. that is the issue, and bob can speak to it better than i can, but is he talking to congress? do they have a legislative path out there? it is kind of shocking, but nothing is shocking any more that on friday he says a big tax reform deal, and according to reports surprised even people in the administration. that gets me back to the 100 days of the obama administration or frankly any administration. they say don t hold us to this stupid standard. these 100 days. count it as another flip-flop, but it is ridiculous standard. too bad for him he embraced it all through the cam tan up until and including when neil gorsuch was sworn in and he said this was in 100 days.
but not much productivity. that is the issue, and bob can speak to it better than i can, but is he talking to congress? do they have a legislative path out there? it is kind of shocking, but nothing is shocking any more that on friday he says a big tax reform deal, and according to reports surprised even people in the administration. that gets me back to the 100 days of the obama administration or frankly any administration. they say don t hold us to this stupid standard. these 100 days. count it as another flip-flop, but it is ridiculous standard. too bad for him he embraced it all through the campaign up until and including when neil gorsuch was sworn in and he said this was in 100 days. they re all grumbling. they re trying to move on taxes, health care, and trying to keep
that on friday he says a big tax reform deal, and according to reports surprised even people in the administration. that gets me back to the 100 days of the obama administration or frankly any administration. they always would say don t hold us to this stupid standard, 100 days. fdr? it s another flip-flop for trump, but he s right, the 100 days is a ridiculous standard. too bad for him he embraced it all through the campaign including when neil gorsuch is was sworn in and he said, hey, we did this in the first 100 days. live by it, die by it. they re all grumbling. they re trying to move on taxes, health care, and trying to keep the government funded. on health care the white house is negotiating with the hardline freedom caucus. trying to come up with its own deal. on tax reform, they re probably just looking at tax cuts. and government funding, that alone is a major issue for this coming week.
girlfriend which is a great american value. he probably needs to move. the bottom line is i think it will be the liberal left versus mainstream georgia. i like her chances. she is probably the best candidate we could have chosen out of 11. she is a solid conservative that handles herself really well. important race. i. live in south carolina. things are changes in south carolina. it s a conservative place. things are changing in georgia. but the country is getting right of center not the right ditch, not the left ditch. ainsley: why is that legal to represent constituents you don t live with? it s georgia. ainsley: that s not fair. that s a carolina joke. ed: let s talk about getting things back on track. president had healthcare defeat trying to put it back together. a tax reform deal is he trying to put together. all of a sudden treasury secretary saying it might take longer than expected. where are the issues. number one i think we dodged a bullet with healthcare. i m not sure
the winner, barack obama. his obama care doesn t have long to live, but he planted the seed of the idea of universal healthcare. he originally wanted a single-payer system, wanted it but didn t want to get it. i think within ten years we ll have that because of the expectations he created with obama care. down the road, do they get a tax reform deal before the end of the year? yes. no. yes. i have to say yes. we have never had a panelist use the shrug e moaj ji. emoji. that s a winner. thanks for everyone in your home tonight. fair, balanced and unafraid.