welcome the shift. i m for a wall that makes sense. a 200 mile wall doesn t make a lot of sense. the administration continuing to insist that ultimately mexico will foot the bill for the wall. why has there been a discussion about shutting down the government over paying for the wall. isn t mexico supposed to pay for the wall. i think, jim, the president made clear initially we need toting the funding going. there will be several mechanisms to make sure that happens. the president is trying to deliver on one of his key campaign promises, proposing to slash corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. he will unveil details of the tax cut plan tomorrow setting up a potential clash with republicans concerned about the impact these cuts will have on increasing the deficit. the tax plan will pay for itself with economic growth. the administration arguing the sweeping cuts, which go beyond a plan put forth by house speaker ryan will pay for themselves, a theory economists
corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. he will unveil details of a tax cut plan tomorrow setting up a potential clash with republicans concerned about the impact these cuts will have on increasing the deficit. the tax plan will pay for itself with economic growth. the administration arguing that the sweeping cuts which go beyond a plan put forth by house speaker ryan will pay for themselves, a theory economists don t buy. meanwhile the trump administration hitting five canadian companies with stiff tariffs of up to 24% on lumber shipped into the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross saying it has been a bad week for u.s./canada trade relations stoking fears about future trade war with america s second largest trading partner. on the foreign policy side the administration continues to watch north korea. there was a big artillery drill there overnight. the president telling conservative journalists last