but then trudeau hoped to get a joint communique signed at the end of the g7 last year. president trump said i m not doing it. and president trump mentioned that democrats support the u.s. mca. u he s right. rank and file democrat dos. it s nancy pelosi refusing to bring it up for a vote. doesn t want to give the president a win. a lot of farmers and others in the midwest wants the deal done. we ll have a lot more on that plus a story you have to hear about. 29-year-old star quarterback quits. andrew luck s retirement has everyone retiring.
and keep the presidency, one of our first act wills be to approve a major middle tax cut. democrats only want to to raise your taxes. would be a huge deal for him and a big contrast to us watching the democrats on the can bait stagdebate stage and mg asked directory would taxes get hiked on the middle class and him saying yes, it will but you re going to get all of this free stuff. nothing is free. in the president were able to talk about a middle income tax cut, that would be another big parallel. too many of the democrats who in order to effectuate the policies they want to put out there, they re dwing to have to hike your taxes. you want the green if new deal climate scene, medicare for all, you re going to have to find the money somewhere. president trump wants more tax cuts to stimulate the economy. you should be empowered to use your money. they think washington can
businesses if they want a trade deal to work. and interestingly enough, things are coming up on various industries, wall paper, cars, cauliflower, wine, and that s a big step for boris johnson to get a trade deal with the united states post brexit would be huge to show that brexit was a good trade deal. that s another big meeting that we ll be watching closely. whether it s a trade deal with boris johnson or shinzo abe or trudeau, here s a little bit of what the president said about how these talks are going about trade in russia. we had a really good dinner last night. i had a fantastic lunch with the president of france yesterday. totally honest, hour 1/2. i think it was the best hour and a half i ve ever spent with him. we had a very very good lunch,
i m going to encourage ever step of the way for us to be free of this bureaucracy, free of the club, free of the payments, to be free of their courts and to take back the united kingdom sovereignty. that s what i ve spent 25 years fighting for. we re close to it but we here not quite there. that could be a short hit for the uk. we re going to play a sound bite on the president and boris on how they discuss china. we re getting along very well with china right now. we re talking. i think they want to make a deal much more than i do. getting a lot of money in tariffs, it s coming in by the billions. we never got ten cents from china. we ll see what happens. but we re talking to china. on the whole the uk 200 years that s what we want.
it, our political class and our parliament have been reluctant to say the least. and your prime minister right now is there surrounded by european leaders who are big believers in european government and dismiss the british people s call for softenty. you believe the prime minister is prepared for a horde brexit. if the bad deal is the only deal we re out. my fear is that the prime minister will go back to the previous deal on the table and was rejected by parliament and look for a few amendments. if boris does that, he won t be delivering a clean brexit and it will be several years before we re able to do a deal with the usa. my hope is that he s blaif enougbraveenough they call id brexit. but the truth sit s a clean break brexit. we don t know which choice boris johnson is going to go for. my fear is that he ll grow for the softest of all options but