sean spicer, would the president be okay with a package with a time line in which the tax cuts would be enacted and people would feel it in 2018 and not 2017. a bit of ambiguity. here s spicer. there s two issues. fiscal year 17 and calendar year 17. for tax purposes, it s calendar year 2017 that they re probably most concerned with. the president as we work with congress will have those details to be able to flush out. something that they have to work can congress on. president trump dropped news on this whole conversation just moments ago telling reuters in an interview, speaking about the border adjustment tax, which is a big question in this. the president said, and i m quoting from reuters here, it could lead to a lot more jobs in the united states. as that article dropped, spicer talked up the merits of it
saying it benefits workers, americans and the economy. nothing from the white house yesterday, but certainly it appears they re starting to talk it up just a bit. neil
fox news alert. president trump moments ago wrapping up remarks at a boeing plant in south carolina trying to refocus attention on jobs and the economy, and our workers. hello everyone. i m sandra smith. well, the president suggesting while standing in front of the latest boeing dream liner that he s getting closer to a deal on the new air force one. and i m being very, very serious. the new air force one, that plane, as beautiful as it looks, is 30 years old. can you believe it? what can look so beautiful at 30? an airplane. i don t know. which one do we like better, folks? tell me. sandra: all right. chief white house correspondent john roberts traveling with the president, is in north charleston. as we understand it, he s still behind you, john. there he is. live pictures of the president, getting a tour of that dream liner. and in the cockpit right now. as your president, i m going to do everything i can to unleash the power of the american spirit and to put our great peop
like global warming. we can t do that if people feel embarrassed to be associated with the united states. you combine that with the fact that the state department has essentially been neutered, e s eviscerated by this administration thus far and watching in real time as america and america s image withdraws from the world. do you know any republican senator or member of the house who s a republican, any party member of any party who believes the president believes he was wiretapped, who even believes he believes it? i don t think anybody knows exactly what donald trump believes and what he doesn t believe. i think what s scary to many republicans is that they ve had the opportunity to walk this back and they re putting not only the presidency and the reputation of the presidency, but the reputation of the entire country at risk, the longer that this floats out there. the reality is is congress can ask the department of justice as to whether there s a wiretap, bul but if there s a
americans will be without health insurance by 2026. that s 24 million more that have it now. the speaker of the house says things are looking up. the houseplan will expand choice, lower cost and ensure health care access for all. we re negotiating with everybody. it s a big, fat, beautiful negotiation. we disagree strenuously with the report that was put out. we believe that our plan will cover more individuals at a lower cost and give them the choices that they want for the coverage that they want for themselves and for the family, not that the government forces them to buy. actually, i think if you read this entire report, i m pretty encouraged by it. we re saying the government is not going to force people to buy something they don t want to buy. so this compared to the status quo is far better. i m excited about this analysis.
pushed on that point and her response was to say that she wasn t asked specifically about president trump s allegation that he was wiretapped. befor
hallie jackson, thank you. right now on msnbc, tale of the tapes. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle call for president trump to turn over any recordings he may have of his krfrgconversati with ousted fbi director james comey. plus, recording history. new reports say president trump has for a long time secretly recorded phone conversations when he was in private business. the reporter who broke the story will tell us what the president s former associates say and what it could mean for staffers now. and breaking right now, cyber chaos. the largest cyber attack ever is spreading by the minute, stealing information and demanding ransom from hundreds of thousands of users across more than 150 countries. what you need to do to protect yourself. good morning, everyone. i m chris jansing in beautiful washington, d.c. this morning, democrats are ratcheting up their pressure on president trump on not one but two fronts. for starters, demanding any takes the president may have of