holding out for weeks. as it relates to climate provisions, not requiring that to be paid for because we don t see the cbo estimates take into account the cost of inaction, and it is consistent with the house to pay forward for this congress. the bill now goes to the senate majority leader chuck schumer aims to pass the bill by christmas, but the bill must change to meet the demands of moderates like joe manchin. it may be a challenge for liberals in the house to accept the bill. january they try to align with the senate. sean: in the meantime, debt ceiling problem if i m not mistaken by december 3rd, chad? december 3rd, and janet yellen, they have a little more little wiggle room, she said december s 15th, but the government funding expires on the 3rd of december. sean: chad, republicans have promised, they promised
as it relates to climate provisions, not requiring that to be paid for because we don t see the cbo estimates take into account the cost of inaction, and it is consistent with the house to pay forward for this congress. the bill now goes to the senate. majority leader chuck schumer aims to pass the bill by christmas, but the bill must change to meet the demands of moderates like joe manchin. it may be a challenge for liberals in the house to accept the bill.f january they try to align with the senate. sean: in the meantime, debt ceiling problem if i m not mistaken by december 3rd, chad? december 3rd, and janet yellen, sent a note, they have a little more little wiggle room, she said december 15th, but the government funding expires on the 3rd of december. sean: chad, republicans have promised, they caved last time, they promised they would not assist the democrats since they have been out of the process of doing this bill from
allies get rattled by this news about general flynn and do our adversaries get more emboldened and general mcmaster said, no, they are moving forward. let s shift to the other topic at hand, the president is also talking about tax reform today. garrett, what is he saying? well, kelly, you mentioned tax reform and a lot of the president s agenda, the concern here is that all this is going to get lost in the information and that the administration can t push issues tbampletd the president today he was able to talk about tax reform at a number of fundraisers in new york city this morning and the senate passing tax reform bill last night really was a big for the president to be able to go and give the deliverable to fundraiser attendees there and touting the success. this morning he described it as fantastic and he believes he will have a final version on his bill by christmas, kelly. kelly: yeah, a lot of members of the republican guard say that is definitely going to happen, the
versions, and some of those differences are significant. they don t even agree on how many tax brackets there should be on the individual side of the code. and making this more complicated for themselves, they want to get this done by christmas. the president even tweeting this morning his congratulatory note, saying he looks forward to signing the bill by christmas. so it s going to be a scramble up here on capitol hill to try to get this done. by christmas, that sounds like it s a little too soon. don t you think there s a longer timeline for that, and if so, what would they have to put into this to actually get it done that quickly? reporter: well, it s an optimistic timeline. the reason they might be able to do it is a lot of this process now is going to happen behind closed doors, while the rest of the senate and house move on to other issues. these conference committees will be hammering some of this out. so it can get done, but again, there s just so many opportunities for t