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The boehner leadership heard that. they have done a 5% cut across the board. they will be more efficient and spend more days in washington and get more done. shannon: how do you think the specific issues will play with the american people. you mentioned the tax cut deal. that is going make any one who pays taxes happy. i don t care which party you are from. people will see a few percentage point cut in their payroll taxes which is great for middle class folks. we are going to continue our tax cuts going forward. folks who have had issues getting a job be in this economy are going to have a safety net of unemployment insurance. a broad package that helps a lot of folks and that money is able to reinvested in the economy and hopefully get ugliness moving forward get us moving forward and continue to move us forward. we saw bipartisan cooperation on don t ask don t tell. hopefully we will see the same thing on start, republicans and ....
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Will remember yesterday as well. they did vote as a majority to repeal don t ask don t tell but shot down the dream act. today it is the start treaty, the nuclear arms treaty with russia, something president obama has high hopes will pass. the house not in session in washington this weekend. long hours spent on capitol hill has not won congress many favors with the american people. a new poll has the overall approval rating for congress hovering at just 13%. that is an all-time low. what can lawmakers do to boost their public image? joining us to talk about it our political panel. national press secretary for the democratic national committee and roy blunt. thank you both for joining us today. is 13 the rock bottom or are we going even lower? this is essentially their mothers. ....
Tennessee and other states that don t have state income taxes and allows us to get to work to make certain that we make the tax reductions permanent. shannon, one of the things that we are going to focus on is a new term of congress is making tax reductions permanent and spending temporary. all right, so you gathered the support to get that passed. sort of one of those rare shows of agreement between the white house and congressional republicans. that s right. shannon: you got something done. as we saw, not all republicans were on board. there was an op ed from mitt romney in which he said this what some are calling a grand compromise is not grant at all except in its price tag. the total package will cost nearly a trillion dollars resulting in substantial new borrowing at a time when we are already drowning in red ink. there are concerns are fund the extension the unemployment benefits and those things. right. shannon: how do you answer those criticisms. what we are talki ....
In the world. they can t find out internal financial documents that don t relate to the underlying contract. put as simply as i can, the contract is consistent as far as i can see with federal law, which basically says that the federal audit can cover anything related to the contract in puerto rico but it doesn t mean that a private company that does business with the federal government thereby becomes a public entity laying open all its records for all to see. thank you for that. governor, thank you for your time. jfk files released. why the fbi director was so concerned about america believing lee harvey oswald acted alone. how bots on social media led real people to spread a lot of fake headlines ahead of the 2016 election. politicians, journalists, people that really spread and make news were actually sharing ....