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from washington tonight. thank you for joining us as always. biden gets lost on the world stage. there he goes again. from hamas radicals on the move. [chanting] laura: well they are terrorizing people and many of them keep hiding their faces. is it time for a national mass band and the last target families? why they say being pro family was hitler s idea appeared a new document so biden repeatedly watch his shepard plus the age of trump. that is the focus of tonight s angle. as usual, the experts got spectacularly wrong. his support is collapsing the way we saw nixon support collapse in a matter of days. pumpers are running off of the ship like rex. this week has finished him as a serious political factor. electrified the american public. evinces erecting a blue wall. there is a belief among some within the republican party, trump will save his own weight. the indictment will bring him down. laura: then came warnings about how trump was alienating all t ....
The deductibility of interest on their student loans, because you know as we know, we have something like $1.4 trillion of student loan debt, which is meaningful to you if you are a college student or a parent of a college student. it is funny that you talk about the waiver situation, right? my brother actually falls into this category with his son, and they were worried to death because it was part of the equation going in that they would not have to pay tax on this, so it looks like it is also reverting to what it was before. in actuality, it is the same old, same old. it is what it was before, and that is what makes it so interesting. you and i were talking about this on the breaker, right? originally, the top tax bracket of 39.6% was for people i believe earning 1 million or more. shepard: for all of the money earned over $1 million. so that resets now at 600,000, so that can be a big tax increase going on there now. ....
About this, then that door is open to them at any time, and to the trump administration trying to say that it is the north koreans with all of this rhetoric and angry responses to the u.s., saying that they are not ready for that to happen. shepard: what is your take it? we know that there have been quite discussions with the u.s. and north korea over the last year or two. there were those quiet talks in europe that student auto warm -s called the new york channel. the mission it to the u.n. they have gotten office in manhattan. and american diplomats are able to negotiate with them, have some very basic discussions, if they need to, but it doesn t happen a lot. and the other way that we are talking to them is this track to diplomacy, where you have former government officials, academics, people like that outside of government to deliver messages ....
Capitol hill. what is the latest? it is still a big issue for two senators, jeff flake, and bob corker, who are just not satisfied that these massive changes can be paid for without blowing up the deficit. they want to see the final bill at 5:30, before committing one way or another. so do senator susan collins. her concerns all along have been about potential cuts to medicare benefits. but she has been speaking very favorably about this bill, especially mike lee is on the fence as well. he wants more child tax credits, but republicans do you think that have the votes. zero democrats are expected to vote yes on this, and they are trying to rally the public. we heard of chuck schumer doing that earlier today, but there have been questions about whether or not mccain anna cochran will be here. their offices are signaling that they will be here. shepard: we are expecting some good news for students, and people paying off their college ....
Attorneys gets a hold of it, we really could have something that we are not expecting. i think that is true that there is some political risk it to this bill. the be republican certainly thought that there was political risk to not accomplishing anything big this year, and that seems to be a big motivation for them to get something that they could tell voters hey, this is something that we got done. shepard: at bob corker, i just got his statement. i will read part of it to you. this bill is far from perfect, and left it to my own accord, we would have reached bipartisan consensus that avoided any chance of adding to the deficit, and far less would have been done on the individual side with items that do you not to generate economic growth, but after great consideration, i believe that this is a once in a generation opportunity. anyway, he is for it. the concerns about the deficit on the republican side are very real. yes, the congressional budget scorekeepers have estimated that ....