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That that happens. but roy moore s future is going to depend on the boulders and alabama. and to the g.o.p. s future is going to depend on their legislative record, which is not too hot with or without moore. check out the congressional approval rating. it is now at 15%. only 29% of all americans have a positive view of the g.o.p. donald trump is looking very good compared to those numbers, but the last time i checked, let s face it, it was not moore who dropped the ball, and he did not take long periods of time off out of sessions while he had work to do. he did not fail to support immigration law and the absurd trade agreement that hurt the american worker. he did not cause ron johnson tax reform today. he did not set up a flash blonde for transgressed real miscrean. ....
The republican party. you have an establishment class candidate in bob corker a class senator in bob corker that s held himself above the fray and conducted himself by what most republicans think they republican senator should act like. there are republicans like me that quite frankly, we re sick of the same old, same old and we wanted someone to go in there and substantially change what was happening in washington and donald trump has done that and more and he s continued to fight the system. it s two different thoughts there. i wish they were talking about tax reform today, but you know, is there a possibility that maybe senator corker is thinking about running in 2020? yeah, we don t know. we can t predict the future, but it s a good point. i want to hit pause on this corker-trump conversation because we also have new video coming in. it s columbus day. folks are playing golf and the president is playing golf with of all people someone who has criticized the president and someon ....
Relatives that they have not seen. so we re going to look at the human factor for quite a while now. if you want to talk about issues also in the news, we could talk about, oh, the president s play at historic tax reform today in missouri, route 66, the heart of american manufacturing and america s gateway to the west at one point, where he has promised to simplify the tax code that we spend billions of hours and dollars trying to comply with it every year. you ve got the stupid instruction page for the simple form is over 200 pages long. that s just the instruction page. we have 94% or so of americans and 91% of small business owners either fill out that form themselves with software packages or pay someone else to help them do it. we re spending we re losing millions of jobs, it s costing millions of jobs, trillions of dollars, and billions of hours. will the tax plan benefit the middle class, the working class? yes, sir. ....
Investigation. with prosecutorial powers, and the president will probably be interviewed by mueller and if he lieses to mueller, chance of that seems pretty high, then he can be prosecuted for lying to the fbi. this they don t have any concept i think about how serious this is. you asked before about people not wanting to talk about president clinton. you think about the things that president trump and the administration want to do in terms of infrastructure or health care reform or tax reform. right now people don t want to talk to each other. members of congress raaren t gog to talk to anybody. these are real people who work there, have good intentions family. want to affect public policy. this is very scary. you don t know who to turn to. the day to day is going to grind to a halt. it s hard to focus on tax reform today. you learn a lot about this through the newspapers, too, which is difficult. right. that s what i was about to say. a lot of people turn to the press ....
No offense, if the house speaker starts and he says something juicy we might have to go there. this is live tv. we love you so we re starting with you. let s talk about a full plate as mike emanuel laid out. we ll hear about tax reform today, healthcare, all kinds of things. this is what congressman ras cum said last hour. i think preference without question is to have a permanent policy and that is to the point you just made. investors need to be saying what s going to be happening not two years from now but 20 years from now? shannon: the director of the national economic counsel gary collins wants the permanence of it and the white house hasn t decided yet. what do you think? they need to if they want the kind of remaking of the american economy remember, part of the reason donald trump is president is because the transition in the economy from ....