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it was about the velocity of the year and the events. lock him up! alternative facts. no. russia did not help me. yeah. that s him. mr. rosenstein is your testimony today that you believe bob mueller is a person of high integrity. is that right? yes. and i think that bob mueller ended up at number one with us because he s already indicted or put out for former trump campaign officials one, a form other national security adviser and he heads into 2018 with the fate of the presidency in his hands. just been told we ve had cameras on us while having this conversation the whole time. thanks very much for joining us. good night. this sunday looking back at 2017 and ahead to 2018. president trump. did he keep his promises? i will be the greatest jobs president that god has ever created. the tax relief will be concentrated on the working and middle class. i will be president for all america. we ll look at promises made, promises kept and promises broken. p ....
champagne down pennsylvania avenue. there are only two places where america s popping champagne; the white house and the corporate boardrooms including trump tower. the gop tax scam is about bleeding the middle class dry to pad the pockets of corporate america and the wealthiest 1%. paul: joining the panel, wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, columnist kim strassel and mary anastasia o grady and editorial page writer kate odell. why did they succeed on taxes when they failed on health care? right. that is one question, because you would expect a failure to make it harder to succeed. but i think here the health care failure really focused the minds for the gop that, for them, it was do or die for their majority in 2018 to get a tax bill passed. and it wasn t always clear they would choose do. [laughter] but also i think there was a rougher consensus on what a tax something to behold from both directions. [laughter] paul: some of it s phony, i mu ....
america s interests first. who believed that the decline of america was a choice that we could reject. the american dream is now being renewed. 3% growth, maybe even 4%, a market that is roaring, historic highs, unemployment, the likes of which we haven t seen since 1973. and african-american unemployment is the slowest in decade. thanks cuts for all of us. government regulations cut faster than any time in history to help business. and the military finally getting the support it deserves. while it crushed the islamic caliphate in the middle east. illegal immigration is at its lowest level in more than a decade. so yes he arrived just in time when our nation needed to be inspires, needed a new agenda, desperate for a better path to the future. the president is being who he has always been. he has always believed in bringing all different ideas and inputs and individuals to the table. he always looks for disagreement, dissention, he doesn t need 100% agreement. he just needs ....
on that part of the country. i m coming to you from steel city, so this is very important here. i ve always supported the steel industry and i support our steelworkers and our steelworkers can compete with anybody in the world, as long as the playing field is level but that playing field has been slanted. president trump s just trying to restore some balance to the playing field here and i want to help him. i m ready to go down there and be his wing man and help i m implement that agenda. julie: molly is in moon township, pennsylvania where the president is about to speak minutes from now. molly, i can tell the crowd is getting pretty excited. reporter: there are a lot of great america great hats here, julie. this is the 20th rally in pennsylvania, his fifth outside of the pittsburgh area since he started driving toward the white house in june of 2015. this is a pretty special appearance specifically for a reasons why. one, his opponent has been so anti-union since he s ....
people do once they get here and people who are more likely to succeed will get preference and those who are less likely to succeed divulge. what s wrong with that? took a very important points. the first is that the united states is not a company, it s not a school, it s a nation. second point, we want to make sure that we scrutinize every person coming here into the country, we want to make sure that they don t have any terrorist background, we want to make sure they don t have a violent criminal record. no one disputes that. let s get to this point, very important, the united nations ws created mainly in the declaration of independence because the king s restricted immigration, because the king of england said states, colonies, you can no longer bring people from other countries. what happened? american revolution, a beautiful idea of this nation came about. tucker: [laughs] the american revolution was spurred okay. [laughs] okay. let s back up a little bit. you said ....