Keep American World leader in fighting to protect our planet. If you care about immigration reform. [applause] you can vote for somebody who apparently only sees immigrants as criminals and rapists, to be rounded up or kicked out, or even though by the way they have already paid more taxes probably than he has. [applause] or, you can vote for a granddaughter of an immigrant who believes everybody deserves a chance to contribute to this country that we love. [applause] if you care about transparency you can vote for a candidate who has released decades worth of her tax returns, or the only candidate in decades who refused to release any at all. One candidate has a foundation to save countless lives around the world, the other takes money that people gave to his charity to buy a sixfoot painting of an cell. Im im not kidding. One candidate traveled more countries than any secretary of state before and the other is, donald trump. So when he asked you what you have to lose, the answer is y
100,000 a year can call 2027488002. If you are making over 100,000 a year, 2027488003. You can find us on social media as well. Each of the president ial candidates has released a tax proposal and they are dramatically different this year. The taxa chart from policy center that shows you just how different they are. Ted cruz would create a flat tax of 10 on all income. By awould decrease revenue trillion dollars over a decade. Over the decade. You can see donald trump has a similar plan, but his is lester dramatic. Less 17. 5 p 1 paying less, less than they are now. John kasichs plan is not fully fleshed out yet. Sanderss tax plan would increase the taxes on the top 1 by 33. 5 . Everyone would be paying more. Hillary clintons plan is the least dramatic. Would cost the country 1. 1 raise the taxes by 1. 1 trillion over the decade. The impact on most people would be fairly minimal. How do americans feel about these tax proposals . A recent gallup poll shows that 63 of americans support e
An emerging recognition that some laws to discriminate against the marginalized, the in this case, the most vulnerable members of our society. We know better now. There is no reason to treat people this way. We ask that you affirm. Stanyar. Ou ms. Just a few quick points, your honor. Our society has a mechanism for change. That is the amendment process. Due process is not a mechanism for change, it is a mechanism for preserving things that are deeply rooted in history. Theres the amendment process that is available at the federal and state level. That is for example, there are six things on the ballot in 2012 through the initiative process. There are six different measures. That goes to the point that there is a state that is conferred. Repeatedly, in discussing the dignity better than conferred, talks about being a dignity conferred by the state and that goes back to the point about democracy. The people confer that dignity by voting for it hurts the right process, if theres going to
After taking in the peace of the memorial and the crowd that turned out, he felt operation gratitude more than ever. Im overwhelmed. Everybody is so gracious to me. Thanks and gratitude, i dont want what to say. I love their spirit. Theyre doing it all great. At the woodward memorial, jennifer davis, fox5 news. It was a quick phone call, but its having repercussions. President obama and the president of iran are having relations but its not all good. And fox5 morning news sunday continues. lighting candles and laying flowers. Members of the alqaidalinked group forced their way into the shopping center. The Kenyan Military finally gained control after four days of intense fighting. 67 people were killed in the attack. Officials in kenya are upset with the u. S. State department for issuing a travel advisory for the country. Now to some of the stories expected to make headlines in the week ahead. As the Government Shutdown inches closer, secretary of state john ker
Cspan. Ok. Com first, jeremy herb with the hill was quoted joining us on the phone. What did they get out of this . What did the two sides agree to . Some 63 billion dollars in sequester savings over the next two years. Have for defense and half for discretionary. The numbers right in between where the house and the senate each wanted. They picked a number right between the two. When it comes to sequester, the automatic spending cuts that were agreed to under the budget control act of 2011, how do they deal with it . 63 billion is restored. What does that mean . There are still some sequestration that happens. How much and when . Back somey will give of the sequester cuts, but still not all the way there. The pentagon, for instance, they will reduce sequester by 22 billion next year. That would have meant that the budget level that they are at this year would have been cut by an additional 22 billion. Is still 30 billion lower than the budget proposed by the pentagon and by the house a