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john kennedy discovered that, ronald reagan discovered that, george bush jr. gets hit for it. we know the market was slowing down. 9-11 happened. things could have been worse. but leaving that particular bias of mine aside, i think that tax cuts spur growth and we concede in the gdp numbers that come later. what do you think of the president saying that this plan, as vague as it is, we have the parameters of it, could get us 3% growth at a minimum, which would be more than what we've experienced the last decade or so? >> we got 3% in the last quarter. >> neil: 3.1. >> different tax cuts help differently. kennedy found the tax code at 90% when he arrived, when his tax cut went through. it went to 70% at the top. reagan took to it 50% in 1981 and then 27, 28% in 1986. that's got a tremendous impact when people making large amounts of money, quite frankly, stop worrying about getting deductions and start worry about increasing income and all the rest. so i do think there's some taxes that are -- that should be charted at particular policies. for example, we talk about the border

george condon, george e. condon jr. as i call them on the night of the correspondents' dinner. even bush sort of looked at me. bush says how long have you known back i? >> that's true, that's true. >> this is their party thing. this is for booktv and for sometimes we go to book parties. i don't know if that helps you sell books are not but people will cancel their candle orders. >> she is working. she is on a real project. it's a big thing. those of us in the history business are not controlling it. there's a movie coming out. >> i remember it. do you? >> you were not born yet. >> actually i was one year out of high school. 68. >> 67, right. 68 washington, it was april after the martin luther king assassination. >> i remember that. >> so, you got your book. >> i didn't sign yours. >> i thought there was going to be a book signing. >> there will. how are you? thanks for coming. >> nice to see you. >> i'm glad you are here. >> not only our friend but a loyal raider. grace is in puerto rico. she is there all summer. >> congratulations. >> appreciate it. >> this man writes much bet

.. >> good morning. >> former aid to the george w. bush white house and jordan and washington, and kara lee. she has new reporting on the russia probe turning to the sun a. former national security adviser michael flynn. we will get with that in a moment. we do start with the potential deal with daca. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi say they have struck a do you el with president trump to protect undocumented immigrants brought to america as children. sources say a deal was reached over dinner. apparently chinese food was on the menu. they told the president they can pair the existing d.r.e.a.m. act bill with additional border security. but funding that does not include the mexican border wall. more specifics, they said -- some immigration hard liners who have stuck with the president were outraged by the deal. republican congressman steve king of iowa tweeted if the story is correct, quote, trump base is blown up, destroyed, irreparable and disillusioned beyond repair. no promise is credible. so, joe, as you said, some of the people w