a moderate democrat from ohio who challenge nancy pelosi tim ryan says that nancy pelosi is less popular than donald trump and that's makes it hard for democrats to win top races in swing districts where the republicans have to run tv ads tying the democratic candidate to nancy pelosi. watch. >> i have been calling for a leaders to step down and allow a new generation of leaders to step up and lead the party forward for a long time. >> i think that we have this breath and depth of talent within our caucus, and it is time to pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. >> nancy pelosi was a great speaker, great leader, but her time has come and gone. >> i respect any opinion that they have come about my decision is not up to them. i think i'm worth the trouble, quite frankly. >> nancy pelosi wants to hang on, but here's the thing, some of the presidential contenders on the left have been around us long as her. senator bernie sanders 76, senator elizabeth warren is a newcomer at 69 years old, howard dean expensively said that is why he will not be endorsing any of those folks highlightin

why is nancy pelosi not create sized like sarah palin was? >> the health plan was anything but afford able. just to you know point out that, hyperbole can be an effective rhetorical tool, but when you actually believe manage is armageddon, not like it could be armageddon, when you move it to that point, you make a fool of yourself. i honestly believe, with all due respect, she has made a fool of herself, by saying that a bill pass the by congress is armageddon, armageddon is the end of the world. this is hardly the end of the world. liz: i have spoken with people today, they feel nancy pelosi is right, they fall for that hyperbole. what is is stairier. -- scarier. look at this robot, that is perform ji gymnastic moves. >> that is very scary, i think that russians will not be able to participate in next olympics, they will be sending robot. to my point, do bluff that governmenbelieve that thegovernn spending your money than you are. because if you believe they are, that armageddon, that is what she is saying, i cannot believe any rational amer

he says they will build america up, but then you have house minority leader nancy pelosi suggesting this is what will happen if republicans get their way. >> nancy: this is armageddon. this is a very big deal, because you know why? there's really a very hard way to come back from this. they take us further, more deeply into debt. what can you do but raise taxes? >> dagen: armageddon? really? hi everybody i'm dagen mcdowell. this is bulls & bears. so bulls & bears this week, gary b. smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with stacey washington and adrian elrod. welcome to everybody. john? armageddon, really? >> look this political talk has reached a new level of crazy. where was this dooms day prediction when nancy pelosi with the rest of her congressman republicans and democrats watched debt go from 5 trillion in 2000 to over 20 trillion today. where is this dooms day vision that she has when she says that debt is going to be 10 trillion more in the next decade? so we're looking at $31 trillion in debt according to all cbo predictions she's about $1 trillion added on to that so you

rob said that nancy pelosi is stepping up to the plate. i don't know if that is true, if she's being genuine in this. i think she's looking for a reason to slander the republican plan. i don't think she cares about spending at all. i agree with her we should reign in the spending and i agree with you. but to say we're adding to the deficit, when have democrats worry about the deficit? they love spending. if that's the only complaint she has, i can't take it to heart. >> neil: we'll watch it closely. the next stop is doing something on spending. they have a couple week temporary measure to get us through the hump year before the holidays. it's a sad commentary if that's where we are. thank you all on this very busy breaking news hour. all of these anti-trump messages and we only discover late in the action that the guy that is writing them, well, harbored pretty ill views of the united states, not so ill views of the former first lady of the united states. ♪ eras. they're defined by accomplishments. by victories. by those with the resourc

if republicans run an ad showing nancy pelosi with a democratic candidate it's deadly. >> nancy pelosi is not popular. i want nancy pelosi to stick around. i can tell you that. >> [laughing]. >> i would never donate to a political campaign except hers. >> democrats talk about we need new blood. they go get all of their blood changed, they are still selling unpopular ideas. that's what they don't get. it's not the messenger. that's the message. >> we need movement. >> you can't change a few words and make an unpopular idea popular. >> wendy, on that point, the talking points from the democrats on the tax cuts were this is all for the rich. now they flipped it and said, well, actually it will help the middle-class. they said the corporate tax cut would not trickle down to employees and company after company is giving out bonuses. bernie sanders said the problem is they haven't made the middle-class tax cuts permanent. how can democrats say we want to make something permanent we voted voted on no. >> it's not just the top 1%. will the middle-class see that in the next few months. >> the i

now he was an icon last week according to nancy pelosi and then they say, you need to go. in minnesota, they could lose all of a sudden and people are full force protection for al franken. i would rather vote for the bad boys than democrats. they have zero principle on the stuff at all, i am sorry. >> katie: the democrat sitting next you took that harsh. >> dan: i do not trust them at all, i am sorry. >> marie: we'll talk about roy more later. >> harris: right now. another fox news alert, one week from today, voters in alabama will go to the polls for the special senate election. the rnc now has thrown their support back behind republican candidate judge roy more after throwing stefan money weeks go. his accusers are calling evidence that she dated moore when she was 17 and he was 34. she told "the washington post" " she had a storage bin in her attic that she forgot. inside the storage bin, a scrapbook with the card moore gave her when she graduated high school. i note she had written detailing. she wanted moore to stop calling his accusers are liars. he continues to deny

it's nancy pelosi's money. it's not our money. it's charles schumer, right eric nancy pelosi's money not our money. she gets it. >> eric: she certainly is not the people's money and certainly , people like pelosi and others are out of touch with what's going on in terms of what creates jobs, they don't get it. it's about time, we need tax cuts to stay competitive. there are other countries that are far more competitive than ours, they're taking jobs from us. we need to fight back and keep america strong. >> liz: i testify for congress, i never forgot it. charlie rangle, talking about the tax cut in a hearing testifying about the irs and tax reform and i said flat tax. he said it does not deliver the revenue the government needs to live on. that's what he said. amazing eric and deneen, thank you so much we hope you both have a good weekend. millennials complaining in a new survey saying the label snowflake hurts their mental health. my next guest is not surprised the psychology behind hypersensitivity we'll break that down with loo

today house minority leader nancy pelosi said conyers should step down. >> it's very sad. the brave women who came forward are owed justice. i pray for congressman conyers and his family and wish them well. however, congressman conyers should resign. >> nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman and she sure as hell won't be the one to tell the congressman to leave. >> conyers, who is 88 years old, is currently in the hospital with what his family calls a stress-related illness. >>> colin kaepernick making history, the former 49er quarterback has earned the muhammad ali legacy award. that award by sports illustrated goes to athletes who use sports as a platform to change the world. kaepernick drew attention last season when he knell down during the national anthem to -- knelt down during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. that award will be presented next tuesday in new york. kaepernick is the youngest winner of the award. earlier this month he was named gq's citizen of the year. >>> another day, another change in your weekend forecast. coming up which part o

yesterday in house, 14 democrats supported this bill in the house even though nancy pelosi and her leadership have been going against us thing they really want to watch republicans form on the floor and get the votes but in the senate, there was only about a dozen democrats that didn't votet for this, by and large senate democrats say we have no reason to vote against this, there's nothing in this resolution that we don't like so was an interesting dynamic to watch so many democrats not vote for it because they said they were part of negotiations with republicans and then there feeling good about where they're going and they know they will have leverage on the next line of spending so they did vote for this because they said they have no reason not to >> let's listen to the minority leader, nancy pelosi, this was before she went to the white house before the housewh passed this short-term bill, but she hears talking about a longer-term, longer-term negotiation and what democrats want. >> are you backing off your stance where you said you will not leave here without a daca fix >> no, we will n

what is your reaction to nancy pelosi saying tax cuts hurt 86 million middle-class americans? >> in 2027, and the way this tax bill was squeezed through these requirements made by the budget rules, they had to meet a certain spending standard in tax reduction, a standard in number. what they've done is the tax cuts go away in 2007, but everybody knows these tax cuts for the middle class then will just be renewed. democrats aren't going to not renew them for the middle class, and beside, this figure of $80 billion is one that applies to 2027. it doesn't apply now. and nancy pelosi can't talk about that because the american people, particularly 80%, will get a tax cut starting january 1. liz: you know, economists get it wrong all the time. i don't know a lot of economists to be so bold as to predict anything that's going to happen in 2027. >> of course. liz: liberal think tank said that the majorities of the tax cuts do go to the middle class, and you make the point, we're going to see in february because the president is changing the payroll tables to get the tax cut relief int

nancy pelosi, chuck schumer will meet with president trump. paul ryan, mitch mcconnell thursday will negotiate a compromise to keep the government running for two weeks. here's a quote from pelosi and schumer as negotiations about republican counterparts continue, we are hopeful they will be open to an agreement to address the urgent needs of the american people and keep government open. then you've got the issue of tax reform. peter king, republican of new york will not vote for tax reform because of the state and local tax deductions being repealed. he's pushing for more of them to be returned. mark sure to is the legislative go-between between the house and congress. here's what he said about where we're headed. >> in many ways the amendment ways the amendment that the inmate to build much more similar to the reconciled, but they should flow fluidly. we believe it will be a bill on the president to ask the week of december so to fund the government by midnight on friday to effect the conference committee on tax reform underway. all of that

nancy pelosi is turning a cheek on -- somebody has to go to washington and tell them. charles: emily i've got to tell you i'm not sure there are going to be significant changes. i think there'll be cosmetic changes but almost every major issue that comes up do you really think this is going to be a turning point in the back a year later and say golly what happened? >> i think we will see a turning point in corporate america and maybe other industries but whatever congress has passed with overseeing congress that's not always a great solution. there has to be a sustained powerful demand from people across the country. we can't let it go because trusting them oversee themselves and i mean look how look how hesitant people were to condemn congress and it took nancy pelosi a while to get to that point. it took a lot of people a while to get to that point because he was called an icon. you can't let congress be in charge of that. we have to demand they take real action. charles: on that note catrina president trump will be in pensacola florida in the mainstream media is say

and it's not armageddon as nancy pelosi says. i need you people to be right next year when he does something truly crazy. kennedy: to their credit nancy pelosi and chuck schumer do try to tamp down the impeachment rhetoric. jessica: to your point about it being hyperbole. everyone should read the atlantic profile of mike pence. i read 75% of it. republicans guilty, too. we are going to turn to venezuela. you need a certain set of circumstances to turn into venezuela. >> when bernie started running i did start learning spanish just in case. kennedy: do you hope republican billionaires do the same thing with democratic lawmakers? it's a little more honest of a transaction. pretending this lobbying is above board. that's how the disgusting filthy system works. so why not be honest about what we are doing the money. i'm all for transparency. the supreme court made the right decision because it's all speech. the best way to approach this challenge is to disempower the federal government progressive live so they are tints fearing less

do you think nancy pelosi should have called for congressman conyers to resign earlier? >> i think it's easy to play monday morning quarterback. she as called for a full accounting of not just mr mr. conyers -- >> and do you agree? >> i think weicide say enough and the stories are credible. i don't think there's anybody who is saying these women are lying. these are credible stories. i believe it women from everything i've read. i did what you do for a living. and i was an investigative reportr reporter for a number of years as well. your job as a journalist -- and this is real news -- you get to the bottom of this and you have multiple women who verify the stories and that's what we're seeing in each of these cases. >> nancy pelosi has gotten closer to the presidency than -- she was third in line. as speaker. >> this is my overall view of when something like this happens is let's use it as a moment we can learn from. and let's move forward and make something good out of this. our bill we introduced this past week i think is a step in the right direction. i'm working in

his lawyer fired back at pelosi. >> it's not up to nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman and she sure as hell won't be the one to tell him to leave. >> sean: we'll have more on these democratic scandals that are plaguing them later tonight in the show. first, we have a lot more in our top story. kate steinle's killer found not guilty. now walking free. kate steinle killed in july of 2015, walking arm and arm with her father on a pier in san francisco. shot and killed by an illegal immigrant, jose garcia zarate. he had seven prior felony convictions, four involving narcotics. he was facing six deportation at the time he shot and killed this innocent woman. they said he accidentally killed her. said it was an accident that the bullet ricochetted off the concrete and hit kate steinle. his lawyers said he found the gun moments before he shot her. it gets worse. he says his client had never fired a gun before and got scared after it went off. what did he do? he threw it off the pier. they found it the next day. as i said at if top of

that's why you here nancy pelosi saying it. the problem with nancy pelosi, brooke, she can't stop it. if all the democrats support a long term funding bill, the democrats in the house can't do anything about it. and the senate though, the united states senate could do something about it, because the senate has more power or at least the minority in the senate has more power. minority democrats. >> mark preston. thank you so much. the quick analysis what we can see and hear from the congressional leaders, if only we could see what's happening right now. mark, thank you. >>> coming up next here, donald trump junior testifying before lawmakers for hours and hours, but refusing to tell them about one particular conversation he had with his father. but the reason he's giving for that, does it legally add up? that's what we are asking today. also is a frightening reality, winds are hurricane force strength pushing flames closer to homes to the southern california fire zone. we will take you there straight ahead on cnn. [vo] quickbook

here's what nancy pelosi had to say. "the radical republican bill is a direct threat to public safety. republicans are inviting violent criminals, convicted stockers and those who have never undergone a background check, and a gun safety training, the green light to carry that concealed weapons wherever they want." >> once again, nancy pelosi noted on the bill she hasn't read. i read the bill. she clearly did not. it specifically says, the language in the bill. somebody was a qualified person. i am a qualified person. you are too. you're not a felon, not a domestic abuser. you don't do drugs. we are qualified people to own guns. i have a permit in d.c. you should get one. all this means is this -- donald trump is a permit holder in new york city. one of his campaign promises was this long-held bill which is so needed in our country because i come as a permit holder in d.c., can't carry in maryland. a few years ago, i couldn't carry in virginia. i can carry in florida but not georgia. it's convoluted. >> shannon: i want t

mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, cho chuck schumer and nancy pelosi heading to the oval office. will they be able to bridge their differences over the budget before the clock strikes midnight tomorrow. chuck and nancy, expected to walk in the door of the white house at any moment. it could delay the dull government from running out of government tomorrow night. the vote to make that decision could come at any moment. the key holdup might be dreamers and immigration. arizona is a key state in that discussion. arizona congresswoman martha mcnally will be casting her vote but first she will join us exclusively ahead of it. plus, reaction to the president's decision to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem coming fast and furious, and even violently in some areas. how does the controversial decision improve the chances of middle east peace and is saudi arabia really onboard? the israeli ambassador to the united nations is with us alive. he will also tell us when the exact time is now supposed to be for the un security council meeting. >> on wall street, mark

. >> nancy pelosi offering this reaction today, saying "a guilty plea of president trump's former national security advisor to lying to the fbi about his communications with russian authorities marks a dark moment in our nations history. disturbingly, flynn is the fourth top trump campaign and official to be charged in

look, there have been challenges to nancy pelosi. my best recommendation to my party and, yes, stuart, still my party, that if we take over and we still have a good chance to do that that nancy pelosi not be the leader going forward. stuart: okay, we've got it. doug sean. next hour, this is,neomi judd, ashley was one of the first to speak out against harvey weinstein, we will get the full story right there. mensch on the bench like elf on the shelf. it's been a remarkable success story. they'll join us, the elf and its makers after this. ashley: secretary of the interior ryan zinke joined us in the last hour and asked him about the possibility of drilling for oil in public land in utah, roll tape. >> i'm a geologist, there's no oil and gas asset that is we know of, scientists, it's not about energy, it's about public land belong to the public and not special interests. we had a report last year looking at hunting is down and why is hunting down? a lot of it is access has been taken away, it's more difficult and not everyone has five

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nancy pelosi. and on a local level with mayor ed lee. they grew to have a close friendship. >> and she said he was also considered a model mayor by other mayors around the country for how he was turning san francisco's economy around. and she said that he grew the economy here, that was one of the things she thought was his legacy. and he was able to get the job done. yes, they were personal friends. she called him a lovely man. she said this morning that she has been crying. her voice was pretty broken up when i asked her this morning how are you doing. she said terrible. >> yeah. >>> well, we're staying on top of the breaking news of ed lee's passing on the abc 7 app. if you do download it and enable push alerts, you'll get updates on your mobile device. >>> gone but not forgotten, mayor ed lee has made a lasting impact on the community. still ahead, a look back at a music video featuring the mayor and other celebrities and athletes. >> such a booster for the city. >> and from the warriors from hunter pence to the ceo of twitter, we'll

this after the president ripped both nancy pelosi and chuck schumer as weak. remember last week the democrat leaders bailed on the white house meeting to talk about the president's end of year agenda after he tweeted the senate minority leader seeming to gloat over the president reinviting them back to the white house. >> we showed the president no games. this is serious stuff. we think he learned and he invited us back this week. >> harris: meanwhile the president said any shut down would be the fault of the democrats and blaming their resistance to strict curves on illegal immigration. watch. >> they are looking at shutting down. they want to have illegal immigrants in many cases, people that we don't want in our country. they want to have illegal immigrants pouring in to our country. >> harris: just this morning house minority leader nancy pelosi said democrats have no interest in a government shut down and says she hopes the president is more receptive this time around. >> we were concerned when the president started mocking the meeting and saying there wo

we have heard nancy pelosi saylinging this is arm get don. you know the words that are being used and they are not reading the bills. nothing new for democrats. but are they really going to come to the table? >> there are some senators looking at 2018. joe mansion, heidi hide camp, sherrod brown, these senators in these red states, they want the photo ownershp with the preside they are beholden to chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. when the constituents go to the ballot box they are going to ask what did my senator do? especially on middle class tax cuts and infrastructure. >> thanks, ronna. great to see you, have a merry christmas. you have worked very hard in the first part of this term. good luck. have a great christmas. you deserve a break. >> thank you, david. >>> the liberals at msnbc have been trashing the tax plan but they shouldn't be. and before we explain why, watch this. >> this is something donald trump with all the corruption and all the self dealing that is swirling around donald trump, this tax plan proves that like autocrats acr

nancy pelosi talking about russia and everyone should laugh and walk away. here are some of the realities in the voting and the changes in the last several years between 2010, 1 and now. the change in electorate. this is what matters. we have seen the change in state legislatures. we have seen the change in congressional districts. we do have to be concerned about the jerry man terring and rigging that both sides conduct when it comes to redistricting. however, republicans are not in any danger in the house for a simple reason. they have success coming. and the lagging indicator of this will come in the summer, if the economy continues to go, and on the other side you get a dnc that in 10 years has had their lowest fund raising quarter and declining numbers. the money is not there. >> we hear a lot about the president's base and how it is still very solid. we don't hear a lot about how independents are feeling. typically they tend to vote less in midterm elections. what do you think they are looking at in this coming year? do you think they will turn out to

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let's get ready for a nancy pelosi pothole. >> jessica: we are all acutely aware of the fact that we have ten democrat senators up for reelection in states that when blood red for donald trump. heidi heitkamp got on air force one and stood up there on the same stage with donald trump to appeal to north dakota to say i understand you voted for this man and some of his agenda does appeal to yo you. >> dagen: she is proposed $9,000 tax hike -- >> jessica: do you know how many lies come out -- i'm pretty confident that she can read numbers and we know what we need to do to win and some of that might be to stand on stage with donald trump and work together on infrastructure. >> guy: she voted stood on stae with him and voted no. >> harris: it looks like democrats have their work cut out for them in 2018. they have failed to deliver on ethics for daca, the obama era program that protects thousands of undocumented immigrants from deportation brought to as chil. members of the hispanic caucus, a 31 member group of the house and senate gathered in chuck schumer's office. trying to push him to

the fundamental difference between me and nancy pelosi. she runs for office to put policies in place to grow the government. i run to put policies in place to have a strong and healthy economy to help people make decisions, not government decide and dictate to us. to her this may feel like armageddon. to me it feels like freedom. >> sandra: you have the senate republican policy lunch happening today with the vice president. a preview. a few seconds left. >> our opportunity to talk about again the success of the administration in terms of regulatory relief that has allowed for us to now have two million new jobs since donald trump became president. since he was elected president. since election day. there was a sense of optimism and confidence that came with us on election day. two million new jobs. consumer confidence at an all-time high. the next move is tax relief for the american people. the two twin pillars of growing the economy, regulatory relief and tax relief. >> sandra: thanks for your time this morning. coming up on the next hour

why am i so scared about chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? why can't i stand up and maybe take a look at this, honest incentive, partisan look at every piece of legislation. have i said too much, stuart? stuart: i think you will hear a lot especially senate democrats up re-election next year. if the economy is doing real well, we're heading toward that election. i don't think the democrats will come out to say end of the world. look what he did to us. i don't think you will hear that some said you know, it wasn't that bad, vote for me anyway. i got to ask but the "time" magazine, unveiled the short list for "person of the year." it includes colin kaepernick, president trump, north korea's kim jong-un, chinese president xi xinping, i'm intrigued at colin kaepernick. why on earth is he in there? >> number one, the president made him bigger than life. nfl, not hiring putting him in exile seemed like a martyr. i always look at impact they made. muhammad ali, martin luther king, look at some great people who want to change society in social ways i

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neil: all right well democrats like nancy pelosi want you to think that the new tax cut will strangle the economy, but are we already saying to take on a new life, hi everyone glad to have you i'm neil cavuto. well, at&t, comcast, wells fargo quite a few companies already handing out bonuses making new investments because of the republican tax cut charles payne says more will likely follow their lead, also joining in is charlie gasparino, we've got deirdre b back with us and along with ben stein. charles what do you make of this , early signs that look like we're getting more than we thought from some companies. >> it's alive. it's alive. neil: [laughter] that's not bad. >> the economy is already rock ing and rolling and we saw already there's a whole slate of names the biggest tell a lot of people miss it tuesday, fedex reported and in their report the ceo said we are going to hire people we're going to spend money on infrastructure, and we're going to fund our pensions and we are also going to do that and have a buck extra for the bottom line was the first on tuesday, so this i don'

you're the former chief of staff for nancy pelosi. why the flip-flop now? >> it takes a bit of time to get through this process. and that's very true. but, you know, this is a simple proposition. this should be a universal zero tolerance, period. >> but democrats were quick to call out roy moore, but not -- listen, if you have these allegations against you and -- listen, i have the utmost respect for mr. conconyers, as well, but sometimes you need an intervention or you need some tough talk and say, listen -- >> and i think that's what was taking place. and i think, you know, after those comments that leader pelosi made, i think an hour or two later, mr. conyers had stepped down from judiciary committee. and then when more allegations came across, and more credible allegations came across and more women's stories became public, i think the discussions were taking place with members of the cbc and others and the leadership to figure out a way for mr. conyers to resign. and i think the ultimatum was given. resign or i will be calling on you to -- >> here's wh

they are there with nancy pelosi. chuck and nancy left. she even calls them chuck and nancy. of course, that is chuck schumer and nancy pelosi leaving earlier today. so the republican speaker ryan and mitch mcconnell i would assume, right? she just dismisses me like that and says yes. that's what i told you before. i didn't remember. all right. what i do remember before them coming out is that i've got home depot ken langone here with you, the billionaire co founder of the great establishment. what do you make of this talk to shut down or avoid shutting down the government and the way they're going to do it is a two-week temporary measure? >> it's a game. okay? they're not going to shut the government down. they know it and we know it. it would be foolish and a black eye for the republican party. >> neil: it's kind of weird -- >> yeah. they're playing chicken with each other. these people ought to be in hollywood. they're better actors than legislators. i'm serious. come on. stop playing with the american people. go down there and get your job done. >> neil: and the tax cuts

nancy pelosi is calling this a frankenstein bill. they are good at rhetoric. but they don't have a healthcare bill or a tax bill or a budget bill. they are complaining about the deficit yet at the end of this week you will see chuck and nancy pushing for spending increases. we'll provide corporate rates down to 21, make us competitive again. i taught college economics for 12 years. the kids graduating college can't find a job. you can see whenever two senators sneeze over here the stock market goes down. and then the real underlying economy is solid. the feds for the first time in years is doing rate bumps up. that shows you for the first time the real underlying economy is solid. so we have good news all the way around. charles: the market goes up with those rate hikes. obviously now republicans, everything hinges on this going into the mid-term elections. let's face it, the p.r. side hasn't been your friend. most of people are anxious, even though very few have read it. what happens if some of the number crunching on your part doesn't work out and it seems t

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nancy pelosi saying if this bill passes people are going to die. that he was the way they bill this. maybe the opposite is happening. >> david: a christmas present. i'm wearing my christmas tie. ed henry good see it you my friend. joining us with reaction rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. great to see you. we have talked through this entire process on radio and in person about this and a major achievement the president gets a major legislative win. and the rnc i said to them you guys have to take it to the streets. where do you begin? >> it is historic day. taps great christmas present. and president trump led the way. you know, i think about a year ago when he was coming to my state of michigan and traveling this country, and recognizing that wages were stagnant, that people were suffering. and now today, he has said we are fighting for you. we are going to give the middle class a huge tax cut. we are going to make your paycheck bigger. we are going to increase jobs. we're going to grow our economy. we're going to fight for the american people. so, at the

as you already know, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, ron and i have a president on the way forward on the spending issue. what we anticipate is a two week cr and december 22 which should give us room to talk about a larger understanding about how we are going to come over the b and other provisions that will be part of the year and spending measure.

that is why nancy pelosi, chuck schumer are here at the white house. what a difference a week makes. they have been here better portion of an hour meeting with president trump, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan. this meeting moved itself into the situation room as they get a briefing on military operations. no doubt about it, they are here to avoid a shutdown tomorrow night. as they were here the house started debate its own bill to keep the government open for the next two weeks or so, up until december 22nd. appears that is where the thing is headed. mitch mcconnell called that earlier today, non-controversial. he called for the senate to take that up as well. when pelosi and schumer were here, media was brought in just a little while ago, there were a whole lot of smiles and whole lot of police santries. they -- pleasanttries. they tried to dial it down a bit. >> we're here with friendly, well-knit together people and we hope to make great progress for our country. we hope that will happen. >> we hope we can come to an agreement. funding the government is

chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, armageddon. not so much. but it goes beyond that including a number of republicans who are on the losing team. who thinks republicans were losing too much? >> bob corker, jeff flake. the critiques that this president makes are devastatingly effective like them or not. jeff flake, i hope he recovers as quickly as possible. but john mccain, some of these never trumpers in the senate, they didn't want this bill to pass. they disdain trump as much as the democrats. dagen: their -- they got -- >> it's a difficult spot to be put in. if the on thing we have to hang our hat on in 2018 is a tax cut with a republican majority with a republic ghient house, then we have a problem. we can't rest on our laurels. there is a long list of things to accomplish, including obamacare repeal and replacement. there are basic promises that everybody that's currently serving on the hill made to their voters. yes we cut taxes but we should. full stop. >> which is good. dagen: a well-known republican was talking to me about the danger

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>> when did nancy pelosi did anything construct nif the country? she's knot doing any good service right now. maria: you're trying to move the country forward and you have the talking points which we were expecting, we knew the left was going to come back that this was a give away to the rich. >> absolutely. we know where the democrats are, they have no ability to stop what i think will be a tremendous shot in the arm to the economy in the tax bill and they are just protesting, but, again, nancy pelosi is proven once again that she's in effective and unable to produce to her caucus there and very unproductive for the country. dagen: political maneuver in the senate, this isn't a shot in the arm to blue state economies and economies like new york city, it's a shot to the gut and to the face that these democratic lawmakers know that this is going to put -- hurting on their very donors, it is going to raise taxes on many high-earners in states like new york and california. that's the untold story and that's why they are angry. >> no question because w