"shame: how america's past sins have polarized our country". doctor shelby steele, one final question. i know you are here at freedom fest, is there a specific reason? >> yes, there is. i have a son, shelby eli steele. he is a documentary filmmaker and has a new film out that he is showing here called i am : how jack became black. jack is his son and he talks about the story of taking him to school the first dancing he had to identify his primary race. when he could not go to school. here in the united states of america. that is how the film opens. and it explores, it explores all of that controversy. and i think it shows the essential correction of identity politics. why it doesn't work, why it helps people that it wants to help. >> thank you for your time. >> i am here to see that and cheer him on. >> sunday night on "after words". >> it is imperative me because i had a platform and if this is my 15 minutes and here i am. i am here today, i am not speaking on behalf of the fbi or on behalf of any intelligence agency. i'm not speaking on behal

to america's all about. what makes america great to me. is the freedom to obtain the knowledge see once you have the knowledge. then you're free to make change i'm not interested in my opinion i'm interested in the knowledge of learning from other people's opinions so i'm excited for me it's it's that important to understand that this is not a trivial thing i mean absolutely that's just is it is exciting to me because what i've learned is we don't know some do your best to surround yourself with people that do i also understand that and this culture i'm never going to be able to to journey on this whole thing by myself i'm going to have to have some help. and i'm going to probably know a whole bunch of people that are smarter than me to help me get it done so nicely we get out of the cows and we go say hi to my three dogs that i have with me brother to go from here three dogs as they had on the spiritual journey here was spiritual guru of course i'm going to go where you say i go for the first. hearing we bring. this could be an easing mov

because of the rambo films that attempted to rewrite the vietnam war and make america the winners. and this was the eighty's and reagan trying to rewrite vietnam war as if america did lose that war because if we had meant that america lost the war we would have to ask ourselves why and the obvious answer is because the military industrial complex as it has been called decided perpetual war was profitable for them and they didn't care if they killed fifty eight thousand americans they were just interest in the mill they were just disposable but instead of coming to grips with that really harsh reality we've said oh merican never lost a war and therefore we're never going to lose a war let's just keep sending americans into the processing power plant and get them executed and stick them in arlington cemetery and salute thank you for making these contractors rich you poor potts you know when we drive across america we drive across poor states poor areas poor counties and we see a graveyard graveyard graveyard populated with dead us servicemen for why because the north lock lockheed ma

it's a package for corporate america. $1 ppt 5 trillion in tax breaks for corporate america. the same exact amount they cut from medicare, $500 billion, medicaid, $1 trillion. $1.5 trillion from medicare and medicaid, $1.5 trillion gifts to corporate america and the additional gift of lowering the cost of shipping, making it cheaper for them to shift jobs oversea than create jobs in the united states. even after ransacking all the middle class benefits, republicans are still adding trillions to the deficit. scheming to use the debt they pile up today to obliterate medicare and medicaid tomorrow. this is a shell game. a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. the republican bill written in secret, designed to be raced forward before it is truly understood, ransacks vital benefiters in middle class. but if you're the wealthiest 1%, republicans will give you the sun, the moon and the stars. all of that. at the expense of the great middle class. which is the back bone of our democracy. i'm pleased now to welcome back to the house side and yield

jobs back to america. you will see tens of thousands of high-paying jobs come back to america because america is dead last in the industrialized world because we of the highest tax rates. that needs to change. let us make america competitive again. that is what our bill does. by making america competitive again, we have an opportunity to rebuild the middle class and bring good jobs back to america. just like these families behind me, they want to see more money in their pockets. they deserve to have more shots at the american dream. you will see more people have real opportunity and a real chance to get their piece of the american dream by having more money in their pockets and by seeing things like the death tax eliminated. is an exciting day, not only because we're standing here today as republicans in the house moving forward, the president trump is standing with us. president trump campaigns on doing this exact same thing. putting money back in the pockets of hard-working families and making sure we ca

america will cease. not at all that's why i think it would be a grave mistake to comply with this is quite ludicrous r.t. is not a foreign agent head of r.t. america is not a foreign agent who is pushing for this it's the endless war lobby the neo con war lobby in america the iraq war brigade and they're angry because r.t. is a growing audience share in america and around the world in r.t. puts a different narrative out to the war party narrative on issues like the syrian conflict for example so i think these are war mongers in the us are very angry that artie's been so successful and this this campaign this new campaign began i think back in august when the atlantic council held a meeting and that's when they actually called it the nato funded atlantic council had held a meeting and that's when they called for our t. to be have to comply under this foreign agents legislation which dates back to nine hundred thirty eight and the nazi era so as i said this is this is really sinister this is mccarthyism on

dana atkins president military officers association of america. president air force sergeants association. board chair commissioned officers association of the states public health service. national commander polish liege usa.erican veterans not with us today is paul warner, national commander from jewish war veterans as they theot attend cemetery on shabbat. they will celebrate veterans day andhe vietnam wall world war ii memorial. the associate members of the committee are located in the to my left. i would like to ask the presidents and national that compromise our associate membership to stand and be recognized. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership applause. [applause] is now my pleasure to introduce our veterans service for 2017.on host the korean war veterans association of the usa. the korean war veterans association of the united states of america or kwva is honored to host organization for the 2017 veterans day commemoration at arlington national cemetery. kwva is incorporated as a nonprofit

and jacksonian america, as much of the rest of america, ate it up. my point here is that if you understand jacksonian america, you know, for one thing, jacksonians really don't like long inconclusive wars when american soldiers are getting killed and there doesn't seem to be some kind of path to victory. and so you do everything you can to avoid it. to think that to be a jacksonian is to be some kind of a brash war monger who's never seen a conflict opportunity that you didn't like, that's not how it works. you need to -- you need to think hard and carefully about when you -- when you attack, when you don't attack, what is your political purpose, do you have a political purpose, is your strategy viable, does it lead to victory? and so ronald reagan, again, by the end of his administration in part because he has this jacksonian trust, is willing to make offers to gorbachev that horrify hard-liners in the american establishment. and again, keep his support among jacksonians. and so an intelligent, thoughtful president who can instinctively grasp the ja

this is america. this is our opportunity to make tax reform a reality to deliver the most transformational tax cut in a generation. so let's not let washington's special interest, the tv pundits or the pessimists fool you. none of them thought we'd even get this far with tax reform, and they're wrong. now working together with president trump, our colleagues in the house and senate and you, the american people, we're going to prove them wrong once and for all by getting pro growth tax reform to the president's december this can year. thank you. >> thank you, chairman. we are going to make america broom. we're talk about $1182 in your pocket. think about the holidays around the corner, what that means in your life. as i travel arnold, visiting towns and communities and just recent i li in north carolina and michigan, you think about $1,182 for someone who's living paycheck to paycheck, someone in kettle falls, that's making a big difference. or families like deed cooks from sterling heights, michigan.

this is it, america. this is our opportunity to make tax reform a reality and deliver the most transformational tax cut in a generation. let's not let washington's special interests, the tv pundits, or the pessimists fool you. none of them thought we would even get this far with tax reform, and they're wrong. now working together with president trump, our colleagues in the house and senate, and you, the american people, we're going to prove them wrong once and for all by getting pro-growth tax reform to the president's desk this year. thank you. [applause] [no audio] -- [applause] mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you, chairman brady, for your tremendous leadership. all the members of the ways and means committee. the speaker said this is a special moment. we're going to make our economy boom for the average family of four. that median income earner in america making $59,000, we're talking about $1,182 in your pocket. think about the holidays right around the corner, what that means in your life. as i travel a

america r.t. america chose to meet that deadline because nobody wants to be in trouble with u.s. law enforcement so let's just take a look at some of the things that our u.s. branch could now be obliged to do all the time for example that is attaching a public disclaimer to every piece of information that gets sent out or filing a copy or a version of it to the u.s. department of justice within forty eight hours of transmission and i'll tell you that it will take a long time to adjust to the still reality and even to figure out whether it is possible in the first place does that mean that every tweet that gets posted by america requires a disclaimer does our channel in the u.s. now have to send all its tweets to the u.s. department of justice many experts have argued that in the twenty first century with the current social media output which is normal for all news organizations it is simply impossible although this crackdown on r.t. america has been ignored largely by those who you would expect to speak on the issues with freedom of speech and didn't go completely unnoticed take

we are turning up the heat across america and in the heartland of america, kentucky, ohio, parts of pennsylvania, texas and the rest, events were held to focus on the injustices of this tax bill. up and down the west coast from new york to florida members and candidates and just the people turn out to say no to all of this. some of these meetings people talked about the state and local tax deductions which is rubbing salt in the wounds of the taxpayers because individuals lose the deduction corporations do not. it is an assault on the middle income families across our country who take pride in homeownership and against people who pay state and local taxes across the country. we heard from firefighters talking about what this means to public safety in our community. we heard from families who use the medical deduction in two places san francisco and sacramento, both are witnesses talks about family members had alzheimer's and the cost to their families that would not be able to survive economically or healthwise without that deduction. medical deduction that has been there since 1944 removed why?

america needs a comeback. if we are successful today and in the weeks to come, you will keep more of the money you earned. you will have more in your paycheck. your life will improve. if we succeed, you will succeed. but if the leaders and obstructionists on the other side of the aisle win, you will lose. you see, they want washington insiders and bureaucrats to keep more of your hard-earned income. they think it's theirs to spend. we think it's yours. i have tried my best to understand their opposition. and i have listened to the pessimistic leaders of a party that once upon a time claim they stood for the common man. without a shred of evidence they are certain our plan won't work. they drum up a stale argument from 30 years ago saying all this bill does is help the rich. they call it a mide will class tax hike. that same paper our colleague just held also has fact checkers. but the fact checkers gave him not one, not two, not even you the most pinocchios can give for that lie. every honest person sees this

america. [cheers and applause] under the american model we're reducing burdens but to build the same car in mexico and say it -- ascended through the borders with the taxes and we buy the car. same price. in the meantime what do we get? attacks and unemployment. n to n negative of there if -- and now there is as 20 more one people as one american family. this week's growth could be that beginning of the next great chapter for the american worker. the december rise we cut taxes for the of middle income families and nearly doubles the amount it cut small business taxes and reduces the corporate rate from 35 percent down and to we have a moment in time the republicans have the senate, house, and the white house. [cheers and applause] that is very unusual this is our chance to also would repeal a and replace. it will happen. many democrats have promised tax cuts that don't mean anything because they really want a major tax increase. senator macassar go. have you heard of her? is doing you a tremen

and the whole world is lifted by america's renewal. everywhere i've traveled on this journey, i've had the pleasure of sharing the good news from america. but even more, i've had the honor of sharing our vision for a free and open indo-pacific -- a place where sovereign and ndependent nations, with diverse cultures and many different dreams, can all prosper side-by-side, and thrive in freedom and in peace. i am so thrilled to be here today at apec, because this organization was founded to help achieve that very purpose. america stands as a proud member of the community of nations who ake a home on the pacific. we have been an active partner in this region since we first won independence ourselves. in 1784, the first american ship sailed to china from the newly independent united states. it went loaded with goods to sell in asia, and it came back full of porcelain and tea. ur first president, george washington himself, owned a set of tableware from that ship. in 1804, thomas jefferson sent the explorers, lewis and clark, on an expeditio

america r.t. america chose to meet that deadline because nobody wants to be in trouble with u.s. law enforcement so let's just take a look at some of the things that our us branch could now be obliged to do all the time for example that is attaching a public disclaimer to every piece of information that gets sent out or filing a copy or a version of it to the us department of justice within forty eight hours of transmission and i'll tell you that it will take a long time to adjust to the still reality and even to figure out whether it is to speak on the issues with freedom of speech and didn't go completely unnoticed take the committee to protect journalists that's a new york based ngo they were very critical of the ultimatum said by the u.s. department of justice and here's bits of their statement compelling to register under far as a bad idea we're on comfortable with governments deciding what constitutes journalism or propaganda and you may well argue that the u.s. authorities are applying double standards here take china as. america that is operating in the us without any iss

is now second tier country down trump is helping america ease into being a second tier country which is what i think the most responsible thing you could do i'm going to put this into context about how much faster this supercomputer in china is compared to the fastest computer available in the united states capable of performing ninety three quadrillion calculations per second time to light is almost three times faster than the second place town he too also in china the department of energy's fifth place titan supercomputer how is that oak ridge national laboratory performs seventeen point six quadrillion calculations per second making it less than a fifth as fast as light well i think how might this the protection when you divide a second into quadrillions of parts you are bending the space time continuum in an interesting way that we will and this is paralleling discoveries in quantum physics as well and astrology. that should say astronomy. horoscope to the speed of light i think that what we're going to see here in the very near future is time travel especially when you're upload

and then send that export out from america. that will create jobs here, including good jobs in research and development. that's what this proposal does as well. it levels that playing field internationally to tell the foreign companies and the foreign nations that are taking advantage of our current tax code, you know what? that's not going to happen anymore. that's done. we now are going to have a competitive tax code where we're encouraging money to come here to this country and that money comes back here invested in this country will also raise the economic condition for the entire country, economic growth will go up. again, that filters down to all of us, including every family that i represent. so that's why i'm excited about this. i think it's overdue. i wish we could have done this earlier. you know, not just last year but ten years ago or 20 years ago. orrin hatch is in the hall tonight. senator hatch has been talking about this for a few decades. and he's been saying we've got to fix this thing. he's chairman of the fi

in middle america. not one of my colleagues on the other side can make reference to that as a benefit. another boldfaced lie by this white house perpetrating against the american people >> if the demo will suspend. you are over the guardrails of the quorum. >> corporate america. exxon mobil made $8 billion in the last five years. you are not even giving them a tax cut because they did not pay any. electric made $29 billion over the last five years . you are not giving them a tax cut because they do not pay taxes in the last five years. in fact, they get a tax rebate. $74 billionle made over the last five years and paid no taxes. what is even more egregious than that, apple took the technology it was paid for by the american taxpayer, cut screen technology, the internet, global positioning satellite, voice activated personal assistant. they took all of that technology, it innovation that was paid for by the american people that is in everybody's smartphone in this room, and they went and made all of thei

we thank you for your leadership, your investment in america and belief for america's future. we know communities large and small across this country, depend on the companies represented here and decisions you make each and every day. business leaders, i'm grateful for the leadership you provide. i bring greetings from a businessman, turned president who is absolutely determined to make america's economy great again. i bring greetings from the 45th president of the united states. president donald trump. the president sent me here to today to say thank you, thank you for all your companies mean, to growing american economy. he also sent me here to give you an update, an update on the progress of our administration. as we speak, the president is winging his way back a 13-day journey across the pacific. he has been forging strong relationships with nations and key allies across the region. he has in every real sense been about the business of restoring american leadership on the world stage. economically, and diplomatically. restoring that leadership, strengthening our economy al

to america. we have already seen ceos who have left because of the burden of the tax code, who have moved to another country, make the decision to move back. most importantly. it means america is back. to take one moment, and i do want to thank kevin brady. i never got a surplus ronald reagan, when i watched the demeanor of this chairman, his alwaysl persistence, finding the opportunity on the other end, always listening and finding a solution, he may not be as tall, but he stands taller than anyone out today. [applause] our job is not done. the senate will have to do the work and we will come back. when we finish the job, we make this promise to you, we will come back in a bit -- and a bigger celebration because we have listened to the american public. after this, i will go celebrate my mother's birthday today. i want to introduce an the whole reason, not why she ran, but the experience of what a tax code has done to her family. it could take a very difficult situation to be able to keep a farm,

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[applause] america, america. thee.ed his grace on o, beautiful, for spacious skies. for amber waves of grain. mountaine majesties. above the fruited plains. america. thee.ed his grace on crowned thy good, with brotherhood. from sea to shining sea. beautiful for spacious -- beautiful] america, america. resign and everyday be mine. [applause] >> about, face. [applause] good night and thank you for attending the 2017 liberty medal ceremony. >> this morning, president trump is celebrating thanksgiving at -lago.ow lago -- at mar-a thanksgivinghappy and mentioned the economy, the military, and building the wall. president trump along with the first lady made a surprise visit -- here are some of his remarks. pres. trump: we spoke to the uss monterey. we spoke to a lot of different folks from the airport and the army, just now. we go live to iraq, live to afghanistan and it is really incredible. our country is doing great. you folks fight so hard and working so hard. you workingo see for something that is really starting to work. we have cut back on so much regulation and th

of america. and not have to make the choice that businesses have faced with heartbreak in years pass,. we believe that tax cuts for businesses for individuals will unleash a tie tidalwave of growh with american people having more money in their pockets, american consumers will have more dollars to spend, with more resources in your, we believe we'll see a wave of capital invest, creating millions of jobs, spurs answer av invasion, and we believe, that -- innovation. we believe by lowering, taxes in america, that we will set the stage for wages to rise for working americans all across this country. earlier today, spoke of work that he has done in this area. he showed in recent publish worked, our tax cut for american businesses we believe will boost wages for american workers, once the taxes go fully into effect we believe typical american household could expect extra $4,000 every year in their pockets at least. because it is a consensus view that degree of impact has always been debated but it is

let's turn from america's philosopher to america's theologian. he was born and raised in a small town in southern illinois. he was the son of a german immigrant pastor. from his graduation divinity school he spent most of , his career at union theological seminary, a few doors down from dewey in columbia. what made niebuhr so influential, what made him america's theologian? why did he grace the cover of "time" magazine not once but twice? not what you might think. what made him so famous was the idea of original sin. or rather, a particular understanding of original sin. in his view, the original sin was pride. not lust or greed, but pride. not just the sort of loud and boastful pride fed by recognition of power, but the quieter, subtler forms of pride, that too often hide behind a veil of feigned humility or public charity. niebuhr worried a lot about the effects of pride in our individual lives. but he worried even more about the effects of collective pride in our political life. the most dangerous form of collective pride said niebuhr -- our m

america in the united states. has been following developments for us just bring us up to spec about what a fact that these amendments could have. didn't hi well we wouldn't be hearing this news from the russian parliament if it wasn't for the american department of justice that demanded that r.t. america register as a foreign agent in the us the russian government promised to fight back and we're seeing that happen right now but to make similar demands for the foreign media in this country to register as a foreign agent russia's own legislation required amendments and they have just been approved by the lower house of the russian parliament which is called the duma and now the draft bill will be moved on to the upper chamber of the russian parliament for the final vote the amendment has it that a media outlet may find itself on the list of foreign agents in russia if it receives money from a foreign country i.e. foreign government also international or foreigners in his ations or foreign individuals as well as rus

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is a package from corporate america. in tax breaks for corporate america. the same amount they cut from medicare. 1.5 trillion from medicare and medicaid, $1.5 trillion to corporate america. this is making it cheaper for them to ship jobs overseas than to create jobs in the united date. united states. they adding millions to the deficit. they're streaming up this to obliterate medicare and medicaid tomorrow. this is a ponzi scheme that corporate america will perpetrate on the american people. it is a republican bill written in secret designed to be raced forward before it is truly understood. 1%,ou are the wealthiest republicans will you be beside, stars atn, moon, and the expense of the middle-class class, the backbone of our democracy. chuckased to welcome back schumer. >> thank you, nancy. when we were in the house, we did not have such a fancy room here and we had a little place up on the third or, which i inhabited regularly. i don't need any add-ons here. we're still pouring through the fine print. one thing is crystal clear. plan is a tax burden that

we will make america boom again. also, i wanted to thank you for the work on the adoption piece with mrs. black. it's so important that more americans have a greater opportunity to adopt children. nobody knows better than you about adopting children. so i would just say in conclusion, i enjoyed the back and forth with our folks on the other side. it has been very interesting. i think at the end of this exercise, the american people are the ones will take a look and say, you know what, you guys did really well. thank you. so i thank you, mr. chairman. i also thank mr. barthold for what he went through, and the staff that worked so hard on both sides of the aisle, by the way, to make sure we were able to hear and voice our opinion. so thank you, mr. chairman, and i yield back. mr. brady: thank you, mr. kelly. mr. blumenauer, you are recognized to speak on the amendment. mr. blumenauer: thank you. i appreciate my friend, mr. kelly, talking about opportunity. you know, actually i appreciate mr. reed clearing that up. i t

america to register as a foreign agent and the u.s. the russian government promised to fight back and we can see that it's happening but to make similar demands for foreign media and this country to register as foreign agents russia's own legislation required amendments and they have just been approved by the russian duma and now the draft bill will be moved. on to the upper chamber of the russian parliament for a final vote the amendment has it that a media outlet may find itself on the list of foreign agents in russia if it receives money from foreign countries i.e. their governments international organizations or foreign organizations for an individuals as well as russian legal entities which are funded from any of the sources that i mentioned above if a media organization becomes a foreign agent whatever it publishes has to come with a disclaimer plus it has to provide the russian authorities with regular reports on their finances something that was also discussed at the same duma session was a recent buzz feed piece titled secret

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not in today's america. less than 2a hours after the attack in lower manhattan, the political battle lines have been drawn in a sharply divisive way. the president tweeted this morning, the terrorist came into our country through what is called the diversity visa lottery programme, a chuck schumer beauty. i want merit—based. the visa lottery was introduced when republican president george hw bush was in the white house and though democratic senator chuck schumer was one of its architects, it was supported across the political divide. today, the new york senator fired back. the president ought to stop tweeting and start leading. the american people long for leadership, not divisiveness, not finger—pointing, not name—calling. this is a tragedy. it's less than a day than after it occurred and he can't refrain from his nasty, divisive habits. the green card lottery allows 50,000 people from across the globe to settle in the us each year. millions apply. in 2015, just over 4,000 came from uzbekistan, a coun

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[applause] and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, please for the president of the united states of america. ♪ >> later today on c-span the national archives have several discussions to look back at the vietnam war. itsarchives is opening remembering vietnam exhibit. live coverage begins at 12 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. tomorrow's the 64th year of veterans day. bike -- vice president mike thee leads the ceremony at tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery and makes remarks. 11 ceremony is scheduled for a.m. eastern and you can see it live on c-span, online at www.c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. years ago the united states was at war in vietnam and this veterans a weekend, american history tv on c-span3 looks back with 48 hours of coverage. charting saturday at 8 a.m. eastern, we're live from the national archives, among the ,ackdrop of three helicopters then from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. we are taking phone calls live with hi

it is what america's about. which is why when we go abroad and we deal with opposition parties, to tell them that there are various issues that they have to work on together. ms. haley: and i think it's bipartisan now. i think if you look at the way both parties strongly support what we're doing with north korea, and how we move forward in protecting it, the way that they look at our military and making sure that we're defending our military, building up our military, all of those things, what we've done with venezuela. i mean, there's a lot of -- the focus on isis in syria and iraq and how we've been able to defeat them and how we're moving forward on all of those things, there is a lot of bipartisan support and i can tell new you in reference to the funding, what we've tried to do is really talk about what works and what doesn't work. what can we improve on, what's absolutely necessary, and we can build off of that. and what is just not working? we just got out of unesco. you look at unesco and it wasn't defin

america has been given until monday to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. that's on the orders of the u.s. justice department which set the deadline on thursday nov ninth if r.t. america fails to do so it's a bank accounts could be frozen the order was made and the legislation adopted more than seventeen years ago before world war two to counter nazi propaganda in america medina koch never looks at the reaction to the move we are a news channel but at the moment we are in fact the news the mounting pressure on r.t. has this week coleman eats it and an ultimatum sent to us by the u.s. justice department r.t. america has been required to register as a foreign agent in the united states by monday with been left with no other choice but to comply but artie's adventure into the channel is being forced into conditions in wish cannot work with a suitable to me just imagine you work in the media and have to sign everything you do with foreign agent or produced by a foreign agent how does it feel for any media outlet to disclose its personal data its contract to hav

, that is a hit on middle america. and when $152,000 people from my community and millions more from new york lose 100 years of protection from state and local taxes, protection worth more than $8,000 per household, that is a hit on my community, that is a hit on new york state, and it is a hit on each and every community in america. . when you feed the rapacious needs of corporate america it's a hit on fundamental awareness and that, mr. speaker, is a hit on all of america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from north dakota, mr. cramer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north dakota is corrected for one minute. mr. cramer: thank you, mr. speaker. we know that the economic and job creation benefits are key components of the tax cuts and jobs act, making the u.s. globally competitive again, given the much-needed tax cut to american businesses and wage increase to american workers. but mr. speaker, it's really the long overdue benefit

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