this budget, in this tax plan, is exactly what republicans in kansas proposed in 2012. in 2012 a republican governor and republican legislature in kansas passed through the staple thing. they said, -- same thing. they said, let's make sure that we have tax benefits for these pass-through corporations. by the way, donald trump owns 500 pass-through corporations. he will benefit greatly from this. let's make sure that we reduce the tax rates on the wealthiest. and in doing so, we will make sure that we're investing in the economy. that meant, by the way, all those tax cuts had to be paid for. so a $700 million cut to the kansas state budget, which resulted in schools not being able to operate full-time, resulted in roads being in disrepair, ultimately resulted in kansas' bond ratings going down. and in the end that g.d.p. growth that we were promised, the economic growth that was guaranteed if you were to put the money into the top corporations and the top income earners, that was supposed to somehow trickle down, that growth never came to be. so guess what happened, mr. speaker. t

happen after the bush tax cuts, it didn't happen in kansas where there were so many promises. if we cut taxes in kansas, there will be huge growth and more jobs. it was a dramatic not, what happened in kansas, that republicans are repeating. kansas' job growth last year was much lower than the national average despite all the big tubts they gave. -- tax cuts they gave. i'm afraid my republican colleagues and friends are willing to paper over their serious reservations with this bill in order to say they got something done. they are willing to look past the fact that 60% of middle-class families will see a tax increase by the end of the day, that health care premiums will rise 10%, and 13 million fewer americans will have health insurance. that the tax bill will exacerbate inequality in an economy that is already unperilessly unequal all in the name of a tax cut that won't create the kind of economic and job growth they are predicting. i heard the leader speak a minute ago and say -- these are his words in effect -- he said, the focus of this bill is on the middle class. it's only on

virginia. [applause] and of course, our great friend and later, chairman pat roberts of kansas. [cheers and applause] with us today we also have two presidential appointed commissioners. susan banes harris and our first hugh dog -- and alfred leg. [applause] when a commission has been in business as long as this one, we have some who are no longer's irving for sadly no longer -- no longer serving or sadly no longer with us. order and kathy stevens are here. [applause] thank you for joining us. this is a special moment today for many of us. we are honored to be joined by the eisenhower family. wolfgang, david, adriana, and nicolas. [applause] we also have some impressive brass with us today. general px kelley, former commandant of the marine corps and cochair of the advisory committee. [applause] representing the uss eisenhower, captain craig stickeola. stephenadier general giland, representing the united states military academy at west point. [applause] building a memorial takes a lot of resources. we have great help in that area. i would like to introduce former senate majority leader tom

country on a 50 capital to her. we stopped in topeka kansas asking what's the most important issue in their state. >> one of the most important issues in kansas is our economic policies. we've been seen as this great experiment here in kansas and the tax policies have really gutted state services and done horrible things to education. teachers are leaving the state. young people are leaving the state. economic opportunities are not here anymore. this is one of those things that the former economic advisor is now trumps economic advisor and this isn't something i would want to see done on a national level. it has really hurt kansas and i don't want to hurt the rest of the nation. >> i believe undoubtedly the most important issue is education. over the past five years we've seen cuts to education every year. i think the legislative house has been doing a good job recently with the supreme court ruling trying to get those tax rates back to pre-2012 rates but i think there's more that can be done and it takes people like me speaking out. >> i think one of the biggest issues that's very im

day. >>> we often hear in politics about passing the torch to the next generation. and in kansas that concept is taking on new meaning in the race for governor. there are those running with long experience in government, business, and other fields. and then there is the youth movement. harry smith explains. >> reporter: no one knows yet if this is an aberration -- >> i do want to go around the state. >> reporter: or a trend. >> rapping a consistent flow of tax revenue -- >> reporter: four high schoolers from kansas all running for governor. three republicans, one democrat. and no, this is definitely not a joke. >> it's our generation that we're preparing the future for. >> reporter: four young men each more earnest than the next, each with a message. >> we're not going to tax you to death. >> i think that kansas can do a whole lot better. >> reporter: in a country made loopy from political squabbles, the teenagers found what is perhaps the ultimate loophole. will you be able to vote? >> no, i will not. my running mate will be able to. >> reporter: there is no minimum age requirement t

second half of the season. >>> cowboys/chiefs kansas city with the lead but dallas fans happy ezekiel elliott was able to play. cowboy win 28-17. giants rams and this was pretty all l.a. third and 33 from l.a., not only do they convert but robert woods is in for a 52- yard touchdown, rams bulldozed giants 51-17. that is sports in a minute. i'm christian rodgers. >> the rams are on fire. >>> special visit for camden police officer shot in the line of duty, whom he met just hours after being released from the hospital. >>> all right, sue lets get the forecast some one said they had to clean wax out of their ears. >> they heard me say thunderstorms, i did say that. we have a cold front coming through later in the day, enjoy warmth while here we will tell you joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. thi

, operating behind the weakling franklin pierce. in their collaboration on the kansas the brassica act. that act -- kansas-nebraska act. that act repealed the missouri compromise that had forbidden slavery north of the line through the country that prohibited it in the north except for missouri. but now it's repealed a possible extension of slavery to the west. it made possible the nationalization of slavery. lincoln's nightmare. and in a stroke, the entire old political crack apart. we were thunderstruck and stunned at in confusion that lincoln describing the atmosphere of the early resistance. but we rose, each fighting, grasping whatever he could reach the size, at pitchfork, a chopping ax or a butchers cleaver. we struck in the direction of the sound. in two great autobiographies lincoln depicted himself in his wilderness years as strangely content in a kind of internal exile, becoming merely indifferent to politics, immersed in his legal practice. as he was contemplating his race for the presidency, he told the "chicago tribune" in 1854 his profession had almost superseded the tho

mean, yeah, we've got kansas city, right? kansas city. went to new england. got a win. jacksonville came here and beat the pittsburgh steelers. but you want to bet your hard earned money on -- kansas city i would throw in this fix in the afc. >> mike: you're looking for a third team. >> cris: i'm looking for a third and maybe a fourth. >> mike: murray goes out of bounds. >> cris: jacksonville plays such great defense. they got five interceptions against ben roethlisberger here that day. some tipped balls and some excuse. all that kind of stuff. but there were a lot of interceptions that day. so that's a physical team that can run the football and you think okay, cold weather, you know, nasty conditions in the playoffs. could they come in and beat one of these two teams? maybe. but probably kansas city is that other team. >> mike: they're in the same boat as tennessee. now that you've won games, the games get bigger. the stage gets brighter. can you handle it? this is a big learning experience i will think. you would be better to say this than i am, cris. for tennessee to come on the

kansas city, right? kansas city. went to new england. got a win. jacksonville came here and beat the pittsburgh steelers. but you want to bet your hard earned money on -- kansas city i would throw in this fix in the afc. >> mike: you're looking for a third team. >> cris: i'm looking for a third and maybe a fourth. >> mike: murray goes out of bounds. >> cris: jacksonville plays such great defense. they got five interceptions against ben roethlisberger here that day. some tipped balls and some excuse. all that kind of stuff. but there were a lot of interceptions that day. so that's a physical team that can run the football and you think okay, cold weather, you know, nasty conditions in the playoffs. could they come in and beat one of these two teams? maybe. but probably kansas city is that other team. >> mike: they're in the same boat as tennessee. now that you've won games, the games get bigger. the stage gets brighter. can you handle it? this is a big learning experience i will think. you would be better to say this than i am, cris. for tennessee to come on the road here tonight, exp

mean, yeah, we've got kansas city, right? kansas city. went to new england. got a win. jacksonville came here and beat the pittsburgh steelers. but you want to bet your hard earned money on -- kansas city i would throw in this fix in the afc. >> mike: you're looking for a third team. >> cris: i'm looking for a third and maybe a fourth. >> mike: murray goes out of bounds. >> cris: jacksonville plays such great defense. they got five interceptions against ben roethlisberger here that day. some tipped balls and some excuse. all that kind of stuff. but there were a lot of interceptions that day. so that's a physical team that can run the football and you think okay, cold weather, you know, nasty conditions in the playoffs. could they come in and beat one of these two teams? maybe. but probably kansas city is that other team. >> mike: they're in the same boat as tennessee. now that you've won games, the games get bigger. the stage gets brighter. can you handle it? this is a big learning experience i will think. you would be better to say this than i am, cris. for tennessee to come on the

the deficit was because of the bush tax cut. the state of kansas, so obviously what happened, home of the coat others, the great -- brothers, thech great experiment. they predicted government would down 700 million. they predicted growth with sore, ratherkansas was at 2.6% than up with the rest of america. utter is under bowl -- bull. >> is so much of this is unicorn math. you don't have to take my word about it. the republicans chose to come to the hearing and we asked point-blank, with the tax cuts pay for themselves. not the democratic economist but the republican economists said, and apropos of the leaders point when you have these treasury secretary saying they can believe they can generate $2 trillion worth of growth, there is no independent element to suggest that. that, ouradd to democratic policy and commissions party is having the house democratic leader from kansas and a pta leader from kansas that will be speaking more in depth. i really encourage you to come and listen to this because the fact of the matter is they ended up going down to four-days goal weeks for many of t

. that's coming up. plus todd piro is having breakfast with friends in topeka, kansas, my hometown. todd: steve, good morning to you, only 5:30 in the central time zone. we are packed and joined we have a great crowd. we are here to talk tax reform. but, mr. doocy, we have a surprise or two for you here on a tuesday morning. more on that when "fox & friends" returns. ♪ american ♪ a little town ♪ in a great big land ♪ if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. this condition has not been reported with entyvio. tell your doctor if

stop the topeka kansas. >> one of the most important issues to me is our economic policies. we have seen a great experiment here in kansas. tax policies have gutted state services and that horrible things to education. teachers are leaving, young people are leaving, economic opportunities are not here. thatis one of those things the former economic adviser is no trumps economic advisor and it's something i don't want to see on the national level. it's her kansas and i don't want to see it hurt the rest of the country. >> the most important issue is education. we have seen cuts to education. every single budget proposed. the house is done well with the supreme court ruling of trying to get those tax rates back but i think it takes ordinary people like me speaking out. >> one of the biggest issues to me is maybe a little bit more community things. accepting a lot of things. getting rid of serotypes. whether it is gang-related or lgbt communities are anything like that, i think that is very important and we need to come together because i have seen what it can do. i think it is to happ

lower and middle income families. this would provide a net tax cut for familiesness kansas of about $2500. we accomplish this by reducing individual tax rates, raising the standard deduction and increasing the child credits in the tax code. i want to turn to agriculture. i am cleesed that the chairman's mark reflects the importance of agriculture to our economy. the agriculture industry has a number of provisions in the tax code that recognize the uncertain and volatile nature of the income associated with farming operations. farmers have no control over the weather and face highly unpredictable markets. that is true today. this is the thirds year of depressed prices and tighter credit. they also face under the critical and linked issue uncertainty in trade policy. a policy that is still very much a work in progress within the administration. i am happy to say that this chairman's mark keeps the ag tax provisions but will also help farmers by creating a much more pro growth tax system, lowering the tax burden and simplifying the tax provisions relating to our agsector. for the avera

number two lost in mid-november, oregon and kansas state. miami lose last night. alabama falling here doane have gej. you know what holds next week with auburn and javment miami-clemson. alabama fans are going to be left to hope that the committee would take them over an ohio state team that beat wisconsin or perhaps a tcu upsetting oklahoma. >> brian: ohio state could get some of their own immediate sip. last year they went with one loss to penn state, eventual champion, in the big 10. and now they could possibly be that champion. they could be on the outside looking in. if the committee sides with alabama. because they're still one of the best in the nation. we'll see what transpired tonight, with south carolina and clemson. but we could have a two-loss champion out of the acc as well. >> rick: the arguments, s.e.c. champion in, acc champion i'm predicting even if south carolina were to up end clemson, i think the acc champion will be in. tcu winning the big 12 would be a great chance for alabama to be ahead of the horn frogs. the question is ohio state, if they up-end wisconsin nex

overall confidence that i have had, you know in, play calling, i did it there in kansas city but it was second half of the game. you get and gain more confidence. you understand situational football just like a quarterback, you just understand those situations and putting your team in good situations to be successful. >> getting better every step of the way. eagles are 11-two at home under pederson and right now he is leading candidate for coach of the year. >> wow. >> his rookie season last year >> yes. >> big jump from the first year to the second. >> and home field throughout one fantastic. but we will play one game at a time. >> yes. >> thanks, budd. >>> even most hardened eagles fans can't help but get their hopes up. we have caught up with the bird faithful and they are dreaming big. >> well, they have to at lee get to the playoffs and do something great there. now super bowl, that might be asking a lot but at least win in the playoffs, yes. get to the super bowl. get there at least. >> didn't expect much coming in the season, as we were better then last year but now we have y

. kansas city next week. what are they going to do at quarterback? >> mike: coach mcdermott said he'll evaluate the position. this is after benching tyrod taylor and putting in peterman. this is about having a franchise quarterback. the bills don't have one. sean mcdermott got his job in part with the fact that cam newton is a franchise quarterback. they tend to get guys hired elsewhere, make everyone successful and the bills haven't had one since jim kelly. that's the play here for the bills, finding a franchise quarterback. they decided it's not taylor or peteren ma. now getting through the season until the draft. they have the ammunition to move up and get one of the best guys coming out and maybe a couple years from now we'll talk about their version of carson wentz or deshaun watson or another young person who is a franchise quarterback for the bills. >> mike: interesting. we head to the wild card season. tomorrow morning mike hosts pro football talk.com from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern followed by the dan patrick show from 9:00 to 2:00. big win for philadelphia here. al and cris look ah

kansas city. they beat kansas city this year. right now jack del rio. >> all right. always good to get a big divisional win. get one at home. we have been five weeks since we have been back here. nice deliver and come out with a victory. i will talk about the -- the -- the ugly incident early in the game. where talib and michael crabtree got into it. they have a history with the chain snatching from years back. and i think there was an additional chain snatched from what i understand. bottom line, we can't ford to lose our -- one of our top receivers and our starting guard because he went to help his buddy. we can't get two guys tossed like that. have had a chance to talk to them yet. i will dress it best i can but i have to count on my guys to do the right thing, keep their composure, not get tossed. we are fortunate to lose two guys like that and come out with a win. i have talked about complimentary football, today was a good example of it. we had -- all three phases contributed to the win. you know, when you are dropping four punts inside the 10 like we didn't do, that is a good th

what we have. somebody from kansas in the house. >> yeah. >> we got rainbow the clown and they're doing the high intense workouts after eating all of the gem i donuts here at dunkin' donuts in phoenixville. more to come when we come right back. >> bob wanted to say good-bye from phoenixville. >> good morning, everybody, here with rainbow the clown. you've been making balloons for everybody. >> been having fun today, thanks for having me come out today, bob. you can see rainbow the clown on saturday december 2nd, in limerick, pennsylvania, at st. james lutheran church, it is a holiday family fun fest for the kids, and also a fundraiser for designing for hope. >> thank you so much for coming out making balloon hat and animals for all of the kids. look at little shannon here. oh, our little eagles cheerleader. she is ready, and mike, look what i found here. >> hell glow a kansas fan, say hi to mike. >> hi, mike,. >> so, what part of kansas are you from? >> i was born in wichita, but raise in the junction city. >> okay. >> and then i met a guy whose father was in the army at for the r

. >> i was a kansas cowboy. i actually wrote on my canvas, kansas cowboy and put a heart, thomas gail, married 27 august '66 got to vietnam 27 august '67. >> reporter: as they arrived in the harbor, the night sky lit up with incoming rockets. >> that's when i went and wrote on my canvas to make sure that -- i guess to have my mark there. >> reporter: in case you didn't come back? >> yes. >> these men shared a time in hell together yet it was doodles on bunks that brought back strong emotions. tom faye hadn't seen the one he dedicated to his young wife for over 50 years. >> there's one canvas in particular that was salvaged from that little trip, and i think you might recognize it. >> holy moly. >> there's the one you wrote on, brother, in vietnam. welcome home, brother. >> 51 years together, by golly. she's still my sweetheart. what can i say? thanks. >> reporter: they fought for their country, they fought for each other, but mainly they fought to come back home. don daylor, cbs news, new york. >> that's overnight news for this monday, from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i

kansas who's the real leader of this commission, has actually convicted of voter fraud, despite the fact that he spent an enormous amount of taxpayer dollars trying to do it. - investigating it, looking for people, looking for the real killer as it were, right. kovach is, as you say, the secretary of state of the state of kansas. he is your bestie, right. you guys are like america's fun couple. you could not be more opposite- - he's the bizarro of me. in your perspective. he is the bizarro. he's vice-chair of this commission, but he's really effectively, he's running it. - he's running the deal. - you're not a big fan of his or of the rvf. - yeah, i don't have any of his records. (laughter) - i keep wondering why the conversation is about voter fraud of the sort you're talking about and not like people hacking into the election. why is that not the voter fraud commission? - well i think that's kind of obvious, i guess, but unfortunately, right. - but it's a reasonable question. i mean, if you step back from politics. - the answer to your question is, the reason that the questions th

black-and-white world, that kansas had no color. just read the first paragraph in it. so, when they got to the part where they had to get the song for the little girl, they hadn't written it yet. they had written everything else. they hadn't written the song for judy garland, who was a discovery by one of yip's collaborators, burton lane. and nobody knew the wonder in her voice at that time. so they worked on this song, and at that time, ira, yip, larry hart and the others thought that the composer should create the music first. now, they were both locked into -- the lyricist and the composer were locked into the storyline and the character and the plot development. so they both knew that at this point there was a little girl in trouble on the kansas city environment, alright, and that she yearned to get out of trouble, alright? so yip gave harold what they call a "dummy title." it's not the final title, but it's something that more or less zeroes in on what the situation is all about and what -- this little girl is going to take a journey, alright? so yip gave him a title: "i want

kansas legislature come in and tell us the andrience when the governor the richest member of kansas past huge tax cuts and midi same promises our republican friends are making today. it was a disaster. they not only put kansas in a huge deficit but cut back on services. some schools had to go to 40's a week. and they lost their election. in a certain sense this is win-win for us. god for bid they pass this awful bill. they will pay a huge price. the public will know about it a year from now. they can rush it through now we are going to fight it tooth and nail. just like health care. we thought if they passed health care they would pay a price because it would hurt so many people. but we know how bad this is for the country and that is why we are going to fight it. state and local tax deductions are concerned, how much responsibility to state legislatures really have? these are highly taxed states. >> they made a choice. you go to long island, they have great education. they are willing to pay more taxes for education. that should be their choice and they should not have to pay doubl

watch is jerry mor moran. he said we don't want to have the kansas example. kansas cut takss but didn't cut spending. now kansas is screwed, the national gop is following that model and he's calling it out. kennedy: that's what we have been saying on this show, cut taxes, cut spending. >> trump counting on them is not good for him. kennedy: i don't think it's good math. you never really know. the corporate tax rate could help some small business. but ron johnson is saying if you have going to make this permanent you have to help out the mom and pop shops. >> i agree with him on that. i hope he sticks with that. small business is what employs americans. someone like myself who is self employed, we don't need them taking deductions away from us. kennedy: susan collins. she is such a holdout. she is like scarlet o'hara and her suiters. >> i'm sick of relationship cans holding up legislation to grandstand over dumb things. it would be one thing if she said we shouldn't slip in the individual mandate into this thanks plan. obamacare is such a scramble this will cause problems for many

gains and the things they're going to get. we have the head of the democratic leader of the kansas legislative leader, who have the experience, when sam brownback, governor, and charles koch, richest member of kansas, made proposals and it was a disaster. they not only put kansas any a huge deficit, but they cut back on services, some school districts had to go to four days a week. and they lost their elections. you know, in a certain sense, this is a win-win for us. god forbid they pass this awful bill, they'll pay a huge price. they'll pay a huge price because the public will know it a year from now. just like health care, we thought maybe if they even pass health care, they would pay a price, because it would hurt so many people. but we know how bad this is for the country and that's why we're going to fight it. >> as far as the state and local tax deconduductions are concern how much responsibility do the state legislatures of california, new york and new jersey really have? because these are highly taxed states. >> they made a choice, you go to long island, they have great edu

. this is happening for women who work in an office building somewhere in iowa, in kansas, in florida. >> reporter: in a statement thursday afternoon franken said the first thing i want to do is apologize to lyanne, to everyone else who was part of that tour. i respect women. i don't respect men who don't. and the fact that my own actions have given people a good reason to doubt that makes me feel ashamed. franken also says he'll cooperate with any senate investigation, which even democrats in the senate are calling for. chris crack en, nbc news. >> late into the evening the president weighed into the franken controversy. the al frankenstein pictures are really bad. where do his hands go in pictures 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 as she sleeps? just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women adding leslie stall tape. >> this morning congressional republicans are one step closer to passing a tax reform bill that's been decades in the making after the senate finance committee passed the gop plan late last night. as republicans looked to usher in o

peterman the quarterback. five interceptions in the first half. buffalo loses to the rj chaers. kansas city next week. what are they going to do at quarterback? >> mike: coach mcdermott said he'll evaluate the position. this is after benching tyrod taylor and putting in peterman. this is about having a franchise quarterback. the bills don't have one. sean mcdermott got his job in part with the fact that cam newton is a franchise quarterback. they tend to get guys hired elsewhere, make everyone successful and the bills haven't had one since jim kelly. that's the play here for the bills, finding a franchise quarterback. they decided it's not taylor or peteren ma. now getting through the season until the draft. they have the ammunition to move up and get one of the best guys coming out and maybe a couple years from now we'll talk about their version of carson wentz or deshaun watson or another young person who is a franchise quarterback for the bills. >> mike: interesting. we head to the wild card season. tomorrow morning mike hosts pro football talk.com from 7:00 to 9:00 eastern followed

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and memorial in kansas city, missouri. >> good morning. good morning and welcome to this forum on genesis and persistence in advocacy for peace. faith organizations. my name is john roth. i am editor of the mennonite orderly review and professor of history at goshen college in northern indiana. i am delighted to serve as moderator of this conversation. anyone who has taken a tour of the museum here or seen footage of the flag waving parades of enthusiastic young conscripts as they departed for military training camp in the summer of 1917 might have the impression that support for the war and the united states' entry into the conflict was universal. yet those of us gathered here for this conference are keenly aware that there were many voices of caution, of dissent, of objection, and even open resistance to the war fever that seemed to grip the nation in the spring and summer of 1917. as we will hear in the days that followed, that dissent originated from many different sources and took many expressions. but one of the lead edges of resistance to the war came from various religious

coverage on c-span two. c-span's tourd takes you to kansas city, missouri. explore the literary scene and history of kansas city. wesaturday at noon eastern, will view the kansas city public library collection. >> it was the political machine boss of kansas city. control from 1925 to 1939. a political machine is being tied into organized crime, and other illicit activities, taking bribes and kickbacks. suresing influence to make that your preferred candidates are elected. eastern, ay at 2:00 visit to the negro league baseball museum. in a meeting that took place at the old ymca. it is right around the corner from where the museum currently operates. they formed the negro baseball league. they would go on to operate for 40 years from 1920 until 1960. >> watch c-span's city tour of kansas city, missouri. sunday, 2:00 p.m. on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. >> today the un security council met and response to recent ballistic missile tests by north korea in violation of u.n. resolutions. we will hear from ambassadors representing japan, britain, russia,

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gregg of seat new hampshire, and he gave one to the gentleman from kansas and thethe secretary -- kept secretary of defense, who was republican. but one of the things that happened yesterday is not being talked about enough this morning, that is his tweet that the president sent out yesterday early in the morning. leaders in the house and the senate were going going to see the president and took pride in that meeting because they expected to work on a deal. this president says he a deal maker, but he tweeted that there ared be no deal, so if you going to meet and work on a deal and the person you are meeting with has already told the world that there will be no deal, why should you go to the meeting? this play that you showed a in the words of the majority leader and the speaker, it was demagoguery of the highest order. mcconnell simply lied, because there was a time when he did not justwith obama, and ryan talked. they knew that the tweet had been sent out. the minorityand leader of the house said they would work with their colleagues in the republican party to try to work out

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kansas city, too. come on man, it's not a gimme. >> not a gimme. >> let's all remember what happened last year. skins needed to beat the giants to basically go to the playoffs, right and they laid a big fat egg. >> right. >> so, this is a rivalry game and it's definitely not a gimme. >> and it is in the division but i'm still saying -- the giants are terrible. that is a lot of -- that's their home game and that's last week a lot of blue up there. so you're saying the people are going to travel down here for the game. >> absolutely. >> there were a lot of tickets available and the ticket were cheap. it is a holiday and it's a night game. take over the stadium. >> they're going to try. we better come with it. our defense needs to stop eli in the red zone. if that happens we can win. >> and there are so many injuries i think they may have to call us up and put us on the line. >> i'm happy to play. let me say it this way. i'm happy to take the money. i don't want to get hurt. >> they got a lot of injuries. last week chris thompson probably their most productive guy on offense is gone for

trickle down economics is a fraudulent theory. it has failed miserably in kansas where it has been most recently put into effect. it fails under the reagan administration and it fails under the administration of george w. bush. but what interests me the most, madam president is that my republican colleagues will not tell the american people how they are going to be paying for the $124 trillion increase in deficit that this bill creates. a $124 trillion increase in deficits. how is that going to be paid for? in my view is without doubt that as soon as this legislation is passed, the republicans will combat animal suddenly rediscover that deficits and they'll go before the american people and say they need boat, unquote entitlement reform or welfareor reform. so let me translate for you what entitlement reform means. it means that when millions of older workers have nothing in the bank saved up for retirement , they are going to propose massive cuts to social security. we don't know exactly the form that it will take. maybe the one to raise the entitlement m age, forcing the workers befor

david university of kansas and a west virginia university show that we don't have time to wait using public health records birth and death certificates the researchers compared fetal death rates and miscarriages and flint to fifteen other michigan cities from two thousand and eight to two thousand and fifteen those cities that had not changed their water supply and compared them with the data suggests that influence fetal death rates rose fifty eight percent and thirty rates fell by twelve percent in that time of course the michigan department of health and human services a mediately complained that the study was flawed and they would have to do their own study of the study which really explains the problem at the heart of flint the state local government responsible for the problem just doesn't want to be responsible for any solutions for the effects as an activist melissa maze told rewire there have been far too many miscarriages to count it's sad because we have no idea what the heavy metals percentage products bacteria and whatever else we have been and are still being exposed to

financial field it. >> a kansas city firefighter for more than decade until accident nearly 30 years ago, forced him out after job. but, he was determined to still make a difference, take a look. >> while on the job, as a kansas city firefighter, robert was a witness to become some of the worse event imaginable. >> i think stuff, but what i picture is you just go through it, either get up and keep going or you don't. >> he was -- experiences like those gave him the per speculative he has today. seep, he was involved in a accident that left him completely blind. >> fighting the fire. go into a house, and just totally blacked out. that's how i feel like i went into a house fire, just didn't come back out of it yet. >> no wonder there are people who don't believe him when he says he created these woodworking project alone, still, he pick up still skill he pick up after losing his vision. that makes everything from custom cabinets, to arm ours ... >> just like that, you can put your cigars in there. >> this will be donated for the guns and hoses auction, where he's hoping it will go for at l

may have heard mayfield takenned kansas last week and his coach decided to remove the c from his chest on senior day and would sit him for oklahoma opening drive as well. didn't matter because oklahoma scored a touchdown on that opening drive without mayfield and probably would have won without him as well. they rolled west virginia today and i thought this post game comment by west virginia is d coordinator summed it upper infectly he said i "quote we stunk up front, we stung at linebacker, dana meaning his head coach should fire me after that". how about that for some truth? oklahoma wins, 59-31. >>> all right. now next week's games are everything. but a look into my crystal ball i have bad news for all you alabama fans out there. getting heat on social media today. no matter what i have the acc winner and clemson miami. no matter what have the sec winner auburn or georgia and guess what, the big ten winner they're getting in as well. that leaves one final spot and that's oklahoma' if's they beat tcu if they lose then alabama gets in. we'll see. we'll see what happens there. ca

. the game against kansas and the ou win. and looks to be done for the night. brandon stephens, the sophomore is in the game now. first down. rosen, under pressure, delivers to the end zone. touchdown lasley, the hat trick and the bruins hanging around. what a throw. >> kirk: big time throw with so much on the line here and picking up a blitz with cameron smith right up the middle. >> chris: on the field, down five. you go for two here and 2:36 to cover 61 yards in eight plays and what a throw by the quarterba quarterback. >> chris: he has a pick and a fumble and now if they can get to three yards here. he can get to three points. >> kirk: the ball on the left hash. >> chris: bruins are two for two this season on two-point conversions. stevens is the back. rosen. from the pocket. delivers. and high, incomplete. over the head of lasley. and the lead is still five. >> kirk: i talked about smith, the blitz right up the middle. and he hasn't played much but it's the safety that does not get over in time. to help out jack jones. and throws that ball, and it's a mix up in coverage. and jo

. the game against kansas and the ou win. and looks to be done for the night. brandon stephens, the sophomore is in the game now. first down. rosen, under pressure, delivers to the end zone. touchdown lasley, the hat trick and the bruins hanging around. >> kirk: big time throw with so much on the line here and picking up a blitz with cameron smith right up the middle. >> chris: on the field, down five. you go for two here and 2:36 to cover 61 yards in eight plays and what a throw by the quarterba quarterback. >> chris: he has a pick and a fumble and now if they can get to three yards here. he can get to three points. >> kirk: the ball on the left hash. >> chris: bruins are two for two this season on two-point conversions. stevens rosen. from the pocket. delivers. and high, incomplete. over the head of lasley. and the lead is still five. >> kirk: i talked about smith, the blitz right up the middle. and he hasn't played much but it's the safety that does not get over in time. to help out jack jones. and throws that ball, and it's a mix up in coverage. and jones is anticipating and mat

what we are being proposed in this budget, in this tax plan, is exactly what republicans in kansas proposed in 2012. in 2012 a republican governor and republican legislature in kansas passed through the staple thing. they said, -- same thing. they said, let's make sure that we have tax benefits for these pass-through corporations. by the way, donald trump owns 500 pass-through corporations. he will benefit greatly from this. let's make sure that we reduce the tax rates on the wealthiest. and in doing so, we will make sure that we're investing in the economy. that meant, by the way, all those tax cuts had to be paid for. so a $700 million cut to the kansas state budget, which resulted in schools not being able to operate full-time, resulted in roads being in disrepair, ultimately resulted in kansas' bond ratings going down. and in the end that g.d.p. growth that we were promised, the economic growth that was guaranteed if you were to put the money into the top corporations and the top income earners, that was supposed to somehow trickle down, that growth never came to be. so guess w