are looking to get the yes. >> we have a representative in congress that they call her pocahontas. >> president trump couldn't even make it through a ceremony to honor these men without throwing in a racial slur. >> been a very strong friend of native americans since been in office. >> this was their day. i fu el feel so sorry for those guys. >>> welcome to our viewers arouin the united states and around the world. 6:00 here in new york. time for starting line. president trump heads back to capitol hill just later this morning to rally senate republicans on their tax bill. right now, the bill is in the budget committee. and two of the biggest gop opponents are on that committee. if they don't vote for it, it stalls where it is before even getting to a vote by the entire senate. it's a big day. another big challenge facing the president, negotiating a deal to keep the government going. trump sold democrats on a short-term fix. now the time is up. can he avoid a shutdown? >>> and president trump under fire for using a racial term to attack a political rival during a white house cere

representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> trevor: sweet lord, this guy is disrespectful. ( audience reacts ) in one fell swoop he insults native americans and war veterans at the same time. this is their moment where they're supposed to be honored, and those are navajo code talkers, men who are literally famous for using a language so complicated no one could understand it. you can see they're looking at donald trump like what the (bleep) is he even talking about? ( laughter ) what's even worse is it seemed for a moment that he had respect for their history and their achievements, but it turns out he was setting himself up to tell a joke. "i'll give you your medal of honor, but first pull my finger." ( laughter ) i don't think donald trump was trying to offend the native american war veterans. he doesn't care about them. he saw an opportunity to feud elizabeth warren because he has been calling her pocahontas long before he met with these heroes. >> pocahontas, that's elizabeth warren. massachusetts is represented by pocahontas, rig

attemptso insult massachusetts senator elizabeth warren by referring to her as "pocahontas" during a white house ceremony honoring navajo code e talkers s for ther service during world w war ii. pres. trump: we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you because you are special. you are special people. amy: we will talk to cherokee lawyer and writer mary kathryn nagle. she will share the story of pocahontas. and we will look at the case of olivia lone bear, yet another native american woman who has gone missing in the oil fields of north dakota will stop then do honduras where tensions are rising as the country's electoral court refuses to release results from sunday's election that show opposition candidate they y defeat the conservatitive president. >> we've sent out an urgent alert. it is very serious. to practically carrying out a coup d'etat. amy: we will speak with an election obsbserver just back fm honduras. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the w

president trump under fire over his pocahontas comment about senator elizabeth warren and he said it while honoring native americans. >> minnesota senator al franken apologizing again facing accusations of sexual harassment. he's not the only congressman upped fire. 88-year-old john conyers is also facing heat. >> it's giving tuesday. time to give back to your community and we have the details. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. this morning the white house wakes up on defense after a remark from the president brings about what has been described as a cringe inducing moment. the commander in chief honoring world war ii navajo code talkers, those native americans who developed secret communications that helped to win world war ii. and using that occasion to deride senator elizabeth warren. >> i just want to thank you because you are very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here, although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. but, you know what

senator warren pocahontas. tom foeshman has more. >> some of his recent statements give ammunition to people who believe he says things to at the very least encourage racist viewpoints. donald trump's digs at elizabeth warren over here claim of native american heritage were sure applause lines on the campaign trail. >> and pocahontas is not happy. she's the worst. when the insult was repeated in front of navajo code talkers, world war ii heroes -- >> they call her pocahontas. >> reporter: only silence followed. the democratic senator called it a racial slur. but sarah sanders defended her boss. >> i think that's a ridiculous response. >> reporter: but it's far from the only time the president has crossed racially sensitive lines. when a white supremacist rally in virginia ended in bloodshed, he suggested the counterprotesters also bore blame. while defending those marching with white supremacists. >> you had some very bad people in that group, you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: as the nfl players protest against police treatment of african-am

who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> he was talking about massachusetts democratic senator, elizabeth warren, who joins us shortly. and perhaps this was the most incendiary venue in which to use that term, it's hardly the first time he has. >> pocahontas, that's this elizabeth warren. i call her pocahontas. and that's an insult to pocahontas. and massachusetts is represented by pocahontas, right? pocahontas. it may be pocahontas, remember that. what an insult to pocahontas, isn't it? i was being hit by pocahontas. and pocahontas is not happy. elizabeth warren, she's one of the worst senators. who? pocahontas? >> well, now candidate trump has already been criticized for this. he's already been accused of using a racial slur. today, when asked about using it as an event ostensibly to honor native americans who risked their lives deploying their distinct language to help us win the second world war, press secretary sarah sanders denied it was a slur at all. here's what she said. >> is it appropriate for the president to use a racial slur in any context? >> i

trump's pocahontas remark during a ceremony to honor native american vets was a racial slur. >> we have a representative in congress, they call her pocahontas. but you know what, i like you. >> this as the president makes a new push for tax cuts and the plan they say would hurt poor americans than first thought. >>> breaking news. a 3-year-old girl missing reportedly abducted from her bed. her mother's desperate plea. >> please bring her back and i love her. >> where police are searching for the young girl. >>> license fight of the a judge rules whether a doctor can keep her medical license even though she won't use a computer. >> the american princess. this morning what we're learning about triple-digit aprince harr markle. the next step for the royal couple. >>> and a beautiful day in the neighborhood. the tribute planned for tv icon mr. rogers. ♪ could you be mine ♪ could you be mine won't you be mine ♪ >> good morning, neighbor. on this tuesday we'll start with president trump igniting controversy during a ceremony honoring native american war heroes. >> the president too

time ago. they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you. because you are special. you are special people. you are really incredible people and from the heart, from the absolute heart, we appreciate what you've done, how you've done it and the bravery that you display and the love that you have for your country, tom, i would say that's his as good as it gets, wouldn't you say? general kelly, just come up for a second, and i want you to say what you told me a little bit about the code talkers because it really has been -- >> okay. okay. so that's the moment. we'd heard about it. you see it there. let me bring in a couple of voices. david you and i chatted about this a moment ago as well as gloria borger. gloria, i think -- i think that the president is trying to deliver some sort of compliment, but in the middle of that was a -- you know, right back to senator warren and that he's called her pocahontas and he's standing next to native americans. what is the man thinking? >> i don't think he is thinking. and also, by the way, was there complete silence in the room because nob

here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> that remark met with stunned silence from everyone in the room. because everyone in that room knew it was a racist slur directed at senator elizabeth warren. how they know that, it's an insult the president loves slamming her with. starting during the campaign. >> pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her pocahontas, and that's an insult to pocahontas. and massachusetts is represented by pocahontas, right? it may be pocahontas, remember that. what an insult to pocahontas, wasn't it? i was being hit by pocahontas, and pocahontas is not happy. elizabeth warren is one of the worst senators. who, pocahontas? >> native american groups have long condemned the president's use of the term, saying, the name of pocahontas should not be used as a slur. and it is inappropriate for anyone to use her name in a disparaging manner. that seems clear enough. press secretary sarah sanders refused to acknowledge that today. >> at the event that the president did with the navajo code talkers, he referred to pocahontas being in the senate. w

>>> this morning on "world news now," president trump's pocahontas remark. >> it's a comment that instantly went viral. the president making a joke while standing with native-american world war ii heroes. new reaction. ofrmts alabama senate candidate roy moore is back on the campaign trail after days away and is again denying sexual misconduct allegations against him. but this time he's taking a different tone. we'll show you what he has to say next. >>> and breaking overnight, a major delay for hundreds of passengers headed overseas as two planes clipped their wings. the new images just coming in. >>> and it's little announcement you probably london for a new gig. no big deal. we'll have new reaction to harry and meghan engaged on this tuesday, november 28th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> they're engaged? i hadn't heard. >> grace kelly, going to monaco, are we still talking about that one? >> did you see the town cryer? hear ye! >> he's employed again. we have lots to talk about when it comes to harry and meghan. but we're going to start with president trump at

elizabeth warren pocahontas. there were a whole litany of things. but today this is more by the book partisan kind of positioning, of who's going to snub a president and mitch mcconnell saying i would never snub a democratic president. and the more important thing is the very quick pivot from the missile launch to taxes, in which he will also conflate -- i don't understand his logic to say that chuck and nancy will be here in a few hours to discuss north korea launching a missile. and also just the conflation of everything -- just open borders, weak on crime, raise your taxes, that's sort of the catch all thing for everything the democrats do wrong. n't and in the case of roy jones, he hasn't just supported -- i'm sorry roy moore, as he said about doug jones in alabama. >> mark makes a good point in that the president, sand i'll read it because i was jarred as i was writing it. so he starts out these remarks by saying we will take care of it, talking about the missile launch, we will handle it and then he launches into that chuck and nancy didn't show up. sand there's sort of a horro

warren, calling her pocahontas while speaking at an event honoring a group of native americans. and "the new york times" is now reporting that mr. trump suggested to a senator and one of his advisers that the inma plus "access hollywood" tape was not authentic. mr. trump himself acknowledged and apologized for the tape after it was made public. the white house says his position has not changed. we're covering all of that and much more this hour with our guests, including congresswoman kathleen rice of the homeland security committee. and our correspondents and specials are also standing by. >>> let's begin with the controversial new comment by president trump. our senior white house correspondent jeff zeleny is joining us with the latest. jeff, the white house denies president trump used a racial slur in front of a native american group. >> reporter: wolf, the president has often used derogatory terms to call his political rivals, but seldom has he done it in the oval office, carrying so much more weight, but that is exactly what he did this afternoon with senator elizabeth warren,

call her pocahontas. >> it's better left for a sitcom. >> what most people find offensive is senator warren lying about her heritage. >> the native american community has spoken clearly and loudly that they were offended. >> the president addressed this. this was litigated and certainly answered during the election. >> he was looking into hiring people to entertain whether it was his voice. >> how do you apologize for something and then renig on it? >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> that could advance the plan or halt it. how will two of the biggest gop opponents vote today? >>> also going on, the president is under fire for using a slur to attack a political rival. it was at a white house ceremony, honoring a group of native american war heroes, the backdrop for this oval office event, raising serious questions about sensitivity and judgment from the president and his staff. we have it all covered. let's begin with cnn's suzanne malveaux on capitol hill. suzanne? >> good morning, chris. this is a big test for the president as well as his party, republica

native alert -- native american code talkers. he called senator elizabeth warren pocahontas and discussed the republican tax reform plan. this is 20 minutes. >>[inaudible] >> you want to sing? thank you honorable president of this great united states of america, president trump. thank you for inviting us navajo caught -- code talkers to the capital and the white house of this great nation. today, we have with us three of the 13 surviving navajo code talkers of world war ii. , also onehave thomas of the code talkers who on he would do much. a tough battle. landed.rine divisions fifth marine division, he was part of the code talkers within the fifth marine division. also, as if marine corps was not enough, he listened to the united states army serve in the korean war, survived the awful battle. my name is peter mcdonnell, i am the president of the 13 surviving navajo code talkers. to it i am 90 years old. i went in when i was 15 years old in early 1944. i was with the first marine brigade on guam and went to north china with six marine division to get those japanese and northern c

two into an episode of racial when you in those with pocahontas and the president at the center well donald trump have the answer watch endless and i just want to thank you because you have very very special people you were here long before any of us were here although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago they call or pocahontas but you know what i like you know because you are special high cringe factor there will trump was referring to democratic senator elizabeth warren you know he has referred to warren as pocahontas many times in the past that nickname is supposed to highlight and mock warren's claim that she has native american heritage but native americans they don't get the president's point even when the white house press secretary tries to explain. i think what most people find offensive is center warrant a line about her heritage to advance her career and she said even you are useful for her she said was a racial slur what is your response to that i think that's a ridiculous response. own president has been taking a lot of heat on soci

paintings are magnificent. he was particularly taken by images of pocahontas and columbus as historical figures he recognized. later, had long time washington bureau chief for the new york times commented on the visitors he had seen year after year ringing their children to the capital. there they would take their photographs in front of the who the seldom knowing sculpted figure was, but "the meanest of them know that he was part of something and they are part of it too." " they are all part of the same thing, secret sharers, errors of seed."-- bearers of a is it one of patriotism? oneove our capital wrote person in 1874. the women's editor for the sacramento union told californians in 1967 that a visit to the capital "will stir a new patriotism in you. the history of the united states become so much closer and more than words in a book. you can feel the red, white, blue in your veins." the capitals are showing is as a show until history lesson. the official 1955 guide to the capital stated that john trumbull painter of the war of independence cortez the rotunda developed his talented

criticism for this common. >> they call her pocahontas. >> a washington insider weighs in on whether president donald trump will apologize. >>> the danger for women who have had sexual harassment claims filed, people who have felt humiliated and those who want to share their stories. >> several lawmakers face sexual harassment claims. >>> good morning. it is tuesday, november 28th and i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> san jose police are investigating an incident in willow glen. a gunman was spotted on the grounds of an elementary school. sandra osborne is there with details. >> reporter: good morning to you both. it was actually a neighbor who lived nearby who said she heard gunshots and called 911 on her cell phone and ran over to the school property. we are at brockton elementary and you can see the damage. take a look at this navy blue banner. you can see holes through it and it and the security camera has holes in the glass and you can see damage on the casing and damage on the walls and the ceiling right around the elementary school library doors. the neighbor who call

phrase. one of the things being the pocahontas comment. how do you feel about that? >> greg: people hate context. pocahontas in this context is not derogatory to native americans. a smear is when you say -- use a term to be derogatory and a lesser person. this is the opposite. he's basically saying. you are playing golf and your body slices it into the woods and you say nice shot, tiger. what you are saying is that tiger is a superior golfer and you are not tiger woods. pocahontas, that's basically saying elizabeth warren, you are no pocahontas. you pretended to be a native american but you are not a native american. these are native americans. you are an imposter. it would be like watching chris cuomo on cnn and watch him babble incoherently and you go, good job, cronkite. that's not an insult to cronkit cronkite. he is revered, the same way pocahontas is. they are being disingenuous, the media, by saying it's a smear. it's the opposite of a smear because it's pointing out she's nothing like the person. to say it's a smear, you are being dishonest. >> juan: that was unbelievable. i'm go

pocahontas. >> the president referring to senator elizabeth warren who tonight is firing back. >>> also tonight, critical week in the fight over your taxes. a cliffhanger in congress. >>> britain's prince harry and his bride to be american actress meghan markle, their first interview on the royal engagement. >> just an amazing surprise. it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. >> tonight, princess diana's personal connection to that ring. >>> americans are among thousands of tourists stranded in paradise as an angry volcano roars. >>> a new twist in the holiday shopping wars this cyber monday. big name stores unveil new ways to get you your purchases they say even faster than amazon. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. in a moment that may very well have caused some people who witnessed it to wince, president trump at a white house event honoring world war ii native american code talkers used the nickname pocahontas to mock a political nemesis. it is a derogatory nickname he often u

front of native-american war heroes. it was a jab at senator warren labeling her as pocahontas as those three navajo veterans stood by in awkward silence. >>> and the president is heading to capitol hill today to meet with senate republicans with hopes of pushing through his new tax plan. two gop senators have come out against the bill. several others undecided a vote expected this week. >>> and happening overnight, a collision on the taxiway at jfk international airport, grounding two wide-bodied jets, an egypt plane clipping the wing of a virgin atlantic jet. took a chunk out of that one. both planes are out of commission. >>> and first lady melania trump has unveiled this year's white house christmas decorations. the theme, time-honored traditions. it features more than 50 trees, 71 wreaths, 12,000 ornaments and a 200-pound gingerbread white house. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, november 28th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> gingerbread house looked pretty good. >> weren't you playing like the first lady at home, decorating and -- >> i was. i did

. >> they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you. because you are special. you are special people. >> the pocahontas comment, a familiar jab at massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. >> do you have response to that? >> it is deeply unfortunate that the president of the united states cannot even make it through a ceremony honoring these heroes without having to throw out a racial slur. >> the scene was made worse because of the portrait of andrew jackson. the man who signed the indian removal act. >> roy moore is on the attack as defiant as ever at his first public appearance in 11 days. >> i'm going to take off some gloves and show the truth in this campaign. >> i've been accused of being a spoiler. it's not. i think i will draw from both roy moore supporters and doug jones supporters. >> the post reported this with one of the reporters and the woman they say tried to dupe them into thinking she conceived a child. >> a lot to cover. right now the senate is rushing to finalize its tax bill with just a few short weeks remaining to reconcile it with the white house version. t

they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you. because you are special. >> cnn's joe johns at the white house for us. joe, senator warren is responding to these comments. what is she saying? >> senator warren has really gone after the president as she has in the past, but john, it's also interesting and important to mention that the target audience on a statement like this and how it's received is very important as well. the president of the navajo nation on "new day" this morning indicating in his view that the way it was used, it was -- he says it was a racial slur or at the very least culturally insensitive, and it's important to say also that this was not only the president speaking to navajo code talkers, world war ii heroes, but also speaking in front of a painting of andrew jackson, the president, who signed the indian removal act that effectively launched the trail of tears native americans on a death march many thousands of them from the east to the west. so given all that, and now let's listen to what senator warren had to say about

have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas, but you know what? i like you. because you are special. >> all right. the term pocahontas is considered by many to be a racial slur. there were polite smiles and silence, perhaps even worse, the scene played out in front of a pore tat of andrew jackson. the he's the president who signed into law the indian removal act. trail of tears. senator warren blasted the president last night on cnn. >> a really couldn't believe it. president trump couldn't even make it through a ceremoniy to honor these men without throwing in a racial slur. you know? he thinks that somehow he's going to shut me up with that. and it's just mot going to happen. didn't work in the past, it's not going to work in the future. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders says the use of pocahontas was not a racial slur and it was not the president's intent to use one. it was widely denounced by native american grou native american groups. >> the post reports a woman approached it weeks ago. she falsely claimed that

representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, and they call her pocahontas. >> the backdrop for this oval office event is raising questions about the president's sensitivity and judgment, and we'll get to all of that, with chris. >> joining us is anthony scare phaoufpy. >> where you have been? >> on the road, and working on closing my deal with sky bridge and that has been it. been fun. >> how do you feel about what you see coming out of the white house and the general state of play with the nation? >> i think the president is doing a good job. i am not here as a trump loyalist but i am looking at it objectively, the economy is booming and the unemployment numbers is fantastic, and getting middle class and lower income wage growth, and that's the first time in 11 years you have seen that kind of wage growth and activity, so i think all of those things are positive. i think he's mired down in his legislative agenda because of what i call the political establishment on both sides giving him a hard time, which, i'm hoping, he will figure out a way creatively to figure

who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. >> i really couldn't believe it. president trump couldn't even make it through a ceremony to honor these men without throwing in a racial slur. >> reporter: the white house is saying that the president's use of poke hans tas in that setting was not a racial slur but, of course, native american groups have been condemning this for a very long time. some of those leaders saying, pointing out clearly that pocahontas is a real person who did exist and is an important figure in this nation's history and native american history. the white house here pushing back on that. but native american leaders still some of them disappointed by the president using this opportunity to honor those heroes, to pursue a political dispute with elizabeth warren. >> abby philip at the white house, thank you very much. as we said a very big day for the president. he heads up to capitol hill shortly. he needs to secure votes for the republican tax plan, loses one vote in committee and this thing will be stalled. let's go up to capitol hill joi

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house. during remarks, the president referred to senator elizabeth moran as "pocahontas." -- elizabeth warren as "pocahontas." this is 15 minutes. [indiscernible] >> thank you president of these great united states president trump. thank you for inviting us not hope code talkers -- navajo code talkers. we have today three navajo code talkers of world war ii. one is 97 years old, a veteran of world war ii. his landing craft blown up, and had to swim to the beach to survive. ,he got shot up real badly survived one year in naval hospital. , also one of the code talkers who were on iwo jima, a tough battle. three marine divisions landed on iwo. it was part of it the code talkers within the fifth marine division. corps was notne enough, he enlisted in the united states army, served in the korean war, survived that awful battle. my name is peter mcdonald. i am the president of the 13 surviving navajo code talkers. i went in. i am 90 years old. i went in when i was 15 years old in 1944 and was with the --st marine date on guam first marine brigade on guam and then went on to no

man. >> president trump calls senator elizabeth warren pocahontas during a ceremony to honor navajo veterans. >> let's find out about your weather and traffic. let's go to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> we've been talking about these mild temperatures but it's another cold start. >> another chilly start this morning as we get you to the weather center. not a lot of cloud cover out there. like yesterday most that of cloud cover kind of falling apart as it tries to get the dry air in place. karen mentioned it though. down to 30 degrees in allentown, not quite as bad as yesterday morning but cold enough for coats. 32 reading, 31 lancaster, 36 in philadelphia, a little chillier in the city. 34 in trenton, 30 in millville. not a lot of wind out there but chilly to start out. but like yesterday it's going to be mild. in fact we're going to add about 5 degrees to the high. 36 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 54 which was yesterday's forecast and actual high in philadelphia. by 3 o'clock i'm expecting 59 and it wouldn't be out of the question that some of you s

warren, referring to her as pocahontas. >> you are very, very special people. you were here long before any of us were here. although we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago, they call her pocahontas. but you know what? i like you, because you are special. you are special people. you are really incredible people, and from the heart, from the absolute heart, we appreciate what you've done, how you've done it, the bravery that you display, and the love that you have for your country. >> while pocahontas was a historical character from the 17th century, many native americans say using her name in a disapparentlying way, insults pocahontas was not a racial slur. >>> let's go to topper. >> all things considered, pretty nice for late november. let's talk about 10:00 tonight after dinner, a walk, mainly in the 40s. mainly a 37 in manassas. by morning, this is 6:00 a.m. 30s, around 40 to start. that's just a little above average. maybe a 39 in frederick. maybe a 38 in bowie. by noon, we're back into the mid- to upper 50s, under mostly sunny skies. just

war ii. but in the ceremony he started talking about senator warren, calling her pocahontas, a name he's used on the campaign trail to bash warren for her claim to be native-american. >> we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> well, senator warren fired back, believe the comment, calling it a distraction from the issue. >>> gop leaders are working on changes to the tax cut package that may get some republican holdouts on board. they are considering a provision that would ought kmat matically increase taxes if revenue wasn't generated as expected. that would address fears about a ballooning deficit, but some republicans have different concerns. two say they won't vote for the bill as-is. president trump is meeting with senators today and hoping to hold a vote this week. >>> alabama republican senate candidate roy moore is promising a tough fight in the final weeks of the campaign. moore's campaign has been plagued by accusations of sexual misconduct with teenaged girls. he told a rally last night the charges are false,

, this time is elizabeth warren. he calls her pocahontas. it's making a lot of news. it was honoring native american world war ii veterans. the white house said it wasn't a r of tribes agrees with the assessment. >>> a top aide to d.c.'s mayor is under investigation. courtney snowden is facing misconduct allegations. accused of having city employees baby-sit her child during the workday. the i-team reported the story in june and now a report from the inspector general confirmed. she used staff at least three times to watch her children. "any issues raised have been addressed and the mayor has full confidence in deputy mayor snowden's ability to continue to deliver for district residents." . >>> today the two communities that will benefit from the purple line plan to sign an agreement. county executive for montgomery and prince george's county and the president at the university of maryland. it will outline goals for goals and business for along the light rail line. the purple line should open by 2022. >>> there is a royal wedding in the works. we sure you've heard that prince harry i

. >>> this morning president trump facing criticism for renewed attack on elizabeth warren. made a pocahontas remark at a ceremony to honor navajo. >>> new plan when it comes to tax plan. middle income americans could end up paying more in the lock run. >>> first public appearance in two weeks. alabama senate candidate roy moore vows to keep fighting despite the sexual misconduct allegation made against him. >>> good morning, it's tuesday. november 28. i'm ayman mohyeldin. alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf. republicans working to get tax plan through the senate. nonpartisan offered stagnant for americans. projected the senate gop's bill would have a bigger impact on lower income americans than previously thought. gradually leaving most people making under $75,000 a year worse off than they are now. while giving substantial tax cuts to americans earns more than $100,000 a year. eliminates the health insurance mandate. lead premiums to rise. if every democratic votes, only spare to lose two republicans in the senate. right now ron johnson of wisconsin and steve danes of montana sa

deserves it. pocahontas, that's the president's nickname for senator elizabeth warren, just stated the democrats, led by the legendary hillary clinton rigged the primaries. let's go fbi and justice