many disagree including senator roger wicker that was just with us. you can't help but not have a benefit. i can see that, greg. the one thing i also see is a sort of a concern among many that companies will take this money and not invest it and plan it and plow it back into stocks, raise dividends and eventually might not do some of this to the degree that some people want to see like mark cuban says. what do you think? >> i don't buy that. every ceo spends a lot of time thinking about how to invest their cash to grow their business. it's about growing the business. the tax reform bill is about jobs. at the end of the day, that's what that stimulus is intended for. if i'm a ceo and sitting there and saying, look, i have $10 million to spend because i got a corporate tax rate cut, the things i need to do with that money or look to do would be product improvement, product line expansion, territory expansion. all of those things are job creators. >> neil: you can buy a lot of companies. that wouldn't necessarily create jobs. i'm just giving you the cyni

targets include dean heller in nevada, roger wicker in mississippi, nebraska's deb fischer and jeff flake from arizona, who abandon gases could avoid a challenge by retiring like tennessee senator bob corker. >> they take a look at who's potentially running and i think guys like flake are going to do some polling and they are also going to throw in the towel. >> but flake sees alabama's primary result is a different kind of opportunity. one for incumbents to condemn the winter judge moore. two previous comments about sexuality and a op-ed word representative keith ellison shouldn't serve in congress because he is a muslim. >> try to apply a religious test? that's not right. republicans should stand up and say that's not right. >> also desist >> i would say we don't agree wh those comments. >> regardless, the leader of the senate leadership fund believes out outsiders have all the leverage. "the republican congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for conservative g.o.p. primary voters was cool. and officeholders are in peril. >> if you get tagged as a candidate in the leadersh

still mississippi's senator roger wicker thinks the party can get to 50 votes by the end of the week. in that case, president pence would break the tie, when it comes for a vote sometimes before the break in august. senator wicker says he's optimistic because his colleagues are determined to get something done. mike emanuel live with more. what are we hearing from mitch mcconnell? >> he's saying they can't afford to delay any longer. he says they must deliver for the american people and he says he's fellow senators will have a chance to offer input. >> senators will have more opportunities to offer their thoughts as we work towards an agreement and every member will have an opportunity to engage in robust debate out here on the senate floor. if one thing is clear, it's this. obamacare is a direct assault on the middle class. a direct assault on the middle class. it's getting worse and we have to act to finally move beyond its failures. >> so the time line at this point, try to get a deal by friday and send it to the cbo to analyze over the fourth of july recess and in theory, senators

the systems will be installed by february according to mississippi senator roger wicker who served on the armed services committee so any t 45s lacking those modifications are being grounded, the navy developing a new backup oxygen system that will be installed in the future. t 45 crash in october killed an instructor and a student pilot but it is not known if oxygen deprivation played any role in that incident and while the navy has unaccompanied to review the overall problem has yet to be nailed down. the air force is seen similar issues in their f 35 and t6 trainers and donald trump's $700 billion military spending plan has several provisions to try to get a better handle on this problem including up to $10 million prize for anyone who can get to the bottom of this cause. >> you have covered the story since it began, you were an instructor in a t 45, refused to fly last april. why is the navy just now figuring this out. >> a t 45 instructor pilot refused to fly because of the problem, they went on strike. i went and spoke with the navy's number 2 admiral about this issue and why it

[applause] the honorable roger wicker, united states senator, state of mississippi. [applause] the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [cheers and applause] the honorable terry mcauliffe, governor, commonwealth of virginia. ladies and gentlemen, our ship's sponsor, mrs. susan ford bales. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] -- she is escorted today by command master chief, united states navy, command master chief uss gerald r. ford. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormick, united states navy, perspective commanding officer uss gerald r. ford. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen, honors to the president of the united states. platform and salute. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem will be performed by gerald r. ford's own chief petty officer. advance the colors. ♪ >> platform and salute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> platform, ready, two. ladies and gentlemen, chaplain barstow will offer the invocation. >> please pray with me. we gather together here today as one body

they include dean heller in nevada, roger wicker in mississippi, fisher and -- who they guess could avoid a challenge by retiring. >> i think their guys will take a look at the numbers and who is potentially running and i think guys like flake. there was some polling and i think they will also throw in the towel. >> but flake sees alabama's primary result is a different kind of opportunity. one for incumbents who condemned the winner judge moore.her previous comments hostile to homosexuality and where keith ellison should not serve in congress because he is a muslim. >> tried to apply a religious test, that is not right. and republicans ought to stand up and say this is not right. >> also distancing itself from work, the white house he wants to help if elected. present was it was a we do not agree with those comments. >> we go with the president of the senate leadership fund which tries to get republicans elected believes outsiders have all the leverage. in a memo obtained by the maritimes essay the american congress has replaced president obama as the bogeyman for gop -- >> if you get ta

wicker and charles evers, civil rights activist and brother of medgar evers who fought and died at the hands of klansmen during the struggle. the president took an abbreviated tour of the brand new $100 million museum which takes visitors through mississippi's tumultuous history including slavery as well as the segregated and jim crow '50s and '60s touched on in the president's speech. >> this is an incredible tribute not only to the state of mississippi finish a state that i love, a state where i've had great success -- this is a tribute the our nation at the highest level. >> reporter: last night in pensacola trump held a packed make america great again rally, very reminiscent of last year's campaign trail. and being just 20 miles east of alabama, he again urged alabamians to vote for accused sex offender roy moore in tuesday's potential senate election. >> this country, future of this country cannot afford to lose a seat in the very, very close united states senate. we can't afford it, folks. we can't. [cheers and applause] we can't afford to have a liberal democrat who is completel