think senator rubio's a liar here? >> i didn't call him a liar. i'll tell you what it is.

now senator rubio sounds like nancnancy pelosi attacking tax t that rubio campaigned on, voted for them. he said u.s. workers are getting little benefit from trump's tax cut, saying there is a lot of thinking that right that if big companies are happy they will reinvest it in worker, they bought back shares, gave oil out bonuses. okay, is it too soon to -- companies take time to build out, new factors and plants, he is really jumping the gun, why? >> he wants to be non-trump in case trump stumbles for 2020. mitt romney is hugging trump becausely could the lows primary in utah, for the senator nomination there so, romney sees the light. but rubio ran last year, he figures he has 6 years before he has to see reality again. >> trump growth agenda, isn't it working? >> wages are growing, but more personally, for future wage growth, investment is growing, in first quarter, even though number came in a little low, business investment across the board it was moving up. good growth, that is a very important for future prosperity. seeds are planted, if rubio is look figure 2020. he should be wor

we told you about marco rubio. many republicans are very mad at him. what he set about tax cuts that has some people serious. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. all right. this is an event that the president will be out in tempe, arizona. he is selling the tax cuts and believes the wind of the economy is back, and that might be news to florida republican senator marco rubio, who is quoted as saying the tax cuts really didn't do enough to help american workers. let's get the reed on this with fund-raiser extraordinary and the stock touche. marco rubio said he wishes they could have done more for individuals, and to the market was an isolated or individual event. >> i don't know why he said that because it has helped people. we did have a tax cut, we have more of a tax cut for corporations but, overall, the corporation and th

marco rubio does not see it that way. he has publicly trashed the tax plan, he says it doesn't work. speaking about the many the tax cuts released into the economy he says, quote, there is no evidence whatsoever that the money has been massively poured back to the american worker. he believes business got the money and didn't share much of it with their employees. is he right? it is true business got the lions share of the tax cut but he is missing a few things. he is ignoring the effects of economic growth at 3%, we are now creating millions of jobs and that is largely the result of tax cuts for business. indirectly, workers are winning too. they got more money in their paychecks, 90% got a bigger paycheck from lower individual tax rates. 5 million got a bonus. the administration since the average family got $4000 from tax cuts lose the experience of the last few months contradicts marco rubio. why is he doing this? he voted for the tax package and is not up for reelection. perhaps he feels donald trump is not popular en

already chuck schumer's team put out an email what, marco rubio said what? you will hear democrat after democrat after democrat use this and say, see, we told you tax reform is doing nothing. we told you it would just go to big corporations and wealthy people and wouldn't matter to the average american. but i'm going to tell you it is a fact, it does matter to the average american. we should try to make sure every average american keeps as much of their paycheck as they can. joining me right now republican congresswoman from tennessee, member of the house ways and means committee, diane black. good to see you, representative black. what is going on with marco. >> i can not tell you. i do not understand why in the world marco would want to parrot the rhetoric of the left because we know it is not true. as you said in your introduction, i applaud what you said because we're hearing that in tennessee and as i move about, see people in the public, they say thank you so much for the tax reform. thank you for letting me keep more money in my pocket. thank you for

john: is rubio right to change his stance? are these tax cuttings, you run a small business in miami, a restaurant, have they affected you? >> they have. in many ways, once people realize that prove is in pudding and results are coming in they are right to understand and correct their missing takes. i -- mistakes, that is wise. to continue saying that something is not working when it is, i would not think that is smart, i think wise for senator rubio to correct his stance on tax cuts and join in and participate in when we're seeing in the economy. john: are you an incorporated company? the corporate tax cut that affected you most? our an llc a personal tax cut? >> we have both. corporate and llc 's. john: and that percentage gain you had that if it is a corporate tax cut, 35 to 21%, what have you done with that money? invested or hired or marketing? >> well we're investing in our restaurant, we have increased our hourly wage for current employee, to obtain new employee we have to increase our hourly wage with a huge depla dema

i want to play a little bit from senator marco rubio. he was talking about the latest developments here. let's listen to what he had to say. >> this is a man who has to figure out how to survive in power for 50-something years as a dictator and is probably afraid that if he gets rid of these weapons, at some point someone's going to take him out. that's why i think you are seeing this back and forth. from our perspective, the in,ens ghosted us here for about two weeks after all this happened. we didn't hear from them. there was no talk. you can't walk in to the summit with their advanced team didn't even show up. they keep doing that stuff, you're really wasting your time, and more importantly, perhaps elevating them in a way that makes this situation even more dangerous. >> there is the perspective from one influential lawmaker on capitol hill. what are you hearing from others about what they've seen over these last couple of weeks, what they are watching for as we approach that june 12th date? >> democrats have criticized this administ

michael hayden and a key senato committee, marco rubio. plus trump pushing this extraordinary allegation. >> a lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign. >> without offering any proof to back it up. >> this isn't spygate, but it is a form of liegate. >> is the president's claim another hit to his credibility doubt on the russia investigation? we talk to one of the few lawmakers briefed on the classified material, representative adam schiff. >>> and on this memorial day weekend, we honor the families of the fallen. >> she makes you want to take advantage of every day you have. >> from the white house to your house, the facts that matter "this week." >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, co-anchor, martha raddatz. >>> good morning. thanks for joing us onhi t president trump pushing that unproven claim that the fbi had a spy inside his 2016 campaign despite no evidence. he has repeated the claim again attempt to undermine the russia investigation. outside of washingto t nfl is cracking down on players who prote

rubio: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. rubio: i ask that the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the en bloc consideration of the following nominations -- executive calendar 840, executive calendar 841, executive calendar 842 and 843. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the nominations en bloc. the clerk: knocks, sheryl a. linden of south carolina to be united states attorney for the district of south carolina. sonia k. chavez of new mexico to be united states marshal for the district of new mexico. scott e. crackle of nebraska to be use marshal for the district of neck. j.c.rafferty to be united states marshal for the northern district of west virginia. mr. rubio: i ask unanimous consent that the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening or action or debate, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately

enator rubio: there is a hysteria, not just unique to z.t.e., but it's a fact, is it not china, china utilizes its telecommunication companies for purposes of espionage even if the company isn't open to it, they don't have a -- mr. evanina: there is a factor. senator rubio: made in china 2025 is an endeavor by the chinese government to dominate the top zeal in the 21st century, telecommunications, biospace, medicine, etc. if they achieve that because they have better ideas, outinnovate us, that's one thing. that's not how they're pursuing it. how they're pursuing it is they're stealing intellectual property, reverse engineering, the transfer of intellectual property. there is a strategic aim on the part of the chinese government to steal the commercial, intellectual property of this country in order to advance themselves into the position of dominance in these key fields, is that not something that is pretty clear? mr. evanina: that's correct, senator. senator rubio: that poses a national security threat, like our shipbuilding capacity is important to the military hardware, aerospace,

marco rubio says there is widespread opposition. yvonne: jay powell make the declaration of central bank independence. he says policymakers are under growing government pressure.

senator marco rubio from florida also the former presidential candidate went quote unquote off message as they say in washington on the trumpet ministrations tax policy rubio who famously mocked president trump for his physical dimensions during the two thousand and sixteen presidential republican primary but later said he regretted it told the economist magazine interview that quote there is no evidence whatsoever that the trump tax cuts are helping the working class rubio went on to say quote there is still a lot of thinking on the right that if big corporations are happy they are going to take the money they have invested in reinvest it in american workers in fact they bought back shares a few gave up bonus but there's no evidence whatsoever that the money has been massively poured back into the american worker to trump tracks cut bill which rubio voted for slash the top corporate tax tax rate from thirty five to twenty one percent and has been credited with assisting in boosting the u.s. economy. and greece has become the tories for being one of the weakest economies in all of the

has marco rubio heard about this? we'll ask dan henninger from the "wall street journal" coming up. >>> plus as the president is set to announce his decision on the iran nuclear deal, john kerry is reportedly out doing freelance diplomacy of his own. is that legal? we have a live update from the state department coming next. ♪ polident is specifically designed to clean a denture.

have seized because ultimately it looks that folks were trying to write like your good buddy marco rubio because we're in the you know there's this whole thing of see they were going to do this it was all part of their plan it's pushing on us that make it look like we've made to do it so you did exactly what kept on going on as you do but to marco rubio this who tweeted this he thinks kim jong un in the words of a wise man congratulations you just played yourself withdrawing from talks with north korea one hundred percent where the right decision what will rubio just use the term you just played yourself are we really living the most world air force moment was do you marco rubio using the term your plagiarist so for the tweet that's what our diplomacy has fallen to. be hard pressed to find anyone outside of the mainstream media that could honestly claim that the media doesn't have a trust problem for decades the u.s. population is seen the fourth a save bought chopped up sold off and left to die on the vine they abandon their ethics and morals for clicks and ratings and tesla and space x

we've have the latest on the singapore summit and hear from florida republican senator marco rubio on that and potential trade deal with china. former director of james clapper will join us to talk about his new book. and the president insistence that an fbi spy was planned in the trump campaign. >> we now call it spygate. you're calling it spygate. lot of bad things have happened. >> brennan: immigration with the head of the conservative freedom caucus north carolina's mark meadows. and political and foreign policy panel will unpack the news of the week both here and abroad. it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to "face the nation." with president trump statement last night that plans for the june 1th summit in singapore were going along very well and south korean president moon saying he is expects the summit to happen. we turn to cbs news correspondent ben tracy for insight into how the leaders of the north and south korea apparently got these talks back on track. ben is just back from north korea joins froes beijing. ben? >> good morning. so this new meet

again, even those delays that senator rubio had mentioned if president trump, as he had, reimpose actions those delays that are built in include a reconciliation. of about one month and delays of about four-six months before renewed american stations can actually take effect. president trump in the diplomat room signing up presidential memorandum that reinstates sanctions against iran that go against the agreement that the united states made in the multilateral joint agreement. we will bring you reaction from president rohani when it does come and again, prime minister benjamin netanyahu from israel saying that he will be speaking with president trump after the announcement. the agreement included that the west would end three decades of sanctions that happen before the agreement back in 2013 and iran agree to ship 97% of its nuclear fuel out of the country. a look here at "the new york times" saying they would withdraw from the iran deal and he told that with resident macron of france earlier on tuesday morning that he did plan to withdraw the united states and again the sunset clause wa

marco rubio says there is widespread opposition. yvonne: jay powell make the declaration of central bank independence. he says policymakers are under growing government pressure. david: a very good morning to all our viewers if you are watching out of the u.s. yvonne, lots of positive news on the weekend. hopefully gets us out of this rut. ourre going to get where starting point is for equity markets in asia pacific. it takes you back 12 months. we talked about it three weeks ago, a stake out and break out towards the upside, then we meandered back into the range. that is our starting point. if nothing goes to plan, we are going for a third straight week of losses across equity markets. 17349 is your level for the asia-pacific benchmark. yvonne: that is how we ended on friday, but over the weekend, we got positive surprises. the latest development out of trump saying the singapore summit could be happening, maybe june 12. hopefully they can get the stars aligned. also data from china, industrial profits roaring back. we could be see

where marco rubio left on zte. is there an issue with zte or is marco rubio the one stepping out? >> i think there is a common collision. you talk to people, dave and christine, in washington. republicans and democrats are confused. they can't figure out what the administration wants on trade. the one area where they are surprising bipartisan agreement is chinese theft has to be punished. support for something strong is widespread. >> this ivanka trump story is interesting of the trademarks. if you are someone like ivanka trump with a global brand, you need your trademarks recognized by china. you will get ripped off. you make the point of michael jordan for years. it highlights how tricky it is here. the president is necessity dpoe -- negotiates on issues as his family is expanding around the world. >> you talk about sanctimony and whether the trump family profited. the idea that ivanka trump is profiting from negotiations with china would tell most people that the swamp has not been drained. >> let's talk about the north korea summit. on again and off again. it does appear that

is senator marco rubio says it's crazy to help zte. i spoke with him just a short time ago. >> senator, you have been writing and speaking a lot abous the china threat over the last several months and this really took me by a complete surprise today. with this seeming reversal of what i thought was a very common sense approach to the chinesey telecom giant. what is your reaction tonight? the white house seemed to try to back off a little bit in reaction today. china will have to make concessions on its past cheating, frankly, but what is your reaction? >> first of all, i don't feel bad for these companies because frankly they have benefitedea greatly and continue to benefit great greatly from the theft and intellectual cheating. which is what the government does on behalf of their companies. it was really concerning his telecommunications is one of the ten or 12 industries that china tends to dominate the world and so to be selling american technology to zte is going to allow them to get it and reverse engineer it and then they will t

i think rubio and many republicans are starting to think about who is going to run. this is a slam not just for democrats but for republicans to argue that the most successful part of trump's legislative agenda isn't so good. that's an appeal to independents and moderates. i think that's what's going on. i don't think rubio has any interest in handing democrats anything. >> he just did. he gave them a message to run. >> this worked for the democrat in the pennsylvania race, right? >> no question. >> that was a real -- turned the tax cuts upside down. >> that's when divisions within the republican party given opportunity, at least, for democrats to exploit that and use it in the midterms. but we'll see. opportunity doesn't mean they'll actually do it. >> never any shortage of news. thank you, both. >> bye. >> europe with an eye on what happens with tariffs and israel, too. are israel and iran headed to an open conflict. israel's prime minister says it has proof when iran said they weren't developing any nuclear weapons. n't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protei

senator marco rubio the florida republican who says congress will take steps to prevent z t e from being able to do business in the united states all of this continues as a trade war tit for tat with trying to continues here to help sort of a third all out is radio and t.v. host steve wallace ok steve you've got to explain what the deal is with z t it's a national security concern and a corporate security concern which is why we have these sanctions and they violated it but explain the circumstance well. has long been suspected it's a chinese multinational telecommunications company have long been suspected of espionage using the routers and other technical a technological equipment to spy corporately and national government agencies as well and when they were found to be in violation of u.s. sanctions as you mentioned by doing business with and shipping technology to iran in north korea well the commerce department last year imposed severe sanctions seven years they were going to forbid for dealing with american companies that were their suppliers so that effectively would put them out

his rubio right? do you think american corporations are doing their part are they taking advantage of the nations laws? >> well, we see corporations being politically active. for instance, leasing corporations fight against the nra in the wake of a parkway and shooting. we see corporations exert a lot of political influence and political power and part of that is a story tied to some people say citizens united. the supreme court case the corporations of the same rights as individuals to spend their money on politics. the story goes back a lot further. >> you read in your book about daniel webster. before 1607, the virginia company. explain what you mean by civil rights and the involvement of corporations. because usually think of civil rights committee think the civil rights movement of 1960s, and other things. not corporations. >> that is right. we have legendary civil rights movement, and movements, but also a 200 year struggle for the rights of corporations, corporations are like women and minoriti

here's republican senator marco rubio a bit early whier. >> if you don't think you are going to be able to reach deal where he gives up his missiles and his fuchs then you have to make a decision, that is are you prepared to live in a world where someone like him possesses not just nuclear weapons but the ability to hit the mainland of the united states? if you are not then you are going to have to do something to go after them at some point. i'm not in favor of that. i don't relish it or take it lightly. i'm just telling you that could be the option we end up with at the end because ultimately i'm convince he does not want to denuclearization. in fact he will not denuclearization. >> let's go to jeff bennett. he has details on all of this. in addition, jeff, i want you to talk about what you reported that we have seen here sarah huckabee sanders makes it looks like loose the an advance team heading to singapore. this thing is on. >> that's right. sarah huckabee sanders told me the preadvance team has made its way to singapore to do all of the early preparations for this summit, should

. >> republican senator marco rubio agrees the use of the enforcement was justified. >> as far as what i've seen to date, it appears that there was an investigation not of the campaign but certain individuals who have a history that we should be suspicious of that predate the presidential campaign of 2015, 2016 and when individuals are in the orbit of a pot llitical campaign, the fb should look at it. >> rudy ghoiuliani is not backi down for a condition of the interview for special counsel mueller. >> they don't show us these documents, we just going to have to say no. president has been right from the beginning. way back when the president said there was surveillance of his campaign. turns out he was right. it was human surveillance, rather than technical surveillance but surveillance nonetheless. >> meanwhile a new warning for the white house and former cia chief michael hayden on why president trump's demands for a complete denuclearization of north korea will backfire in the end. >> these folks are not going to get rid of their nuclear weapons and if president trump's brand and tha

secretary tom price and architect of much of the sabotage who just last week like her colleague marco rubio laid out the naked truth about the republican tax scam of the rich printers with secretary price said. quote he believes that repealing the individual mandate will actually harm the pool and exchange market and consequently that drives up the cost for other folks. this is not a democrat. this is secretary price a republican appointed hhs secretary who is in charge of republican acts in congress and the white house for premiums to go up. so i will close with this. president trump and the republicans promised america a better and cheaper health care system but instead of working with democrats to achieve more portable health care for americans they took the partisan route and made innings worse. simply put, president trump has dropped the ball on health care and the american people know it. senator murphy.

in fact, rubio writes in part, overall the republican tax cut bill has been good for americans. that's why i voted for it. but it could have been even better for american workers and their families. the central reason why it wasn't is that in the new economy, it isn't enough just to cut taxes, you have to cut the right ones. >> let's get a check of your weather now with meteorologist bonnie schneider. >> we are definitely looking at some more severe weather for today. we're seeing storms rolling into quincy, as well as st. louis. let's take a closer look. st. louis under a severe thunderstorm watch and the suburbs west of the city are getting severe thunderstorm warnings because the winds are so strong and we have hail. speaking of severe weather, 40 million americans at risk today. this is the first week we we have had had a severe weather outbreak across the areas of the center of the country. we'll look for that risk down through texas today. temperatures have been so warm it's feeling like july in new york city. we had records shattered. 90 degrees yesterday. look for the su

think senator rubio's a liar here? >> i didn't call him a liar. i'll tell you what it is. i don't listen to senator rubio and i haven't for quite some time. you're always going to be able to find a republican to say what you want to say but at the end of the day, the things that we were going through at the campaign i believe were spying and i think we're going to be borne out as truthful in the end. >> this investigation will continue. i guess we'll find out what they develop over the course of time. i think there's a tie between the use of the language that you're using right now and the baseless attack the president is making this morning suggesting that robert mueller's team will meddle in the 2018 election, which you say you have seen no evidence of. i think it gets to what mayor giuliani was speaking about this weekend. he's just trying to discredit the mueller investigation. he admits that his goal right now is to discredit the mueller investigation. let's listen to what he said. >> they're giving us the materia

marco rubio said this wasn't a politic political student. they were looking at the implant, the informant. i understand how this is how the fbi operates. it's a regular rule of course. as noel pointed out, this is to protect the democracy. that's important. this was not a political stunt as the fbi themselves have said. >> leland: as this moves forward, it's beginning to have impact as people are making their primary choices. this is what the president tweeted out today. happy memorial day! those that died for our great country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today. best economy in decades. lowest unemployment numbers for black and hispanics and women. rebuilding our military. nice. we'll get to the issue of happy memorial day! just a moment. but if things continue to go as well as they are in the economy and he gets a deal with kim jong-un, democrats, all they have to worry about is russian collusion, russian collusion that could be a problem in the mid-terms, correct? >> you nailed it, leland. the problem is

i think rubio and others are realizing looking at the poll data, it's really a big stinker. >> that's unfair to maubio. he has always been in the camp that, you also have to gear more towards individual people. that's why he had problems with the gop tax plan. >> he voted for it. >> but he fought for larger tax credits. it had two tracks. >> corporate and individual. >> the individual part doesn't kick in until next year. i think we should applaud people who have an honest conversation. >> the individual part has kicked in -- >> you won't see those benefits until next year. >> but corporate -- >> go back to the apple example. >> walk people through this. i asked you about apple a second ago and how all this hundred billion is being poured in but it benefits investors. >> right. so apple was already sitting on billions of dollars worth of cash. >> their cash. >> exactly. if they saw investment opportunities they thought were worthwhile, they had the money to make those investment decisions. they could have borrowed again their cash that they had in ireland or neff sent it abroad to kin

. >> senator marco rubio is getting mocked by a washington figure from the past. the florida senator made waves with a less than glowing review of the new republican tax law in an interview in "the economist." he wrote afterwards in an op-ed to try to explain his position saying "the economist" didn't print all his comments. then rubio tweeted, slamming politico for accusing him of walking back his comments. he claimed an intern bostched te story. that prompted a reaction from monica lewinsky who tweeted, blaming the intern is so 1990s. lewinsky is now an anti-bullying advocate. that's so juicy. >> it's not necessary to pick on an intern for being an intern. we've all been interns in d.c. at some point. interns stick together and of course she's the most famous one of them all, so it just figures. >> yeah. senator rubio did say the income tax has nothing to do with pouring back into the american worker. the opposite of that is the message that they want to run on. what is true about saying he doubled down and obtained that, in the op-ed he did maintain that the co

and so i think senator rubio is right there. we should be playing the long game. and the long game is protecting intellectual property. that's the backbone of our economy. if we don't do that, we are in serious trouble. that is the long game. senator rubio wanted to go after some u.s. companies in some of his comments here. i don't know why he's doing that. the president is very clear, we're trying to help u.s. companies in china. they're not the problem. china is the problem. i think senator rubio needs to listen a little more carefully to what the president is saying about what his goals is china are right now. >> and now we wait to see any movement or sign of progress. all right. time now for "where in the world?" speaking of china, its president says the decision from china's ruling communist party to stick with the political theories of karl marx remains totally correct. the chinese leader hailed marx as "the greatest thinker of modern times." caps off a week long propaganda effort. but critics call communism the greatest catastrophe in human history. the hum

marco rubio has been critical of the deal. he says the potential to block the cte and others from operating would have widespread support. >> i believe it will have a super majority. most numbers of congress understand the threat china poses and there's a growing commitment and congress to do something about what china is trying to do to the united states and this is a good place to start. haidi: jodi schneider is in hong kong the latest. what more do we know in terms of how much medical pressure is coming down on this issue? di: there seems to be a lot of political pressure in congress. i'm not sure where marco rubio is getting the super majority numbers. that would mean more than 60% of votes in the senate. but there is a lot of widespread support for coming down on cte and other telecommunications company after president trump said the u.s. wanted to allow it to stay in business after it went ahead with a $1.3 billion fine. a lot of members of congress reacted negatively, saying they did not think that was the way to go in

senator rubio was correct. the reality is, most republicans and in this administration, many in the base take issue with this and view that any type of investigation into the russia matter is a way to undermine the president's victory in this campaign and that's the main message that they're trying to do, undermine the investigation which undermines the president's victory. >> let me get your take on this, as someone who not only ran hillary clinton's campaign, but also worked closely with the clinton family. chelsea clinton came out over the weekend and used probably the starkest language she's used yet to criticize president trump. she writes in part, or said in part, let me read it to you, i think the way that our president, and many people around him have not own mainstream hate but mainlined is deeply dangerous. freedom of speech doesn't mean there is freedom of consequences. she said, sure, you should not be in prison because you said something racist, but you also shouldn't be able to run for president a

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let's listen to marco rubio's reaction to that. >> i have seen no evidence that those people were part of an investigation on the campaign. if that exists, i would want to know about it. we should all know about it, and that would be wrong, and we should do something about it. but up to now, what i have seen is evidence that they were investigating individuals with a history of links to russia that were concerning. and that was appropriate if that's all that happened. >> harry litman, that's marco rubio's view of what's appropriate, but the notion that a campaign cannot be investigated the way any other enterprise or any other group of people can be investigated is -- has no legal grounding that i'm aware of. >> because it has no legal grounding. and, in fact, what they're really trying to say is just a fiction. i don't think anyone in the trump camp is trying to argue -- what they're try together argue with is the facts. they're trying to suggest it wasn't a routine counterintelligence investigation. it was a sort of by the invocation of watergate or j. edgar hoover, it was some kind

. >> quickly before we go, let me ask you this, marco rubio, republican marco rubio comes out and basically bashes the republican tax bill, that many republicans want to run on. here is what he said. there is no evidence whatsoever that the money has been massively poured back into the american worker. again, from republican senator marco rubio. not the effective campaigning tool for this fall that many republicans have hoped for? >> i totally disagree with marco rubio. i think republicans are happy with the tax cut. i think american workers are happy with it. with all due respect to the senator, there is a reason he did not win the republican primary. this right here. these tax cuts are are working, the economy is humming. the president's number in the gallup survey is as high as it has been in 11 months. these republicans need to embrace two words, peace and prosperity, prosperity comes from tax cuts and deregulation, which is what the president and the republican party have been doing. so get on message, marco, let's go. >> that was the fighter in scott jennings. >> clearly. >> not the p

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. >> laura: i want to ask about the other news over the last few days, your colleague marco rubio said something i think interesting on abc this week. i would like your reaction, let's watch. >> it appears that there was an investigation out of the campaign but if certain individuals who have a history that we should be suspicious of that predate this presidential campaign 2015-16. the fbi should look at people like that but they are not investigating the campaign. >> so you are saying president trump was wrong? >> i have seen no evidence that those people were part of an investigation on the campaign. >> laura: your reaction? >> his final statement might be true. he may have seen no evidence of any spying on the trump campaign. it doesn't mean it didn't happen. i think it's very difficult to prove that a dog didn't bark. i don't think he saying he didn't -- >> laura: you've got rubio, we will play a sound bite later on from trey gowdy. there are a lot of republicans who seem to be working overtime. a lot of them didn't support the president, working overtime to build a bob mueller, th