Rep. Meadows Says Trump Dec. Deal Cliff Is Not Good

The transcript covers a discussion on the President's decision to overrule GOP leadership and make a deal with Democrats, focusing on tax reform and the debt ceiling. It explores the conservative response, policy implications, and future strategies. The conversation also delves into tax reform, revenue neutrality, and the importance of addressing DACA and border security.

What was the primary focus of the President's decision to make a deal with the Democrats?

• Immigration policy

• Tax reform

• Environmental regulations

• Healthcare reform

How did many conservatives feel about the deal with the Democrats?

• They felt blindsided

• They were indifferent

• They were supportive

• They were well-informed

What was the reaction from grassroots conservatives to the President's decision?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Excited

What was a significant concern regarding the deal's impact on future negotiations?

• It would strengthen the President's position

• It would lead to immediate tax cuts

• It would weaken the President's negotiating position

• It would have no impact

What was suggested as a better timing for addressing the debt ceiling?

• In December

• In July

• In November

• In January

What is the proposed change to the budget window in the tax reform plan?

• Expand it to 15 years

• Shorten it to 5 years

• Keep it at 10 years

• Eliminate it entirely

What is a key component that must be addressed alongside DACA, according to the discussion?

• Healthcare reform

• Education policy

• Securing the southern border

• Environmental protection