Rep. Yarmuth Says Government Shutdown Still a Possibility

The transcript discusses the potential Senate vote on a bill still being drafted, highlighting concerns about its economic impact and the lack of understanding among Republicans. It addresses the viability of tax reform, the creation of a significant deficit, and the risk of a government shutdown due to negotiation challenges. The discussion also touches on potential changes in State Department leadership, emphasizing the need for respect for diplomacy and filling vacant posts.

What concerns are raised about the current tax reform bill being drafted?

How does the speaker perceive the understanding of the tax reform legislation among Republicans?

How does the speaker feel about the process of tax reform and its implications for the economy?

What is the estimated deficit that the tax reform plan is expected to create over the next 10 years?

What are the potential risks associated with the government shutdown mentioned in the discussion?

What priorities does the Democratic caucus have in relation to the spending bill?

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the State Department?