Rep. Suzan DelBene Sees 'Chaos' in Trump Administration

The transcript discusses the complexities and political challenges surrounding the border adjustment tax and tax reform in the U.S. It highlights the confusion and lack of detailed plans from the administration, the need for stability in business, and the political dynamics between the House, Senate, and the White House. The discussion also touches on the lack of bipartisan efforts and engagement from the White House, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive tax reform for businesses and the economy.

What is a major concern about the border adjustment tax discussed in the video?

• It could lead to a loss of $1.1 trillion if not adopted.

• It is simple and easy to implement.

• It would benefit all retailers.

• It has unanimous support in Congress.

What is a key issue with the current administration's approach to tax reform?

• There is a lack of certainty and predictability.

• The plan has been fully executed.

• There is a clear and detailed plan.

• All sectors are well-informed about the impacts.

What was the initial plan of the House Republicans regarding Obamacare and tax reform?

• To delay both until the next year.

• To tackle Obamacare by April 1st, then move to tax reform.

• To address tax reform before Obamacare.

• To complete both by the end of the year.

What is a significant challenge in moving forward with tax reform legislation?

• The White House has provided clear guidance.

• All proposals have been finalized and agreed upon.

• There is a lack of bipartisan discussion and hearings.

• There is complete agreement between the House and Senate.

What has been the level of communication between the Ways and Means Committee and the White House?

• Frequent and detailed communication.

• No contact has been made.

• Complete agreement on all issues.

• Regular updates and meetings.