This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Wednesday, September 12th. I'm Kate Trinko,

and I'm Daniel Davis. It's been eight years since the Gosnell House of Horrors came under the national

spotlight, shocking many and providing a jolt of energy to the pro-life movement.

Today we'll sit down with Ann McElhenney, the producer of a new film recounting the Gosnell episode.

Plus a school in Georgia is bringing back the paddle.

Yes, the paddle for spanking students.

We'll discuss that and the questions surrounding corporal

punishment in school. But first we'll cover a few of the top headlines.

Well House Republicans have unveiled tax reform 2.0 this week in an effort to secure additional

tax relief for Americans before the congressional term ends.

The package includes three separate bills which

among other things would make the individual tax cuts from last year permanent.

Last year's tax cuts gave permanent relief to businesses and temporary relief for individuals, but those

individual cuts are currently set to expire in 2025. In addition to making those

permanent, tax cuts 2.0 would introduce new simplified methods of family saving and allow new businesses

to write off more of their startup costs.

In Shanksville, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, President Trump highlighted the heroism of the passengers on Flight 93 on 9-11.

We're here to pay solemn tribute to the 40 passengers and crew members on flight 93 who rose up, defied the enemy, took

control of their destiny and changed the course of history.

Today we mourn their loss.

We share their story and we commemorate their

their incredible valor.

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