following the governor's advice? >> reporter: it seems they are. we know that that for two reasons. there are two things in short supply in florida, water and gas. to give you an idea, wal-mart says 400 of its stores across the state are affected by this storm. they are moving in 1360 tankers or semi trucks filled with nothing but water, pulling as far away from nevada to try and get there. we're at a shell station here on u.s. 1. this is the second time a giant tanker truck has pulled in here to deliver gas. they delivered gas 9,000 gallons of it five hours ago. they are almost out at this station. here is why. look at the lines. one line goes all the way up this way on u.s. 1. it wraps also around the other corner coming in. two hours people are waiting for gasoline at this particular station. also want to showuo you u.s. 1, all that traffic is moving north.
by the way, you guys aren't really minorities. you guys are super white. but i can see msnbc saying we got a nority card. no. but your work is invaluable and i mean that as a fake journalist. i'm rooting for you. we are 100 days in, 1,360 days to go. you guys are running the marathon and i'm at the half mile mark giving you tape for your nipples. so i'm wishing you nothing but the best. you chafe, man? it's a long way to go. this has been one of the strangest events i have ever done in my life. to be honest with you. like i feel like i'm a tribute
are going to be. >> if not longer. >> oh, god don't. >> who can beat him? a bit of controversy broke out on the democratic side. we learned president obama has agreed to accept $400,000 to speak in september at a wall street conference. senator elizabeth warren said she was troubled by it and bernie sanders also did. take a listen. >> i think it just does not look good. it's not a good idea. and sorry that president obama made that choice. he's a private citizen. i just think it's distasteful. >> is it distasteful to you >> it's not distasteful. he started off talking to those kids in chicago and we need a bobby kennedy in this country and i hope that he will do a tour, go play shah, gonaive american reservations where they are shoving these pipelines down their throats and they don't have clean water. if he would do a poverty tour first, he should not be the
what you just mentioned before. bypassing the media bubble by going directly to the people. you can't edit a live speech. tomorrow on the sunday shows you will see a lot of pundits that live in new york and d.c., places that are overwhelmingly democratic. the same pundits and experts who told us for a year and a half that tonight would mark hillary clinton's 100th office. that's changed, right? they will tell you this has been a failure. but i always found the 100 days quite ridiculous. there is still 1,360 days left in the first term. if anybody can name what president obama's big accomplishment or bill children tons, or george bush in the first 100 days, sign me up. it has been a very good first
hey, you are actually one of the good ones. then you have to smile and say thank you. kind of sucks, doesn't it? by the way, you guys aren't really minorities, you guys are super white. i can see msnbc saying, we got our minority card! no. but your work is invaluable. and i mean that as a fake journalist. i am rooting for you. we are 100 days in, 1360 days to go. you guys are running the marathon, and i am at the half mile mark giving you tape for your nipples. so i'm wishing you nothing but the best. you chafed, van? you look chafed? that's a long way to go.
president would be easy. but if the first 99 days have changed your mind, then that is a good thing. tomorrow you'll have 100 days under your belt with 1360 more to go. you are the leader of the united states of america, of all of us. please make the most of them. and of course this is the beautiful white house where the president will wake up tomorrow to his 100th day in office. and i want to bring in now and discuss all of this, investigative report david cay johnston, author of "the making of donald trump." barbara res is the author of all alone on the 68th floor. and william cohan, the author of why wall street matters. go out and buy some books tonight, everyone, or go online and buy some books. david, i want to start with you by playing a clip from the interview president trump did just tonight. listen. >> you keep forgetting to say that the biggest beneficiaries are the middle class people who have been absolutely hurt.
thing in this town, that may be. i'm not prepared to acknowledge that. >> reporter: for president trump serving his first time in elected office, his frustration set him apart from recent predecessors. it's not clear he actually likes his new job which seems far more difficult than he often described. >> we're going to start winning again. we're going to win so much you people will be angry at me. >> reporter: there's new anger, probably not the kind he was thinking about back on the campaign trail. at this point in his presidency, he has the lowest approval ratings of any president dating back to eisenhower when modern polling began. as for all those promises of winning, in his first term he has more than 1360 days left to deliver on those promises. jeff szeleny, cnn, the white house. >> it's a demanding jobs, a results-driven job and it requires consensus. >> there are a lot of people to please across the country and the world as well. >> one of the most polarizing
acknowledge that. >> reporter: for president trump serving his first time in elected office, his frustration set him apart from recent predecessors. it's not clear he likes his new job, which seems far more difficult than he so often described. >> we're going to start winning again. we're going to win so much that you people are going to be angry at me. >> reporter: there is anger at this president, probably not the kind he was thinking about back on the campaign trail. at this point of his presidency, he has the lowest approval ratings of any president dating back to eisenhower when modern polling began. as for all those promises of winging, in his first term he has more than 1,360 days left to deliver on those promises. jeff zeleny, cnn, the white house. let's bring in leslie majamorie, professor of international relations at suez university in london. good to have you with us to talk about the president's first 100 days in office. >> thank you. >> let's look at this most recent poll. a cnn/orc poll conducted april
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cabinet who are not politicians, so there's a lot of room to grow there, clearly. everyone wants the president to succeed and at least from my side, those 1360 days, not the more options that you gave, there's a lot we can do to work together here. i do say there are some outstanding issues that are pretty clear failures like what happened with the health care bill, paul ryan did not help them there, obviously. the travel ban, as you mentioned. when you say, you know, he's not someone who picks yes or no. on the campaign trail, he really did. he said he was definitively for certain things, now he's waffling on with draining the swamp and everyone there is from goldman sachs, which personally, i like gary: cohn, that's wonderful for me. i wonder about his base who promised certain things, i'm not sure they are going to get them. >> greg: there are certain things he has to stick to and other things he can give up. when you are a campaigner, you are different than when you were actually governing the