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Everything is getting better. >> the president does sometimes seem to have the ability to sort of will optimism for himself or his public persona, for those around him. i think the thing to watch for and that is actually a good barometer of how hes truly feeling are his tweets. as we know by now, youll often see a lot of them, kind of angry and contentious early in the morning although im not quite sure with the time change and him going to paris. but he does that when he feels hes under assault...

Reported tonight in "the new york times" to have told white house staff before he left that he thinks everything is getting better, that this story is getting much better, that donald junior did a great job on hannity last night, and everything is getting better. >> the president does sometimes seem to have the ability to sort of will optimism for himself or his public persona, for those around him. i think the thing to watch for and that is actually a good barometer of how hes truly feeling are...

Advisers like bannon and miller gain new momentum in the white houses ongoing ideological battle. how big of a victory was the presidents visit to the g-20 summit for this particular wing of his administration? >> ive lost count of all of these whos up and whos down white house stories. its exhausting. look, i think that in terms of it is success, the barometer we look at in terms of the second international trip, theres no question his speech in warsaw was very well received. not just by folks ...

Where it is right now, the economy humming, those are the numbers that give them confidence that trump could get re-elected again in four years. they think that is sort of a bigger barometer of where things are headed because hisnens on mursinality have never been outstanding. >> he seems to tweet more enthusiastically about the media, cnn than the health care bill. at times his media is mocking the pres and other institutions -- >> the question is what does he want to achieve in the sense he ca...

Yeah, democrats closed -- what youre showing there is comparing the 2016 house race to the 2017 special. heres a little secret about the house race in georgia, it didnt happen. the democratic candidate raised zero dollars. the media struggled to find a picture of the guy. it was a random name running against a six-term incumbent so i dont think thats a great barometer. i think the president trump margin is a better barometer. what you see when you look at that is democrats cut deeply into the tr...

Barometer of what could happen next year. probably too soon to say that. a lot of money here to wage bets on that, huh? >> absolutely. theres a lot of skiddish republicans in congress right now who are weary about trump because of his lagging approval ratings, his undisciplined tweeting. so for vulnerable republicans predisposed to keep trump as an arms length, a gop loss could give them one more excuse to stay away from president trump or be openly critical of the president. >> neil: would they...

Bushel reagan which were the last major tax cuts, cut taxes or spend the debt, cant just do a program like medicare part d, no room for that, it has to be more complicated and they cant do it and the minute they appeal, nothing to do with russia and these distractions. >> if there are 30 republican lawmakers, nancy pelosi complaining she is not being allowed in the room, why are we sure 13 guys resting on their hands and not doing anything? >> my good buddy john layfield, not to pry getting noth...

Congressman darrell issa is facing heat from his c constituents. >> ive been a republican for many years. i voted for reagan and voted for both bushes and never voted for a. however, i am afraid of president donald trump. >> i was out of the district campaigning all over for rubio. he was my first choice. would i like to have him put away his phone for twitter? yes. >> nbc political editor beth fooey is joining me now with the congressman had a town hall. we saw a little right there. beth, what ...

Only checked the incomes from 8% of applicants. subprime, of course, refers to people with poor credit. by comparison, san tenders main contender checked 64%. this mirrors practices that led to the home loan crisis and creates uncertainty over whether customers can make their car payments. however, mortgages account for a tinier portion of the economy, but still something to watch. this is more bad news for the auto industry. rising inventory, declining prices and low sales may signal that its s...

Having knowledge of anything that might affect our security, would withhold it from us, but this is an extraordinary step from them that i think we need to take seriously. i talked to a friend in the intelligence community yesterday and he said he hasnt seen any chilling effect yet in other nations about intelligence-sharing, particularly in the wake of the oval office meeting with kislyak and lavrov, but he said intelligence agencies around the world are very interested in the relationship betw...