Telling author naomi klein. Her books on economics and Public Policy include the shock doctrine, and the recently on fire. The burning case for Green New Deal. Thank you for joining us and in the studios in new york. But tv we are in manhattan. We are running in marketing this business. Let me begin with your book no logo, when did you learn about nike. Microsoft and starbucks and branding. It is great to be with you and to have this time. So when i was writing the logo, became out at the very beginning of 2000 so it is almost exactly 20 years old. And i when i researching, four years before that, it was a period where i was changing the corporate world. You had the first kind of fullblown lifestyle brands. An idea that we all take for granted now but these were companies that for the first time, were declaring that their Business Model was not sell products but to sell ideas, lifestyle says of belonging and that they could then extend into kind of selff closed granted cocoons. The sor
News briefing any minute from now where we expect he is going to field questions on health care, tax reform and of course you can bet russia. All of this as the white house getting ready to make its made in America Campaign start to sing. So will this help the president s progrowth agenda . Will it get back on track . Were talking to the ceo of cke or former ceo of kke restaurants andy puzder. I want to go to our own adam shapiro for the latest on health care. We know senator mccain getting surgery in arizona, his absence is delaying this vote but is there any eta, adam, at this point when they might take it given it is looking dicey whether they got the amount they need . Reporter dicey but not out of the ballpark, trish. There is no eta on a potential vote. We do expect we could see the cbo score as early as tomorrow. The question do they have enough votes even if senator mccain is able to return in a week or two weeks is still up in the air. We know there is an intense lobbying effo
Roadmap, eight years since the haines bottom. And aig ceo is out, what is next for the giant insurer . Ceos headed back to the white house. We dig into the return on a west wing meeting. The s p and dow looking to snap three session losing streaks which hasnt happened since january. We got that pull back in energy yesterday resulting in those losses. And as we said its been eight years since the stock market had bottomed. That of course was when mark haines made a very big call right here on this show. However, im going to step out on a limb here. This is the big hold on everyone. Weve been waiting for this. I think were at a bottom. I really do. Ever since what we call the haines bottom, the s p has surged more than 250 , the dow also more than tripling its gains. The nasdaq outperforming both indices up 360 . On that morning, which is actually the tenth when mark made that call, dow and s p closed up 6 that day. Well, mark was someone we all work with mark. I used to talk with mark a
Kayla tausche is live back at post nine with jon fortt, and also joining us is a contributor from vanity fair nick billiton. And we are looking at that meeting at the 2 white house with our own john harwood. We are waiting for Bernie Sanders to arrive at the white house any second, and play out the ritual any time that a party has a decisive Party Campaign which is to bring the Party Together which is crucial to win thet president ial elections in the polarized system, and begin the pivot to the general election, and Hillary Clinton has of course won the democratic no, maam nas, and beat Bernie Sanders sound ly in california, and has a lead in the pledge delegate, and the popular votes and superdelegates as well, but it is a difficult process for somebody like Bernie Sanders who has enjoyed the cheers of the crowd for months now to back out of the race now, and turn it over to the rival. Hillary clinton managed to do it eight years ago successfully with president obama, and he has been
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