good like united way dream another clinton aid saying, stay engaged, drown out the noise, i m on following the president on twitter and following good progressives like cecelia richards. this as politico reports hillary clinton is looking at a spring timeline for plotting her next political move, which may include writing or pushing specific policy initiatives. her priorities report lay also include building pipelines for young leaders to rise and improving functions at the dnc. so here s my personal view, this whole mute monday thing is really ridiculous. harris: in a hurry to go sit is? he has 21.7 million followers. the end of the show, the next 5l grow. before even if you got rid of all of them, he is the president of the united states, you have to follow him this is the way he communicates. harris: the last week he put out, great meeting with automobile industry leaders at the white house, 37 minutes ago it had 21,000 likes. jamie lee curtis, i don t think
building pipelines, particularly in the united states think about this. geographically the pipeline stretches from canada through the united states all the way down to texas. that s a heck of a lot of geography to say it s only going to create 6,500 jobs besides the fact the state department is biased observer having deferred this decision until next year after the election is over. i m not so sure rhonda, with all due respect they re no more biased than a report that was written by that was asked for by transcanada. transcanada paid for it. that s where we re getting these wacky, 10,000, 20,000 numbers. i would love to ask the u.s. labor department, who is in charge of jobs and the economy in the united states, to estimate how much jobs they think it s going to create. rhonda, let me ask you, you mentioned national security. sorry, that was alicea menendez before. its alex wagner again. is the environment, global warming and climate change, not also an issue of national
a lot export. a lot of people building here who were thinking of building overseas, the cost of building something in china has skyrocketed. a lot of companies no one wants to move to mexico because of the drug wars. two countries taking a lot of jobs, siphoning a lot of jobs shut down, jobs staying here, caterpillar classic example, gigantic report, hiring and hiring in the rails and hiring in trucking, hiring in oil, hiring in building pipelines. i see it across the board and particularly companies making goods we re exporting. how big a drag on the economy is the housing market? not nearly as much. housing market has become 8, 9% of the economy, completely overplayed in the headlines, not the driver it once was. imagine what would happen if it came back. caterpillar, great example still only half where they were in 2006 because of housing. the economy has managed to adjust, it put housing in the rear view mirror, retail sales
something that will not materially effect iranian but china does get 20% of their oil from iran. well, in addition to that, they have huge investments in the oil industry of iran. they re building refineries, building pipelines, developing fields. and china, frankly, is about making money. you cannot expect they are going to help us. it s all just a charade, a political charade. you get a resolution that means nothing. mika, as we ve said before on this show over the past decade, what we ve been fighting wars, expending our blood, our treasure, china s quietly been going across the world, making investments like this. they re going to have long-term strategic impact. richard haass, thank you very much. good to see you again. richard, thanks for being here. greatly appreciate it. thanks for offering me your tie. i really appreciate it. i didn t mean it. still ahead it s in the mail. tom brokaw and al sharpton will be with us. first, willie, what do you have