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month-long debate inside the administration, one that has divided some of the president s top advisors. the president defended his decision in a tweet friday calling trade wars good and easy to win. we re back with dan henninger, bill mcgurn, wall street journal editorial page writer. dan, this is the protectionist trump who campaigned. this is the protectionist trump we thought might appear. what s the economic and political damage? well, i will tell you, paul, i think this is really probably one of the most significant political events of the trump presidency, and it may not end up well. donald trump is famous for making outrageous statements. did it on the campaign trail. he s done it in washington whether he s legislating healthcare, immigration, and with that, you ve got senators, members of the house, they all go whatever, it s donald trump. he will change his mind. it is conceivable that before the announcement is due next
month-long debate inside the administration, one that has divided some of the president s top advisors. the president defended his decision in a tweet friday calling trade wars good and easy to win. we re back with dan henninger, bill mcgurn, wall street journal editorial page writer. dan, this is the protectionist trump who campaigned. this is the protectionist trump we thought might appear. what s the economic and political damage? well, i will tell you, paul, i think this is really probably one of the most significant political events of the trump presidency, and it may not end up well. donald trump is famous for making outrageous statements. did it on the campaign trail. he s done it in washington whether he s legislating healthcare, immigration, and with that, you ve got senators, members of the house, they all go whatever, it s donald trump. he will change his mind. it is conceivable that before the announcement is due next
has competency plans than those offered by the affordable care act. he would hold subsidy payments to those that sell them under subsidy payments. let s bring in wall street journal columnist and deputy editor. and james freeman. and editorial page writer. kate, let s start with the subsidy payments first getting a lot of criticism why did he do this. first these are payments that defray the cost of healthcare expenses. they had been ruled illegal by a federal judge and here is why. the original law entice states to set up exchanges with the premise of the subsidies in some states didn t. the question is whether they so that the subsidies.
power that it has and the reach that it has in all of our lives. welcome to the journal editorial report. i m paul gigot. that was president obama this week reacting to just one of the controversies swirling around his administration. news that the internal revenue service targeted conservative groups for special scrutiny in the 2012 election season. the latest scandal has revived partisan behavior and reinforced many people s fears about government who run amuck. joining the panel this week issues columnist and deputy editor, dan henninger, washington columnist, kim stossel, and senior editorial page writer, collin levy who has been following this story for us. what were these audits about? what were they looking for from these groups? well, they were looking for basically anything they could get from these groups. they wanted donor information. they wanted information about members. they wanted just about everything but the kitchen sink. and when you look at this, it really was e