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More to the benefit of everyone. but at the same time, nancy pelosi gets it backwards. when companies are thriving, a war starts of the nonshooting kind. businesses bid for the services of workers through wage raises and also benefits. so, pelosis worried about crumbs, cut the corporate tax to zero and reduce taxes on those most likely to invest. david: and rich, while a thousand bucks or $2,000 may seem like crumbs to multi-millionaire like nancy pelosi, worth about $40 million, its a bag of gr...

Thats to curry favor with vladimir putin. two officials telling the daily beast the ideas were floated in the earl le days of the president trump presidency. the white house has not responded to the daily beasts request for comment. but the man who promised to drain the swamp is heading to the world economic forum in switzerland later this month. typically u.s. presidents do not go to this, a networking event for the rich and powerful. many view the conference as a symbol of wealth and elitism...

>> i guess we think of ourselves, we are a new institution that grew both out of the kind of traditional values that a lot of us came from. i think we felt a very strong obligation to our audience to let them in on this essentially secret that was affecting the actions of the people that they were observing without understanding whats happening. >> thats interesting. it is not something easy to talk about in public. youre talking about elitism. that they get to look at the primary material and t...

She hangs out with people who dont hold donald trump in the highest regard. >> jesse: it showcases the elitism. she is interesting and looks like fun but to talk about your friends that are vacationing in paris and they are ashamed to be americans. i just dont know about the rest of the american audience when they see her talking like that if they really even care to relate. i dont think they do. >> its like the foreign correspondent. i interviewed the cab driver about american politics. >> jess...

Opinions and you arent shocked she hangs out with people who dont hold donald trump in the highest regard. >> jesse: it showcases the elitism. she is interesting and looks like fun but to talk about your friends that are vacationing in paris and they are ashamed to be americans. i just dont know about the rest of the american audience when they see her talking like that if they really even care to relate. i dont think they do. >> its like the foreign correspondent. i interviewed the cab driver a...

Delightful hits to eateries and everyone employed in the virtual knowledge of economy. they dont see whats going on in the actual economy. the closed factories, the boarded up shops. family members on opioids, lowest level of unemployment since the depression. wages, flat or falling in 40 years. in 2016, working americans put someone in the oval office who did see all that. whatever his mental state, hes achieved more for americans in one year than predecessors did in 8 or 16, frankly. there is ...

Steven miller was on cnn today making the case for him on his behalf. do we get a sense that the president is from the tweets and from the comments affected personally by some of this criticism about his mental fitness that hes taking time out to address them head on? >> absolutely. one of the buttons that now we know can be so easily pushed in president trump is that he cant just sit on all his accomplishments as he regales us with and he has to e remind us hes really smart and he went to a goo...

His parents, david and ida, called him ike, a nickname that would stick. the family moved to abilene, kansas, in 1892. they moved into this home in 1896. for years, there was no running water or indoor plumbing. >> he learned to like the archetypical american. he never had a elitism or sense of snobbery about him. to the contrary, he was somebody who really liked the type of the hardworking american. >> he graduated from high school in 1909, and in 1911, after scoring well on an entrance exam, w...

His parents, david and ida, called him ike, a nickname that would stick. the family moved to abilene, kansas, in 1892. they moved into this home in 1896. for years, there was no running water or indoor plumbing. >> he learned to like the archetypical american. he never had a elitism or sense of snobbery about him. to the contrary, he was somebody who really liked the type of the hardworking american. >> he graduated from high school in 1909, and in 1911, after scoring well on an entrance exam, w...

His parents, david and ida, called him ike, a nickname that would stick. the family moved to abilene, kansas, in 1892. they moved into this home in 1896. for years, there was no running water or indoor plumbing. >> he learned to like the archetypical american. he never had a elitism or sense of snobbery about him. to the contrary, he was somebody who really liked the type of the hardworking american. >> he graduated from high school in 1909, and in 1911, after scoring well on an entrance exam, w...