donald trump, who you just quoted in that tweet from half an hour ago. the reality is this is probably the biggest electoral victory for the conservative party since margaret thatcher delivered her version of that back in 1987. but there are things to note of change. the conservative party from here on, because it's managed to abrate that northern red wall of seats up in the north of country, working class heart lands there, this mean that is the conservative party will be drawn from a different demographic. it'll have to change the way how it makes jobs policy. it'll have to think about a different type of party membership and electorate going forward. that appears to have given the conservative party extra zeal. and as you pointed out they're on collision course with the newly emboldened nicolas state of emergencien of the scottish national party that will aj state for a second referendum.
way that it's necessary? is infrastructure off the table or anything else that could achieve something -- >> i think on the emergencien. on the margin it helps things like housing, but it doesn't solve the uncertainty with regard to a trade deal. it may provide a boost to asset prices which is what monetary ease has done successfully in the last 10 years or so. it's not the elixir for what ails the united states economy. >> housing as an example is not a big enough portion of the economy to offset the hit that has come from the lack of business confidence. >> let me ask you about the fact that trump is demanding the u.s. companies abandon china. these are the two biggest economies in the world. no one's pulling out. what are the implications when u.s. business people don't listen to the president and does it show more weakness? >> well, he -- no president has the authority to demand that of companies. you had -- >> he tweeted, i here by
weekly syndicated newspaper column and two best selling books, adding to the other 14 books he had written. always considered by the viewing public as a bit of a occur emergencien, he was never scared to speak his mind. on more than one occasion, his comments got him in trouble. the most famous was being suspended for comments he made on same sex unions. >> too much alcohol, too much booze, drugs, homosexual unions, cigarettes. they were all known to lead quite often to premature death. >> after a public outcry and massive drop in ratings for "60 minutes," they reinstated him. in 2009, rooney lost his close friend, waller cronkite and while stricken with grief, rooney for once seemed at a loss for words. >> i just feel so terrible about walter's death that i can hardly say anything. he's been such a good friend over the years.