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come on. let me bring jason in on this. because i think when we look at this and that s why i was raised by a single mother. many of these mothers raised their sons against great odds. never happened back when there was a head wind, had to come up in communities that didn t get a fair share. some of them single mothers, some of them struggle with husbands and got their sons into pro basketball, pro football. and you re going to call them bs? the outrage of that is something that hits me deep down inside. i was raised by a single mother. same. by the preside. was that for me? yes. i can tell you based on talking to coaches last night, talking to players, talking to
particular, the sorry. they re very busy on the floor of the exchange today. but the ceo was apologetic and physically outlined reform plans. they re going to spend more on customer compensation, staff training. but there s also some concern here going forward that thaoe costs added to higher labor costs and fuel costs could ultimately be a head wind for the airline industry. as for today, in the midst of the earnings season. they re coming in strong. so far with united the bookings are holding up. sandra: lori rothman on a busy floor of the new york stock exchange. house republican leaders are scrambling to shore up support for the health care bill. they ve got enmembers of the freedom caucus on board but its fate is far from certain. president trufr urging members of congress to push the bill across the finish line during an event earlier at the white house. how s healthcare coming, folks? we re moving along? all right.
dysfunctional. but this feels like, hugh, the republican party doesn t know what to do with the bush leg. i a lot don t. the best moment jeb had in the debate so far is when he said my brother kept us safe. that s the best part of the bush legacy is that after 9/11 he did the hour of our grief speech, gave a state of the union on the axis of evil and the republican base wants that to be w s legacy. hw s comments about cheney and rumsfeld run into that head wind. most of the republicans i talked to admired the vice president a lot and there s not much upside in attacking them. what do we like the best? we like that these guys confirm that we suspect. we confirmed this is what h.w. was. we also confirm that if our parents ask about years later what we thought about what we did there may be criticism. i would love to be at their thanksgiving table and here how that conversation plays out. the personal part of this, reading meacham s book, the one thing that i was surprised to fe
it s about millions of americans who didn t have health care and that worked. if you look at the stimulus program, that was about getting the american economy moving but there were a lot of measures in there that were particularly about lifting up some of the poorest people in the heart that things can actually be achieved and that when you see the chance as we keep going. you know, it s funny you say that because dr.president, president obama took office amid economy with a stimulus and auto bailout, passed wall street reform over fierce opposition implemente regulations aimed at client change and the first president to embrace marriage equality and presided over the landmark decision legalizing it nationwide yet he s the brunt of such criticism. stunning to think about what he s head wind, with the opposition and