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Is scaling back a massive jobs proposal in hopes of getting something passed quickly on capitol hill. the decision appeared to surprise republicans that had been working with democrats on the $85 billion legislation. re reid paired down the bill. the $15 billion proposal is set for a vote later this month. >> nick christoff, america says focus on jobs and they have a hard time getting something passed even on the jobs program. >> really, either of the proposals wouldnt have done nearly enough to...

Investors in the u.s., getting it from china. at some point those folks are going to say, were not going to lend you any more money, and thats when the music stops and things get really, really hard on the federal government. >> the federal governments got to go out and boar or row it from others and, you know, predominantly foreign lenders. its already spent the money. people talk about the lock box? the lock box was picked a long time ago. >> reporter: so, jon, more borrowing in order to keep ...

Are being put on hold. instead, the presidents going to pump money into private enterprise so private companies can build rockets to deliver people into space privately replacing the space shuttle program over time. jane: steve, i do want to ask about this jobs program, the proposal here. whats in it, how much it would cost and what are the chances of getting it passed? >> yeah. $100 billion and, of course, the chance of getting it passed are anybodys guess. its going to be controversial on capi...

Mills and coal mines. absolutely none of that has happened. he promised to address the opioid problem that we have in ohio which is very severe. hasnt done anything, in fact, hes gone backwards on those promises supporting bills that throw 20 million people off of their health care and a lot of those people who receive medicaid get treatment for opiate addiction. hes gone backwards or stayed neutral and not even offered a jobs program for people in youngstown. at the end of the day, while they m...

Be out of coal by 2040 altogether and hopes to reduce its carbon emissions by 80% by 2050. as far as a jobs program and creating jobs its hard to see how this does that. in large part because nobody expects the number of coal miners to grow dramatically. and its in the renewable energy field that we are seeing job growth. youve got almost 400,000 people who work in solar energy, another 100,000 in wind energy and thats the way of the future. those are the energy sources of the future, not coal. ...

And i trump that they want to obstruct his agenda at every turn. even the job stink the democrats on the feet tonight. and then you have the alt left propaganda media, their bias is so blatant, its only going to get worse. lastly, the one i personally fear the most, the republican party establishment, because they have the ability to undermine everything that president trump said tonight he did tonight. a few simple questions here. what part of vetting refugees that come into our country is not ...

He takes lightly. hes talked about it tremendously because its important to him both in terms of where this country moves forward and what are some of the issues that face it, small business and access and learning. >> what about an area of a plan. >> were on day two, i know youre all anxious. >> he made this statement during the inauguration. >> i understand, and were on day two, but when you look at the jobs program, the dakota pap lin -- pipeline, those benefit every american regardless of th...

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It is unsustainable. wall street can not continue to be an island unto itself, gambling trillions in risky financial instruments while expecting the public to bail it out. if a bank is too big to fail, that bank is too big to exist. >> im joined now by the "globe" editorial director for the huffington post howard fineman and the former chair of the republican national committee michael steele. howard, the last part of it grabbed me, too big to fail, too big to exist. thats something that people ...

Whatever it is, something has to be done structurally about the american economy to make us safe. >> chris, whatever the labels might be on bernie sanders. >> calls himself a socialist. >> whatever people identify with or call themselves, a lot of things that he talked about today, raising the minimum wage, a jobs program, increased taxes on the wealthiest americans, billionaires paying their fair share, breaking up the big banks, these are all things that are not just on the democratic left. th...