an investigation underway in trenton from a brutal fight that oh-oh cord outside of mcdonald s at the corner of chambers street close to a two-minute cell phone individual cre the fight was posted to facebook monday afternoon, so in the video, you can see two women right at the beginning of the video letting the punches fly. mostly women and do nothing to intervein and they egg the two women on and they are letting expletives go. [yelling] now it looks like mcdonald s employee comes in a white shirt and does the best to intervene herself. it seems you may not be a safe course of action. something can be seen sprayed into the face of the smaller woman who was losing the fight. come on. now countless more punching pulling happened before the two women accept brit and you think it is over. then a third woman who looks like she is in a dark yawn form, possibly, viciously attacks the smallerwoman who lost a identifying, punching her in the face, kneeing and kicki
i am least to have them both on the program. we have a lot of people around this table talking about 100 days. let me start at the beginning from a political standpoint assess donald trump and his political performance and future. mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. he has not positioned himself where he has any popularity or strength in the country, either than the voters who are the core of support. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he boxed himself out of working with them regrets becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who helps them, and you will have he has not done a lot of what a president tries to do out of the box. charlie: matthew? matthew: if i were grading his first 100 days, i would give him an incomplete. on donald trump s best day, it was the moment he put
mike murphy. he is a gop strategist and the host of the podcast radio free gop. and from austin, texas, matthew dowd, chief political analyst for abc news. name pleased to have them both on the program. we have a lot of people around this table talking about 100 days. let me just talk about it at the beginning of this from a political standpoint. assess donald trump and his political performance and future. mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. on the minus side, i think there are more things. he has not positioned himself where he has any popularity or strength in the country, either other than the voters who are the core who voted for him. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he has boxed himself out of working with democrats by becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who hel
host of the podcast radio free gop. and from austin, texas, matthew dowd, chief political analyst for abc news. i am pleased to have them both on this program. we have a lot of people around this table talking about 100 days. let me just talk about it at the beginning of this from a political standpoint. assess donald trump and his political performance and future. mike? mike: i would say on the plus side, we conservatives are happy with the supreme court outcome. and he has continued to set the agenda, which is what a president has to do. on the minus side, i think there are more things. he has not positioned himself in a place where he has any popularity or strength in the country, other than the voters who are the core of support. he talks to the base with the same campaign rhetoric he used. and on the legislative side, he boxed himself out of working with democrats by becoming so radioactive, you are a democrat who helps them, and you will he has not done a lot of what
i m president and ceo of the labor history center. welcome to tonight living stone lecture. before we get started i want you may have noticed a few cameras in the room. please turn off all of your devices and also, if you re to ask a question at question time, everyone has to come to the microphone or they ll cut the entire session. please do that if you re interested in answering questions. were very excited about tonight s program. it s a pleasure to welcome tonight featuring journalist frances fitzgerald. this was made possible by the limousine foundation. born in new york city and graduating from radcliffe college she came of age as a journalist in the vietnam war era. in 1972 he published fire in the lake, the vietnamese and americans in vietnam. a history of vietnam and the united states military involvement in the country. the book was awarded a pulitzer prize, bancroft prize and a national book award. she has since offered numeral critical works on american history a