opposing as stated. a merger, again he described as being about cnn. the judge today exposed the hollow nature of the government s case. holding the federal government is too thin a read for this court to rely on. to thin a read. the factual basis wasn t there, there was never good precedent for this kind of action despite the government s policy arguments. so, what was this about? here s my take, the most obnoxious part of this was the premise, too much power in the hands of too few. president trump s resistance to that not is defied by almost every move he s made in office. think about it. every autocrat he compliments. every fat cat he adds to the swamp. a tax deal that rewards the rich by simple math. stripping regulations to allow big business to pollute and
you flatten out the and increase the supply of doctors and had a g.i. bill that people benefitted from. let me play something. bill, you make a lot of interesting points and what you are doing some of your former colleagues in the white house struggle to do is you are working with actual policy arguments. i don t need to attack people. here is the problem, the very numbers he was hyping last night and today, the bureau of labor statistics numbers are the same numbers he degraded throughout the campaign. this is a problem that is bigger. i hear 5.3% unemployment. that is the biggest joke there
thank you for being here. thank you. are you saying essentially your party has become a cult of personality around donald trump? i think particularly in congressional districts like mine, you have to push back over and over, as often and as loudly as you can, to not have that happen to you. yet you re not going to be on the winning side of that fight very often just because of the unending cascade of these news stories, and voters want to know where you stand on his conduct on a day-to-day basis. that s not an unreasonable thing, but it s also very difficult in a competitive seat like the one i have occupied, where policy arguments and what you want to do matters, but that s not the only calibration that a voter is going to think through as they re evaluating your job performance. then why don t you answer their questions on the conduct?
kids a picture says a thousand worlds. if i m flipping around on cable, i want to see kids say that because it s much more interesting. these kids don t have unique insight into the policy arguments but we have other people like me to do that to know everything there is to know. laura: your reaction to this because i know you have pushed and pushed and pushed for a common sense approach to policing in these circumstances and to the schools and hardening the school targets as we see a boycott of the nra which we will get to in a moment, what s your reaction to what we are seeing so far? i ve met with close to 100 students, i ve met with parents of the victims, i do think they have something to add to the debate and it s been very constructive. one of the things we are doing in florida is we have instituted the most robust first of its kind marshal program where we take a sworn law enforcement officers, they have more
kids a picture says a thousand worlds. if i m flipping around on cable, i want to see kids say that because it s much more interesting. these kids don t have unique insight into the policy arguments but we have other people like me to do that to know everything there is to know. laura: your reaction to this because i know you have pushed and pushed and pushed for a common sense approach to policing in these circumstances and to the schools and hardening the school targets as we see a boycott of the nra which we will get to in a moment, what s your reaction to what we are seeing so far? i ve met with close to 100 students, i ve met with parents of the victims, i do think they have something to add to the debate and it s been very constructive. one of the things we are doing in florida is we have instituted the most robust first of its kind marshal program where we take a sworn law enforcement officers, they have more