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Reflects our commitment to the people and not to the powerful special interest. we ran on 3 priorities. 1, driving down healthcare costs like prescription drugs and pre-existing conditions. helping to raise family incomes. families are working 3 jobs to just get by. we want to rebuild america with a bold infrastructure plan that will create jobs and rebuild the country. thirdly, the corruption in washington. the self-dealing we have seen in washington. thats the first bill we will introduce. >> ...

Recession is coming and more people are thinking 2020. it has been the underpinning. whats your sense in the white house and how they are viewing the curve? >> they are saying thats their top focus. when you go into a new year, you are talking about whats your legislative agenda? republicans have the house and the white house and there is very little talk about priorities for legislation. they are laying their hats on the economy and president trump putting out the message that the economy is st...

The other things that was important for us, to have representatives, both cnn and fox, wall street journal and "new york times," to have the br brea breadth of institutions. >> thats an important thing to point out. youre in the long game and freedom of the press is underpinning of democracy. thats what this is about. >> journalists as our charity honoree because theyve been doing this for many, many years all across the globe. this is a global celebration. >> they do such excellent work. >> tha...

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It is good to know if there are still some believers in the traditions of this wonderful season. my good friend, an old boss, bill bennett. >> former boss. im not old. [laughs] >> laura: his book is, "of the true st. nicholas." it changes the way you think about the tradition of giving and where that came from and the religious underpinning of who the bishop actually was. well get into that. this bold war on christmas, christmas is here now. you look back on the season, so many politics into mal...

Christmas trees altogether. its good to know they are still some believers in the traditions of this wonderful season. >> former boss? >> not old but always former. his book is that "the new st. nicholas." it changes the way you think about the tradition of giving and where that came from and the religious underpinning of who the bishop of my rub mira actu. but christmas is here now and you look back on the season, and there was so much to much dualism and politics, but im really happy you think...

Person has all of the effect on the economy? >> thats not -- -- go >> but youve got the trade war that hes been brewing. uncertainty, government shutdown. markets wondering whats next. we got deregulation and tax cuts. withy the plan going forward? we havent heard a lot from the white house on that, more just sort of sitting back on their laurels. >> obviously steven moore is very close to the white house in terms of economic policy. but he knows more about economics than i do. the economist ive...

Premise that one person as all the effect on the economy? you have the trade war he has been brewing, uncertainty, government shutdown, people wondering what is next, we have deregulation from tax cuts, whats the plan going forward. we havent heard a lot from the white house on that. >> stephen moore is very close to the white house but he knows more about economics than i do. my father is one of them. one of the challenges you see is the issue of liquidity may be a short-term gain but back here...

And that, for him, is the stock market and gas prices. maybe even more in terms of his focus than the unemployment numbers. what are you hearing? >> yeah, i mean, absolutely. any president running for re-election knows that the economy is almost always the biggest domestic issue. and by virtue of that, the biggest issue, barring some sort of unanticipated, you know, event. and so this would be any presidents concern, but particularly this president. hes staked so much on kind of a dual track str...

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