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hampshire which will be a town hall, same format as sunday s debate here on cnn. dana bash joins us with the details and political strategy behind this. this basically seems like an obvious dry run for sunday night. one source told me it was a scrimmage. they really want donald trump to kind of retain his muscle memory from town halls. he hasn t done as many town halls as chris christie or john mccain who basically lived in new hampshire where a town hall is part of the political tdna there. but the fact is they want him to be in an intimate settic just like on sunday night. they have chosen the place where chris christie had his first down hall when he announced for president in 2016. and chris christie is involved in trying to get donald trump ready stylistically for the idea said, explicitly to me and others that what made him success flfl that debate. he had the practice. one texted me as it was going on last night, practice practice, it matter. i spoke to a source famil ....
her next book should be called kate s rights. kristen tate. he was raised by a moose. comedian nathan mcintosh. she will address me as your honor. remi spencer. and even when he googles himself it asks did you meet jimmy fallon? i love that one. let s start the show. donald trump sat down with his likely successor and according to e! news where i get all of my political news during the 15-minute meeting they discussed the possibility of kanye becoming the ambassador of sorts in an he said they are repeating themselves. rather than learning what keeps this country safe and what this job will entail he is meeting with kanye west. he has weeks before he is moving to the white house. and kanye west is a person who repeats himself. he is walt disthee and he is steve walt disney and he is steve jobs and kim kardashian is the best. it is disgusting that you would meet rappers. no rappers. no. but wait, i think that i think trump is he has plenty of time. he is ahead ....
make my point through economic argument. but the reality of it is we ve got a president that doesn t want to listen to reason, doesn t want to hear the economic argument. he wants to rule through fear. and through intimidation and that simply isn t presidential. that s not american. that s not what this country is about. we are a country of broad shoaled rtz and big hearts. we welcome the stranger. we put people to work. these individuals were vetted not once, not twice but three times. none of them have committed a crime. they have done nothing but contribute to the greatest country in the world. they willingly came forward and gave their information to the government and this president betrayed them. it doesn t need to get any fancier. we re not splitting atoms here. this is an unbelievable conversation. patty hasn t had a chance to speak yet. i said this is no long ardog whistle, it s a bull horn now. i think the argument this is a legal issue is completely disingenuo ....
Rudy Giuliani, the attorney to President Donald Trump, is interviewed. Panelists include Jonah Goldberg (National Review); reporter Gillian Turner (Fox News);. Rudy Giuliani, the attorney to President Donald Trump, is interviewed. Panelists include Jonah Goldberg (National Review); reporter Gillian Turner (Fox News);. president has a concern.but he absolutely respects the independence of the fed.the market expects interest rates to keep going up, the only question is how far and for how long we think the fed will be very careful in managing the economy. chris: in fact, isn t it responsible as the economy heats up. when we ve had these artificially low interest rates when the economy was chugging along at 1-2 percent. isn t it responsible for the fed to increase interest rates? i think it is in the market expects it. it s been targeting two percent inflation and with two percent inflation, we have to have slightly higher interest rates to manage through that. chris: i w ....
Rudy Giuliani, the attorney to President Donald Trump, is interviewed. Panelists include Jonah Goldberg (National Review); reporter Gillian Turner (Fox News);. president has a concern.but he absolutely respects the independence of the fed.the market expects interest rates to keep going up, the only question is how far and for how long we think the fed will be very careful in managing the economy. chris: in fact, isn t it responsible as the economy heats up. when we ve had these artificially low interest rates when the economy was chugging along at 1-2 percent. isn t it responsible for the fed to increase interest rates? i think it is in the market expects it. it s been targeting two percent inflation and with two percent inflation, we have to have slightly higher interest rates to manage through that. chris: i want to ask you about another potential drag on the economy and that is the drop in some tech stocks. facebook dropped 19 percent on thursday. twitter fell 20 percen ....