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Developers to ever achieve any sort of power is in the white house. >> but they said they're going to pay for the pipes, too. not pay for them, that americans are going to supply the pipes. well, there's a bidding process that goes on, so who's going to be the -- >> the obama state department had actually green lit the keystone pipeline after doing an environmental study. look, canada's going to find some way to ship this oil and it might actually be worse for the environment, but obama, i think, because of his base, the environmentalists, did, you know, did not support keystone. and now you h...

Whether or not he can accomplish quickly figuring out how drug places are more manageable for the consumer ã it's still to be seen. >> what do you think he could do? we heard him and that clip talking about reforming the bidding process. they have proposed, for example, medicare. medicaid trying to deal with this and get some competition which is not something they can't do now under the law but what realistically can the government do to give us relief? >> kyle: for one, i think what he is getting at is that there are a select group of pharmaceutical companies and they are a monopoly atmosph...

Meetings coming, boeing last week, the president-elect after them went about the new air force one saying on twitter boeing is building a brand new 747 air force one for future presidents but costs are out of control. more than $4 billion. cancel order. remember, there were a lot of critics then as well last week saying how could even think about canceling order. those critics forgot that president barack obama canceled an order of helicopters for marine one just for that very reason. sometimes the critics, sort of shoot before asking the right questions, martha. martha: it is clear that this ...

Material gain, what else can we do? so far, nobody else has been able to tell us that there is a cure for this. at least maybe not within government. there is a kind of blunt force legal tactic folks are discussing right now. private companies, trump's business competitors could bring legal action against him and/or his company charging essentially that him being president and having that benefit his companies, that makes it an unfair fight for them in business terms. i mean, say you're a company bidding for some new hotel in some foreign country. the company you're betting against is run by t...

The company you're betting against is run by the president of the united states. is that really a fair bidding process? is that country going to weigh those bids evenly and give you a fair shot? would you consider suing to get the president of the united states out of that bidding process, so you can compete fairly as a business in the marketplace? could lawsuits like that force donald trump to divest him of his business assets? could lawsuits like that happen, what impact would they have on this kind of a presidency. joining us now is the one person i feel like i can comfortably ask this ques...