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office. it may be they're very close to having enough evidence that they can use to show the american public what is really happening and if they can stay for even a little longer it's a good thing. we don't know that. right now we just have to trust that rosenstein made the right decision and that at some point people will stand up and say, enough is sufficient, and we have to defend democracy. >> harry militman, i was confidt in my view of this until i heard david frum lay out that scene which is so morally powerful and compelling. i just rewatched "judgment at numberberg" where the defendants were complaining of how can you blame the 6 million on us, they were judges in that case, you'll remember, we just sentenced individual people, and the great spencer tracie line at the end of the movie where he says the
confidt in going out and hiring people, building their businesses and growing the economy because they have a president who actually cares about it and is focused on it like this one is. so i certainly think the environment he is creating is much more friendly, not just through the tax reform system, but by laying out those priorities, they know what's coming down the line. they have confidence in this president like they didn't in the previous one. but it's not just that, it's getting rid of all the job killing regulations we've seen in executive orders and a focus of rhetoric on creating jobs, and that certainly has added to that. >> talking about jobs, apple announced this week it's creating a $1 billion fund to spur job growth inside the united states. can you tell us what communications the president has had with apple before that, if any? >> i'm not aware so i'll have to get back to you on that. dave? >> does the president intend to sign the spending bill today? >> yes. i believe, actually, he signed
their capababilities and confidt in the state board of elections. i really am. i believe in state board of elections. hey, you know, this is the law. i mean, how can you -- >> we have big news tonight. big developments in north carolina. where we have been covering the most aggressive push against voting rights anywhere in the country in a very long time. all right. the news tonight begins here in the town of boone, north carolina, which is home to appalachian state university. last year in the precincts in and around appalachian state they voted for barack obama 60-35. it was a bright blue part of a very narrowly red county. the republicans in north carolina, the college vote is a nuisance. it is maybe even a problem. and so when north carolina republicans got control this year of all the boards of elections across the state, they used that control immediately to do something about this pesky student voting by trying to make sure there could be less of it. they've not been subtle about this. last month the newly republican