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Worried? i think for most americans, the cake is baked here. if you thought that the president committed im peopleab peachable offense, your opinion hasn t changed and if you thought he didn t and you weren t in support of the hearings, your mind really isn t change and i think what you focused on right there is that the group of key independent voters, it is an election year, and certainly both democrats and republicans facing tough re-elects are going to be focusing on those folks, and hopefully depending on what they believe, they re hoping that they re at least paying attention to all of that has been going on. so what were your, going back to the testimony for a moment, meredith, what were your key take-aways from dr. fiona hill s hearing yesterday, and how might have her testimony advanced democrats of interest in speaking to former national security adviser john bolton? do you think the democrats are going to pursue with the legal challenges to try to get his testimony among others?
Shootings, people think that there will be change, and then there isn t change. what does it feel like to have to sustain this? how is it feeling? does it feel like it s natural? feel like it is a lot of work? because this really has become a movement. it feels natural. feels like it s just a movement and everyone is part of it. they want change and this is just what this is what s going to happen. change is going to come. it is incredible. change is going to come. william gilroy and christy gilroy, we ll see you here in washington tomorrow. it is time to you now for our monumental american honoring someone who deserves recognition. mr. rogers, the iconic host of mr. rogers neighborhood. mr. rogers was born in pennsylvan pennsylvania. his show ran until 2001 and he encouraged countless children to be positive and care for one
Numbers voted for trump because they wanted change. this isn t change. this is worst than any republican president in history. i suspected president trump listening tonight he would thank you for your concern about how it s going to hurt him. but i think he probably thinks that this is the best bill he s going to get. this is the deal and, you know, he can t get a perfect can t get a perfect bill but this is the best country will get and it will improve obamacare in his mind. well, the problem with trumpcare is it s real. you know, people elected him because of his promise, none of which he s kept as far as i can see except for harassing immigrants so people elected him for that reason. he s going to get the ronald reagan question. how are you better off than you were four years ago and the answer is, absolutely not if you don t have health insurance and there are a lot of people this is not a small number of people that will lose it. everybody in america is going to know somebody who los their health insurance as a result of trumpcare. that s not a good place to be and the house members know it. and the senate knows it.
After 50 years of brutal military war. suu kyi who was a political prisoner said it may not take part if it isn t change. into we don t thing that boycotting is the best choice. but we re not ruling it out altogether. we re leaving our options open. when you consider the fact that they re not interested in negotiations or amending the constitution or thinking of the will of the people, then how do you describe you can hardly say that they re martyrs. now suu kyi also said that u.s. praise for myanmar s government has made the country complacent about reform. still to come here on cnn,
well, cheap money and that s something that you sort of lay out the criticism in the movie. let me play a little clip about that topic in particular. somebody is paying the price for low interest rates. it s you and me who have money market accounts, which are earning 0.27%. which, by the way, punishes the elderly and people on a fixed salary. i mean i worked to save that money. and now in one swoop, the fed decides i get nothing for that money in order to bail out the banks. that to me is outrageous. if people come to the conclusion that it s outrageous, should they think that the new fed chairman is going to change things or that anything will change things? you know, honestly there really isn t change on the schedule right now. but that s the goal of the film is to get people talking about the fed, to get people questioning who s really benefitting from fed policies. i think you can argue they re very regressive in the sense that they direct the fed
Horrible stories. i mean, every story involves a family, right? every family has its own story. so, all i m saying is we have to get to the root cultural problem. moral, spiritual, cultural, national guard isn t going to be able to solve that problem. that s my concern. but we could do a whole hour on this. we really appreciate it representative ford, thank you very much. bernie goldberg is up next. he is going to take a look at the latest media double standard. why are the rowdy pro-immigration protesters in arizona getting a pass after months of anti-tea party coverage in a moment.
The new illegal immigration law. president obama came into the office with the pledge to unite americans, red states and blue states, blacks and whites. yet, it s obvious that he is willing to exploit racial tensions for his political benefit. this isn t change. this is old style cynical racial politics. and that s the memo. and now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us now from phoenix, the mayor of that city, phil gordon, a democrat, who opposes the new law. okay, mayor. you heard what i had to say. now give me your best shot. where did i go wrong? okay. well, first of all, while a democrat nonpartisan supporting republicans and democrats. that s been my history. those that are helping our country and the city. number two is, with respect to my concerns is multiple fold. number one, the law as passed is clearly divisive. the problems that have already occurred were actually anarchist
I mean, every story involves a family, right? every family has its own story. so, all i m saying is we have to get to the root cultural problem. moral, spiritual, cultural, national guard isn t going to be able to solve that problem. that s my concern. but we could do a whole hour on this. we really appreciate it representative ford, thank you very much. bernie goldberg is up next. he is going to take a look at the latest media double standard. why are the rowdy pro-immigration protesters in arizona getting a pass after months of anti-tea party coverage in a moment. at sharp, our goal
Horrible stories. i mean, every story involves a family, right? every family has its own story. so, all i m saying is we have to get to the root cultural problem. moral, spiritual, cultural, national guard isn t going to be able to solve that problem. that s my concern. but we could do a whole hour on this. we really appreciate it representative ford, thank you very much. bernie goldberg is up next. he is going to take a look at the latest media double standard. why are the rowdy pro-immigration protesters in arizona getting a pass after months of anti-tea party coverage in a moment.