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well was a function of how much the university spends. and, you know, in florida, you re now seeing questions like, what is your graduation rate? how many students that are graduating are holding jobs? and so you re seeing a focus on outcome as opposed to spending. and the point that i was trying to make, and i ll reiterate, is that we tend, in washington, to simply say how much more money can we spend on something rather than let s think ougtside the bx and try to solve a problem. i think we owe it to the american taxpayer ultimately footing this bill to focus less on how much we spend and more on whether, in fact, the problems are being solved. so thank you very much. thank you very much, mr. secretary. i appreciate you coming by today. as we get back to what s going on today, i wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the three service members that were killed this weekend in afghanistan. the incident is currently under investigation, but our thoughts and our prayers ....
who trafbs fics in anti-semitiso the white house today. probably like me, a little bit controversial, but that s okay. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. not for the first time in his life donald trump seems intent on taking a massive inheritance and lighting it on fire, but this time instead of his daddy s money it s in the form of the nation s entire macro economy. it s worth noting that by and large the u.s. economy is doing pretty well, at least by the traditional metrics. unemployment hit its lowest point in 50 years, although this chart tells the whole story of the entire post-recession era. this the job growth in the low point of the recession since 2010, that line going straight up. six fulls years under obama, two years under trump. january 17th, the month that trump took over. he inherited this economy and since then he and congressional republicans have cut taxes for corporations and pumped stimulus with additio ....
and why donald trump welcomed an aspiring autocrat who traffics in anti-semitism to the white house today. probably like me, a little bit controversial, but that s okay. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. not for the first time in his life donald trump seems intent on taking a massive inheritance and lighting it on fire, but this time instead of his daddy s money it s in the form of the nation s entire macro economy. it s worth noting that by and large the u.s. economy is doing pretty well, at least by the traditional metrics. unemployment hit its lowest point in 50 years, although this chart tells the whole story of the entire post-recession era. this the job growth in the low point of the recession since 2010, that line going straight up. six fulls years under obama, two years under trump. january 17th, the month that trump took over. he inherited this economy and since then he and congressional republicans have cut taxe ....
For the republican party in a different future for it, we don t know who he ll pick, but he ll pick somebody who will say the 2020 election was stolen and every one of these indictments is unfair and donald trump s a great victim. that s what he s looking for. well, the likely challenge, of course, one of the familiar and popular narratives is about the mental fitness of the person who is an office. i just want to ask you really quickly about this because president biden is on a high-profile trip overseas is the 80th commemoration of the farming of normandy. but of course back here there s the wall street journal public s piece titled behind closed doors, biden show signs of slipping and they spoke with more than apparently 45 republicans, joe on this point and democrats over a course of, i think several months who were in meetings with biden and beyond and also included officials and, you worked in many ways for the trump white house. this is part of what the concern is. olivia, and ....
Remember what it was like a pearl-clutching moment to think about somebody having an enemies list, write a political enemies less. and the idea that being so stunning to democracy. and remember when john dean raised it and talked about this use of it, and even what irs audits and beyond. now we re talking about using the justice system in a way that he is saying is happening to him. but i want to turn to the issue of classified documents, as well as but one other issue and you, olivia, of course you re paying very close attention because you ve been somebody who served in national security for a long time. this is one of those cases. i think people are very unsettled about that. what happened to the document, who has been has seen these documents and beyond. and this is being slow walked in a particular methodical fashion. do you have concerns about this case in particular, not happening before the election? i do because look, this is a case where it deals with matters of serious ....