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Situation? it does not. >> well, we'll see. matthew phillips, policy editor for bloomberg "business week," thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> stay with us. technologies. we are transforming jet engines into turbo powered safety inspectors. dairy cows into living, breathing, data centers. and though it seems like magic, it's not. it's people and technology working together. magic can't make digital transformation happen. but we can. you know what's difficult? adulting... hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! no,i have a long time girlfriend. you know what's easy? building your we...

Puerto rico, much of the state without power. talking money power politics. into the latest issue of bloomberg businessweek, i urge you to get it. the cover is the commander and chief of google. we're not talking google. i want to stay talking puerto rico. the latest issue looks into how fema is handling disaster relief in the face of hurricane's harvey, maria. it is giving no bid, that's right, no bid contracts to. since harvey, fema awarded $215 million to a group in charge of providing bottled water ed wate. but after hurricane katrina, that same group submitted inaccurate documentation a...

Chris clayton, policy editor, usually based in glenwood isle. and michael steele, former chairman of the rnc and msnbc political analyst. well, there you go. breaking the filibuster. it will happen. and the republican there's say harry reid started and it did it. this is on mitch mcconnell. >> and she finally gave you an answer there, why not have an up or down vote on bringing to the floor, and eventually her answer s i'm going to use the powers available to me to say no on every level. and that's, that is the lesson, right or wrong, that democrats have taken from this entire experience. that...

Expressed about putin? >> senator, yeah. i am not sure where it differs. i can tell you that my view of putin is that he has chosen to be both a strategic competitor, to quote the chairman's opening statement, and an adversary in key areas. >> let's bring in the panel. david sanger. national security correspondent at "new york times." molly balls. staff writer with "the atlantic," a chris clayton, the policy editor or dtn focusing on ag policy and issues in the heartland. he also writes about politics of rural america. chris, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> visiting from iowa. david, l...

Inexperienced and not having the right temperament and some were attacked for both. you know what else? each got the support of blue collar voters, working class voters over candidates with more experience and the deeper resumes. think about it. carey, clinton. my gosh. when folks are living paycheck to paycheck, they want something better than now and they gravitate to something different. it's simple in hindsight and we forget the power of the changed candidate and changed message and inexperience ends up being the asset to those voters. let me bring in the next guest. chris clay is policy e...