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laura: welcome back. over 18 million people watched that debut of the roseanne reboot on tuesday. staggering high number in the era of cable television and smartphones. according to the report in the new york times for the ideas to relaunch the show came from a brainstorming session at abc. it happened the day after president trump victory over hillary clinton. it took a presidential election for the suits at abc to regular regular americans had different values than the far left people on the coast. joining me for reaction the publisher of cat lina magazine and molly himming senior editor of the federalist. i love this story so much. the new york times writes this piece. theyne say the meeting that took place on the morning of mr. trump victory lead to reconsider its strategy. the meetings the readvised strategy to reboot the ....
Republicans have done it. that s part of campaigns. you don t bring out your bad news. there were a few there. but, look, the in end, keep talking about obama care, how the computer s crashed and all that. if i were this guy who built this, i d be out in the woods somewhere. ridiculous where the states took responsibility for their health care, like california, it s working fine. the exchanges are working fine whoa, whoa, whoa and the states who didn t were all red states, republicans, who threw it all on the federal government. 5 million hits. readvised it 87%. like 600, whatever, 42,000. and it still crashed. and nobody signed up. it worked really great. by the way, there s it s really nice to have you here, but get used to it, okay, because it is the law of the land and you re not going to repeal it. certainly not with teddy and my ....
Republicans have done it. that s part of campaigns. you don t bring out your bad news. there were a there. but, look, the in end, keep talking about obama care, how the computer s crashed and all that. if i were this guy who built this, i d be out in the woods somewhere. ridiculous where the states took responsibility for their health care, like california, it s working fine. the exchanges are working fine whoa, whoa, whoa and the states who didn t were all red states, republicans, who threw it all on the federal government. 5 million hits. readvised it 87%. like 600, whatever, 42,000. and it still crashed. and nobody signed up. it worked really great. by the way, there s it s really nice to have you here, but get used to it, okay, because it is the law of the land and you re not going to repeal it. certainly not with teddy and my ....
today when he speaks in the white house rose garden. he s going to be calling for an extension of tax cuts only for people earning $250,000 a year or less. so the president is totally committed to getting rid of the tax cut for those making $250,000 or above. let s make progress on our spending by doing away with tax cuts for people that quite frankly don t need them and that haven t worked and have them pay their fair share? that a yes or no. the president is completed committed to this. 100% committed to this. i heard this before. dan lothian is here. a couple of years ago we were having the same discussion, the president did extend tax cuts for the wealthiest americans, sounds like this is going to be a high priority for this campaign/white house right now. the campaign is launching a major push in key battle ground states in new hampshire there will be a press conference with middle class families and other events in colorado, florida, and nevada involvi ....
Economy. it kills me to do this but i want to go to steve rattner right off the bat. kills me too. we usually this is to make fun of me, i m sure. no. we usually cram your charts in like the last 20 seconds of the hour. i see these readvised numbers, steve, and just looking at these numbers again from a distance, as i ve done for, you know, a very long time, the numbers don t look that bad. there seems to be this disconnect between, you know, like 3% growth. we have all grown up believing 3% growth gdp sustainable, not bad. 4% great. but these numbers are good, yet americans dissatisfied and there is just a feeling we are slipping further and further away. what is accounting for it? is it the rich getting richer, the poorer getting poorer? the basic thrust of that ....