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The president began his tenure threating north korea's annihilation, then he and kim became best friends. that happened on trump's part seemed largely fueled by the sense that he could have the summit meetings that provided dramatic television footage. but when it comes to the much more difficult process of edging forward in these difficult and treacherous negotiations, the administration is nowhere really. >> we've come a long way since the little rocket man comment. let's talk about hong kong now. we're also following developments between the u.s. and china. china's furious with the u.s. aft...

Avoidance. look, that's the story of this year politically. there's no question. president obama inherited this terribly deep recession. what we've done is make things better. we've avoided damage. but people don't give you points for making things less bad. they have a right to say, make it better. that's true about this bill. mostly what this bill will two will be to prevent abuses, whether of individuals in the consumer area or being making loans they shouldn't make. so i think that's true. on the other hand, i want to give the proper credit. this bill became a stronger bill as we went forw...

Trying to retard progress. this year when the senate took it up, the expectation was, well, that's the senate. they need 60 votes. it will get watered down. instead, it got strengthened. we went to a public confidence. that's why i insisted and chris dodd agreed, on a public conference. we knew the more the public was paying attention, the better this bill would be. our job is to make sure public attention doesn't go away. >> as you know, the bush tax cuts are set to expire at the end of this year, all of them. what are the democrats going to do about that? are there some elements they want to...

In the house, health care was getting all the public attention from the media and elsewhere. i lost a couple of fights including some on the floor of the house because i wasn't -- i didn't have the public allies i wanted to fight some of the economic interests that were trying to retard progress. this year when the senate took it up, the expectation was, well, that's the senate. they need 60 votes. it will get watered down. instead, it got strengthened. we went to a public confidence. that's why i insisted and chris dodd agreed, on a public conference. we knew the more the public wasç paying ...