yeah. watch him to finally start his bik kickoff, public push for tax reform. the west wing has identified a rust belt city for a first major event on august 28th. and what they would really like this tour to eventually include is a stop in california in simi valley at the reagan library which includes the desk where former president reagan signed the last major tax reform three decades ago. yeah. sort of the symbolism of that. we ll see. and i ll close with this. the democratic national committee s july fund-raising numbers are in. and they aren t good. the haul was $3.8 million compared to the republican national committee s $10.2 million. more numbers that show a much fuller picture. in total the rnc has $47.1 million to the dnc s $6.9 million. now, often it s easier for parties to rake in the cash when they have a sitting president. but for some progressive democrats, the numbers are a
Some sort of comfort for unifying message of the country, as a charge of the presidency sometimes. indeed, it s an opportunity missed for the president. jon: the approval numbers we are seeing in the polls for the president aren t good right now. wright, the approval numbers are extraordinarily low, even if you look at posters like numbers in the polls that are a little bit sunnier for the president and for the white house, the reality is, these numbers don t change, republican party could be in for a rude awakening next year. there is time next year in the white house for them to turn this around, there s time to make big changes, but they already have it made. we ve seen general kelly come in as chief of staff, there s been a slight rollback and some of the president s more controversial tweets, we saw him tweet and then on retweet some questionable tweets this morning
Numbers at the department of labor. how crucial are these numbers? they have been pretty good, right, for the last six or seven months, only one thing of decrease. reflect on that. well, the numbers aren t good, but it s not just about the numbers, it s about the president living up to his promise. he said during the campaign he would be the greatest job creator that god ever made. and when you look at whether it s the carrier deal or harley-davidson or boeing or ford, what we ve seen are a series of tweets and public relations stunts and that hasn t been enough to keep jobs in this country. we need a serious comprehensive job creation strategy. we don t need anymore tweeting from the president, because that s not enough to keep jobs here in the united states. seems like he is still doubling down based on the executive order we re talking about, as well as the tweets you re eluding to, deputy secretary, but as manufacturing jobs, so goes america? well, yes, manufacturing jobs are
Conditions, and we should. you should be allowed to be on your parents plan until you re 26, but you should be able to choose what kind of health care you want, what is the government have to tell you what you should buy? so give consumers the opportunity to choose the health care that they want. that is the problem with the democrat party. i have a super pac, and the problem is that they want government to dictate everything. we all want freedom, we all one choice. we need to go and talk about freedom, options, choice, you know, we are not for big government, we are for limited government, and it matters that people understand this. shannon: i know that that is aimed at the midterms that are going to be so critical, they generally aren t good for the presence and power in the white house, but we have seen in these special elections that the gap has been much closer than it would have been expected to be in many of those districts, so how do you fight step back for 2010? you can go
complete trash. not true. i m sorry to interrupt you but that s not true. we don t want to give out erroneous facts to american people and msnbc public. what would happen. finish and then jonathan, you can do. i don t like it when carrie uses numbers that aren t good. i m sorry to have jumped in. you can t be telling people things that are aren t. jonathan, you tell us the numbers. how much what would have been a change in degree based on the climate accord doing forward. .2 celsius degree reduction was estimate i believe by epa. you tell me if you have a better number. it wasn t that number, it was the proceed to the american economy. in terms of reducing emissions because it s a nonbinding treaty and each country will do the best they can, it was a more