well, look, because of the connections which aren t particularly meaningful connections between amazon and the washington post, i agree it is hard to separate those two facts and surely part of the president s attack is related to the fact that he s frustrated with certain news outlets. but that being said, we cannot forget that donald trump has moved so far away from what really was the republican party platform on economics since ronald reagan. he s on a big 180 here and he really enjoys talking about companies not paying their fair share, countries not putting in their fair share. we ve heard a lot of this around trade gork trade negotiations with other countries, china, the e.u., slapping tariffs on allies. his attack on amazon isn t really out of character with that. he s suggesting that taxpayers and the public sector aren t faring as well because a private company has come into the market and been a disrupter. traditionally for decades, they have encouraged disrupters in the m
join us as we celebrate eddie s retirement, and start planning your own. it is probably the most important economic directive this president wants to get done before he leaves office, the tpp, this transpacific pact with our asian partners, minus china, to help american workers, help american commerce. hillary clinton, the former secretary of state, coming out against it today, saying it doesn t do enough to protect jobs. what makes this fascinating is it is the biggest reversal she s had from her old boss since she became the presidential candidate. she s questioned his pollties in syria and whether we could have and should have gotten tougher. but this is a big 180. frank lunts with the impact on that. it is significant. she s looking at the democratic
greatly their city is a wonderful place, as anybody does about their hometown and felt the way lebron, in his letter, his return, it just states what they all feel in their heart. that this really is a great city and they feel in many ways it hasn t got its due. with lebron, they believe the city gets more national notoriety and they love that fact because they re proud of their city. that s what had strangers hugging strangers. they feel good. i was part of that crowd. yes, it feels really nice, because it is a nice place. this has been a big 180 for a lot of people, not only in cleveland, but just around the country who watched the decision, just didn t like the tone that it set. let s dig a little deeper here and talk to esquire writer, the whore of akron.
negatives with 30% of all republicans saying they definitely would not vote for him. now it seems jeb s bush barbara might be warming up to another bush in the white house. i think somebody has talked to her. i think they have had some family meetings. in an interview in her home in houston, the former first lady said maybe it s okay, if he decides to run in 2016. it it seemed to me ridiculous in a country this size we didn t have other families. we got great governors and other people. i just don t understand it. and maybe jeb has given all he should give, because he has worked awfully hard for a long time but he is the best qualified person in the country, there is no question about that. that s great. she is tough. willie, you say not much of a ballots? we sold it a big 180. the whole sound bite was her saying why it shouldn t happen. very well qualified then.
in this visit because this is very recent with president hollande showing up without a partner. brianna kielar, thank you my friend. and not much drama this time. no threats of financial chaos, threats of market meltdowns, none of that, right? around sundown, the house of representatives is to vote to raise the nation s borrowing limit with zero conditions attached which means the so-called boehner rule goes right on down the drain. house speaker john boehner has done a big 180. he will allow this vote on a measure his republicans loath wouldn t pointing a fight. john king joins me from washington. could you please explain to me why this is so, so significant? this is huge do doings in washington. he didn t even ask for a seat at the state dinner in exchange for this vote. if you look at the conservative blog es fire, speaker boehner