this and are we going to see it passed on saturday well i think once they if they get their heads around it some might be cheering don t forget that on saturday there s another huge march for a 2nd referendum there was one last year which had huge huge turnout this is supposed to be bigger so i think the country is still divided and then as you mentioned the the big stumbling block will be. super saturday when parliament sits again i think for the 1st time since the falklands. and it s not too sure the boss just got his deal. the d.p. has already said. label ireland to no islands to the unionists jeremy called in because initially i think a few hours ago i was saying yes we may approve the deal if we can add the 2nd referendum questions but apparently he has backtracked against it because he i think has maybe seen the light that there s no chance of that going through so it s
they get their heads around it some might be cheering don t forget that on saturday there s another huge march for a 2nd referendum there was one last year which i feel huge huge turnout this is supposed to be bigger so i think the country is still divided and then as you mentioned the the big stumbling block will be. super saturday when parliament sits again i think for the 1st time since the falklands. and it s not always sure the boss just got his deals. the d.p. has already said. label ireland to no islands to the day unionists jeremy called in because initially i think a few hours ago i was saying yes we may approve the deal if we can at the 2nd referendum questions pountney he has backtracked again slightly because he i think has maybe seen the light that there s no chance of that going through so it s very fluid again as if you should. take
think that china badly once a deal, and i do not think that they will make this an issue that gets in the way of the trade deal, if president trump says that we want to get something done. so yes, they are related, no, it does not have to be a big stumbling block, but wall street does not believe me. we have seen the ups and downs. and ambassadors are concerned about the issue when it comes to the trade war. melissa: they are focused on that and what the federal reserve is doing. there is a lot of cross current out there, do you think that the president is taking the right tact with china? i think no. jessica: well, melissa, you are correct. i think that it is interesting to think about it with the two going on at once. that is something we are asking for is a walk and chew gum way to running a country. i think that the request for extradition from canada, i do not know how that goes, but what happened a few months ago, looking at that would be the one passed from the administratio
misconduct victims are being listened to. the tables have turned. the tables have turned. the me too movement, this is it front and center. you see it in full technicolor with his arrest today. women are being believed. areva, on that point, i want to ask you what we always heard was the big stumbling block, the statute of limitations, nothing can ever happen because these are old cases. you know, it s he said/she said. there s no evidence. so how was it possible that police from 2004 were able to listen to lucia s story and believe her and file charges? that s a great point, alisyn, and that s what we hear from the abusers. they get out in front of the story and talk about how, quote unquote, old the allegations are hoping it will deter prosecutors from attempting to bring charges. but i think what happened in bill cosby s case is important to note here. the prosecutors in pennsylvania that were willing to file those
reform, but this is my priority and this is 2018 and this is what you re going to do. there s a big stumbling block, funding. where are they going to get the money for the infrastructure proposal? the tax bill that created a $1 trillion deficit, the repatriation money as part of the tax bill that trump s own economic adviser talked about using toward infrastructure, gone to lower corporate rates and here we are talking about approving $81 billion in new spending on hurricane relief. so i don t know how they re going to get even some of these red state democrats to go along with what should have been many argue in 2017 his top priority. all right. we ll see this weekend. heidi, thank you so much. mark leibovich, as always, thank you as well. it s always great having you on the show. still ahead on morning joe, michael wolff is speaking out to nbc news about the president s reaction to his new book. he wants to know, quote, where do i send the box of chocolates