invested in the stock market. earlier today i spoke with a prominent conservative and it was characterized as saying the economy bill sucks. what is your reaction to that and for those people that are not benefitting from the success in the market right now. there s more than i don t the stock market. there s 1.7 million jobs have been created. we didn t say it was completely fixed but we re moving in the right direction. we ve been more successful in the first nine months than obama was in eight years. we understand when the president gets hit, he hits back. what is he trying to accomplish when he says that bob corker couldn t win a race for dog
tax cuts. emily is here with us from the washington examiner. how likely is that? how likely a yay vote do you think he would be on tax reform or at least what s been bandeed about? i think it s very important that it echos one thing that mitch mcconnell said today. if there s something that unites conservatives, if there s something that unites republicans, the party of limited government, it s tax cuts. when you put your eggs in that basket, if you give jeff flake, give john mccain, bob corker a bill and you put a good tax reform bill in front of them, if they want to do the noble thing, do the the right thing, stand by integrity and govern for their constituents of a bill that will benefit their constituents, a middle class tax cut comes in front of them, i think they will vote for it. i think what senator flake said after a big day where he made a big stand, it s very important
president o give us the bad iran deal and couldn t get elected dogcatcher in tennessee. now he s only negative on anything trump. look at his record. also this, senator corker is also the head of the foreign relations committee, and look how poorly the president has do bob corker has set the u.s. way back. now we move forward. and breaking news this afternoon that another principle contest chose today, this day to announce his retirement from the u.s. senate. arizona senator jeff flake last hour issuing a chilling and emotional warning about the new normal from the ftop of our government, invoking the questions senators often ask privately, what will we tell our children about what we did during these times. none of the current politics
in all of the tweets that we read about corker, bob corker could probably been state wide, dogcatcher or otherwise, he was against the iran bell. and she said they don t think they have anything to correct. the idea that jeff flake is out there today trying to get a headline, he s not worried about headlines, he s talking for history, and he is as kimberly said, the word complicit, was the word that jumped off the page at me, because he was talking to his colleagues. his colleagues to stand up there, engage in his magical thinking that they had a unity lunch today, and that everything is fine and they re united on tax reform. flake gave the speech right after that lunch, there s nothing unified about the republican party right now, they re afraid of getting primaried. they stand there and hope everything works out in the end.
policy advisors diligently and all of the relevant components and agencies and you ll see some more details on those efforts by the end of this week and in the next couple of days, the specific announcements that the president said he would have. thanks so much guys, that s all the questions. hi, everyone, i m nicole wallace, you have been watching sarah huckabee sanders who with no irony came out to talk against grandstanding and petty men. his insults from the podium from retired senator jeff flake and senator bob corker. bob corker locked in a knife fight with president trump over his comportment in office and conservative gop senator jeff flake, one of the few republicans in the senate willing to criticize the president, today announced that he would retire instead of face re-election in this political