bumping up against republican lawmakers who don t really like this bill and think this actually would be more damaging to the party long-term than to simply be able to point to a success on a long-term promise that they ve made. they are doing this all against the backdrop of their relationship with president trump. and privately it is a relationship that is tense, that is weakening by the day, but publicly as long as republicans stand by him, i think that s all the white house needs to hear. i ve got to say also, if you look at the health care process, we republicans attack barack obama for not being transparent enough. he had 18 months of hearings. republicans have just thrown these bills out there, the leadership. they haven t even let the rank and file of the party read these bills. they ve done it in back rooms. it s the least transparent process ever when it comes to health care reform, ever. more rushed. they re going to reorganize
particularly like big things like did the u.s. strike syria. these are major policy decisions. if everyone agreed at all times, i think that might be more worrisome, frankly. but what you re seeing here is donald trump put in place a sort of four-part sharing of power. jared kushner, steve bannon are two, kellyanne conway and reince priebus the other two. roles that are not the same ill defined in between one another. you re going to see some bumping up against one another. i ll say an answer to your first question. you never want to fight a member of the president s family because you will not win that fight. but, here s what i ve been wondering as we watch this. if the travel ban had worked out and hadn t ended up where it has. if health care had passed and didn t end up where it has, would kushner and bannon been able to find a way to work this out amongst themselves without
greg: warren buffett. exactly. tax-deferred liability naturally find that ironic, don t you? greg: given his political slant towards democrats. since trump was elected the stock markets have soared no question about that but i saw a couple of headlines over the last couple of days that says investors are bracing for a downturn. why would that be, do you agree with that? i do absolutely. they are two reasons pretty good look at stock market valuation fundamentally which means earnings as we have been talking about but also there s the technical analysis. they been bumping up, stocks have been bumping up towards the 20,000 member and after a while the market and computer programs say hey we are not going to break through this. it s time to go south end friday was a big day. pumped up about eight times and the technical program traders say when that happens watch out.
donald trump talked about how we re going to take on wall street. oh, really? now he says he wants to participate in repealing the law that actually stopped the abuses of wall street? you know, he s bumping up against reality, and he s bumping up against the majority of the american voters who did not go to the polls and support him. now, let me ask you, are there areas that democrats can find common ground with trump, like infrastructure, for example, he talked about are there things that can be worked together, because i heard senator sanders and warren and others say that they would look to work with him where possible. but they re not going to back down on other things. what are the possible areas if any that can be common ground with president elect trump? i think i think you said the big one, infrastructure, which translates into jobs,
cynics about donald trump, a lot of the people who sate this is not going to last or hold up, they ve been saying he has a ceiling in this race of the mid 20s, 24, 25, 26%. well, here s a poll that has him at 36%. this is the highest we ve seen him in a credible national poll. the other thing you see here, ben carson, he was challenging for the lead a moment ago. the focus on foreign policy and national security, that seems to have hurt him. he s fading out of this thing. and look, you can see ted cruz is bumping up and jeb bush started the year as a major force. 3% for jeb bush. look a little closer inside this. this is very interesting. if you separate republicans between those who have college degrees and those who do not, this is basically a 50/50 split, donald trump is dominating with