want to cast a vote against donald trump or just going to go back to voting republican for congress like they used to. talk about president trump here in wisconsin. set to touch down any moment from now. trying to showcase the campaign promise he made on h1b visas to help, in his words, clamping down on guest worker visas requiring agencies to buy more goods and services from u.s. companies. it has been noted a fair amount over the path few days this is a president who has employed a number of workers, hundreds if not thousands of workers over the years using this program, we know for a fact that his a lot of his clothing line, his daughter s clothing line, made in china, made in bangladesh. is this dog and pony show we re going to see in wisconsin, is this something that s going to resonate with the base? i would reject the idea that this is donald trump keeping a campaign promise. what these executive orders do is direct cabinet departments to
has many of those same qualities. what you have in psychology, he only believes things that he already believes. that s a dangerous situation. the president has to be able to look at all the information and try to come up with an objective truth. chris matthew was asking tonight, what if like e eisenhower what s scary is this guy never admit to his mistakes. he s always doubling down on everything. jeremy, based on your experience in washington of a different cabinet departments, if i asked you both intelligence committee senate and the house
deputy as well as other people in that department to keep the place running, to keep him informed as he s traveling around the world. the effect is, it puts more responsibility and also more work in the white house itself for the appointed positions, these people need to do too much in some cases. john, that s a very good point. one of the mistakes white houses make in the early months, they come into office, they believe they re all-powerful, they believe it or not world focuses on the 18-acre complex they call the white house. but they cannot run a trillion dollar enterprise called the united states government out of the white house. they have to rely on the cabinet departments, the agency heads, and those 2,000 people that you talked about when we started. obamacare, you watched the president navigate and negotiate the last four days, how do you think he s doing so far? well, this is very dicey. what the president says has to
abuses. hopefully that oversight activity will clarify things. no hard evidence at least at this point that trump tower was a bug the seriousness of this, if it did happen, that is already being articulated by some senior republicans on capitol hill. senator lindsey graham of south carolina saying, if this is true, this could be the biggest scandal since watergate. jon: wow! john roberts at the white house, john, thank you. jenna: we have that going on, and just a few minutes the white house will announce the advised revised order of travel ban. facing no wave of legal challenges to the expansion by courts in january. the fox news team coverage. we have henry who was live in washington. good to see you. i m in front of the ronald reagan building, the white house is not taking the lead on this. they are trying to hand it off to three key cabinet departments who will actually be implementing the executive order. so both in style and substance,
schlapp who will be moderating this discussion between steve bannon and reince priebus if they ll get into those controversial issues like the proposed travel ban. we re seeing this administration some some ways act like a typical administration. no shortage of ways they re unique and unprecedented but in terms of trying to figure out an executive order that will meet a court s scrutiny is not unusual. even the pull and tug over who is going to hold some of these secretary tier, third tier cabinet positions. that s something you often see with administrations with the battle between the white house and people with the president when he was a candidate and the people who are close to the secretary of the agency. we saw that with hillary clinton when she became secretary of state for barack obama. so this is standard operating procedure, although it s taken the trump administration a little while to get to this point. it is understandable that the white house, the president, doesn t