all day long. they re so frequent in oklahoma it s not uncommon for local weather men to report the day s seismic activity right along with the forecast. so when you re feeling down on yourself, when you re feeling like human kind just can t get out of our own way, we can t make progress anymore, take heart. at least in oklahoma, we have proven that we really can change the world. we can make manmade earthquakes now. by the thousands because of fracking. and today, oklahoma officials announced that as best they can tell, their state is now the world s leader in earthquakes. no place on the entire planet has more earthquakes now than the great state of oklahoma. a spokesperson for the state agency that s been studying this phenomenon said today, in rather understated terms, quote, oklahoma has an earthquake issue. yes, it does. the state has been cracking down on injection wells in an effort to cut down on the number of quake, but this is the new reality in oklahoma.
philosophy and abandon principle, but what would you do if the bank was failing? i ll tell you what, i would not let the people who put their money in there all go down. so you would bail them out? no. as an executive, i would figure out how to separate those people who can afford it versus those people who are the hard-working folks who put their money in those institutions. no, let me say another thing. here s what i mean by that. here s what i mean by that. when you have to say here s what i mean by that, and then you have to say it again, and you have to do it over the booing coming from the crowd, that s a sign things aren t going well. but why weren t things going well? joining me now is my friend steve kornacki. thank you very much for being here. sure. what happened to john kasich last night on that stage and does the right see it differently than everybody else? that is the perfect clip to play, i think, because the subject there is the bailout. and the bailout
wisconsin. 13 tanker cars from this oil train derailed. hundreds of gallons of crude oil were spilled, and that oil train forced the evacuation of 35 homes in the immediate area there just outside of milwaukee. so two day, saturday, sunday, two separate big train derailments in wisconsin. and thank god, nokes ploeded in these latest derailments over the weekend. there were no apocalyptic fire balls like we re used to seeing. but here s one little piece of this to tuck under your pell low when you go to sleep tonight. just sleep on this tonight. that oil train that derailed this weekend in watertown, wisconsin, that train originated in a place called newtown, north dakota. newtown is in northwest, north dakota. it s where a lot of back-end crude oil comes from now. that train left new town, north dakota, and it headed east towards wisconsin which is where
weather men to report the day s seismic activity right along with the forecast. so when you re feeling down on yourself, when you re feeling like human kind just can t get out of our own way, we can t make progress anymore, take heart. at least in oklahoma, we have proven that we really can change the world. we can make manmade earthquakes now. by the thousands because of fracking. and today, oklahoma officials announced that as best they can tell, their state is now the world s leader in earthquakes. no place on the entire planet has more earthquakes now than the great state of oklahoma. a spokesperson for the state agency that s been studying this phenomenon said today, in rather understated terms, quote, oklahoma has an earthquake issue. yes, it does. the state has been cracking down on injection wells in an effort to cut down on the number of quake, but this is the new reality in oklahoma. donald trump may say america doesn t have any victories anymore, but you know what, we re num
as an executive, i would figure out how to separate those people who can afford it versus those people who are the hard-working folks who put their money in those institutions. no, let me say another thing. here s what i mean by that. here s what i mean by that. when you have to say here s what i mean by that, and then you have to say it again, and you have to do it over the booing coming from the crowd, that s a sign things aren t going well. but why weren t things going well? joining me now is my friend steve kornacki. thank you very much for being here. sure. what happened to john kasich last night on that stage and does the right see it differently than everybody else? that is the perfect clip to play, i think, because the subject there is the bailout. and the bailout gets to the bigger evolution or revolution that s taken place in the republican party really over the last generation. and it has to do you mentioned that john kasich briefly ran in 2000 against george w.