lot of democrats felt, well,ing of course, he won t be able to revive the coal industry. it s has to do with much larger industries. his voters will turn on him. i don t think that will happen. thee feel he s on their side, against environmentalists, against the government. i have a feeling, no matter what happens, the coal industry doesn t survive, he ll blame other, cite factors and supporters will continue to support him. and making a critical point about his success. he comes and talks to them and treats them with respect. go ahead. go ahead. manufacturing is much more of a danger zone for trump, because he s promising all of these manufacturing jobs coming back. they are. the thing he s never addressed is automation. that is these jobs aren t all being shipped to mexico. aren t all shipped abroad. a lot of them are just as it happened at carrier. a famous example e! created.
can he actually stay focused touting job numbers? i think he can, because we ve seen over and over again his primary occupation is how he is perceived especially by supporters. that is why we saw him go to a place like west virginia. one of the most fascinating things that came out of the transcripts released between the president and the leader of australia was that he talks so often, this is going to make me look bad. not going to be a good look for me with my supporters. he remembers the campaign. whether talking to the prime minister of australia or back at west virginia. sit tight. up next the president s west virginia road show and the grand jury that doesn t quite fit to blame the democrat strategy. k y. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy pills only block one. and 6 is greater than one. flonase sensimist.
temperature down on this and just let it play out. you heard that kind of sentiment from ty cobb this week in part because i think people recognize that. this can spin out of control quickly. you know, there s a legitimate debate on how far special counsel s, independent counsel s should go and what investigative byways and pathways they should be allowed to follow. looks like a fishing exercise on one side looks like a legitimate path to another. talk about ken starr. he was supposed to investigate a land deal in arkansas and went on to travelgate, paula jones and sending impeachment on monica lewinsky. democrats saying what s going on here? that s legitimate. what he came across. we re seeing a reverse now. and one of the reasons special counsel doesn t exist because of that back in the day. and sneak this in. announcing a new, what he says, tripling of the justice department investigators looking into leaks of classified
any russians? they can t beat us at the voting booths. so they re trying to cheat you out of the future and the future that you want. they re trying to cheat you out of the leadership you want with a fake story that is demeaning to all of us, and most importantly, demeaning to our country and demeaning to our constitution. blaming democrats is a simple party loyalty play. the president s numbers, we discussed earlier slipping a bit with his base. that partisan framing is designed to keep that slip from becoming a slide. but also a diversion from the truth. of course some democrats are partisan ar the investigations but the investigation that matters most doesn t involve democrats and republicans. special counsel investigation led by the former fbi chief robert mueller moved to an important new phase. one that extends the cloud over the trump white house for months, maybe even longer.
were saved because of the bailout. no, obama was talking about the suppliers savings mulally didn t want the bailout and i ve interviewed him and why don t you tell us. he said that they let s get off the auto thing. what about the administration pushing for green jobs, why do green jobs benefit and the coal industry doesn t benefit? see, that s the administration picking jobs and i ll tell you what, i ve got people in the coal industry right now are not happy about the current business environment because it seems to be anti-coal. that s the problem that a lot of companies have. they don t know what s going on out there. they don t know with an is about to come and they feel that at the bottom line, the administration look, guys, lots of ceo s come out against this administration, but it s the regulations and the uncertainly there, it s not the we re agreeing you guys are acting like companies hate government spending. i ve never heard a company ceo come out again an