i m watching the transition. i m not active and i don t really want to talk who i m speaking to, but i m aware what s going on. up um, um, i don t want to that s paul manafort, the trump campaign chairman the 2016 presidential campaign. even though manafort was fired as trump s campaign chair in the summer of 2016 we know he was quite active in the trump transition in the sense he was running a bribery scheme to sell interviews in consideration for top high ranking positions in the federal government in exchange for millions of dollars to be paid to himself. paul manafort, of course, was convicted on multiple tax and bank fraud felonies, convicted by a jury. on some counts he pled guilty to other counts. as of today we can add another name to the list of convicted trump campaign officials. today stephen caulk was convicted for giving paul manafort $16 million in
that s what the president will be pushing for all year. a couple quick questions, where is it headed? will we bet at 6%? what will the growth rate be? what do you look ahead to this year? there s no question we have seen more momentum. growth over 3%. this year you see growth over 3%. that goes in with significant momentum into 2014. you know, i don t want to do forecasts for 2014. i will say there s some very positive signs, you re seeing housing prices coming up, you re seeing 401(k)s cup um, that s improving average families balance sheets, a lot of strength in manufacturing, health care costs, three years in a row at the lowest rate of
work. he d fit in at any network. and his hair. and academia, which he ll have access to all of the young girls which is scary. or a photography class. yes. photography class. maybe not hillsdale. we can ek run a womens health clinic. okay. one more thing sup next. p um. where s mrs. davis? she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrs. davis teaching? spelling. that s not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that s a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don t you need distance, rate and.
from view in the shadows, this will be a better system and i think it was quite inspiring that a number of people have stood above the immediate reaction and said, you know what? this is just a sign that things are broken, and we need to do things better. we re almost out of time, but i want to ask you quickly about guns. you were talking about how that might have cup um. there might have been an elephant in the room. there clearly were different views in the room, but i think the president has recognized while we were not able to beat the filibuster with the bipartisan, very moderate approach to background checks, we did gain votes. senator manchin, who as you know ran a commercial shooting a target for his senate race, has come out and said i want to do something and make this better, came up with a bipartisan proposal. we had a number of people take
public then. and we look forward to bringing you back and debating that. ray sullivan, thank you. for the perry camp out of texas. thanks, bill. alisyn: the senate says, no, again to the president s jobs bill. the president blames republicans, but a few democrats broke ranks to vote against it, too, so are its chances now dead (we re going to ask one of its champions, the chairman of the democratic governors association, martin o malley of maryland, we ll talk to him in a minute. bill: and new developments on the search for baby lisa. we talk to the former lapd homicide detective, mac fuhrman mark fuhrman, about the latest details. up um, we don t have her. so everything s different. sorry. welcome idaho, where they grow america s favorite potoes.