justice is the constitutional crisis dlmp. we have never seen this before a. president publicly attacking his own department of justice. we do not know what president trump is capable of doing or trying to do to the department of justice to stop it from pursuing justice in the russia investigation and we do not know what the other branches of government, the congressional and the judicial branch, might do or might be able to do in reaction to an executive branch out of control if the president tries to interfere with that simple one-word mission of the department of justice. which is, of course, justice. we will study this conflict in detail tonight. the first question that must be asked about this conflict between the president and the department of justice is very simple. do you believe donald trump? polls show that most people don t believe donald trump.
before the american people asking for a second term could look back at the last four years and say with satisfaction you re better off than you were four years ago. except jimmy carter. and except this president. lmp. chris: david can you honestly say that the average american is better off today than they were four years ago? here is what i is can say, chris. we are in a better position than we were four years ago in the economy. when the president took office we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. the quarter before he took office is the worst quarter this country had economically since the great depression and we are in a different place, 29 straight months of job growth. 4.5 million private sector jobs. are we where we need to be? no. the problem with what governor romney said is for three days they never offered a plausible alternative. he spoke for 45 minutes and never really offered any real ideas for how to move the
before the american people asking for a second term could look back at the last four years and say with satisfaction you re better off than you were four years ago. except jimmy carter. and except this president. lmp. chris: david can you honestly say that the average american is better off today than they were four years ago? here is what i is can say, chris. we are in a better position than we were four years ago in the economy. when the president took office we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. the quarter before he took office is the worst quarter this country had economically since the great depression and we are in a different place, 29 straight months of job growth. 4.5 million private sector jobs. are we where we need to be? no. the problem with what governor romney said is for three days they never offered a plausible alternative. he spoke for 45 minutes and never really offered any real ideas for how to move the
asking for a second term could look back at the last four years and say with satisfaction you re better off than you were four years ago. except jimmy carter. and except this president. lmp. chris: david can you honestly say that the average american is better off today than they were four years ago? here is what i is can say, chris. we are in a better position than we were four years ago in the economy. when the president took office we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. the quarter before he took office is the worst quarter this country had economically since the great depression and we are in a different place, 29 straight months of job growth. 4.5 million private sector jobs. are we where we need to be? no. the problem with what governor romney said is for three days they never offered a plausible alternative. he spoke for 45 minutes and never really offered any real ideas for how to move the