not trying to find facts. howie: i ve got 20 seconds for you to respond. i m sorry, i have a technical problem. i m not able to hear. howie: let me pick it up by saying i do think the media have to acknowledge that the hearings helped them politically, doesn t mean there shouldn t be an investigation. by the way, this is headed in a direction where now we have the justice department officials, in which donald trump in the final weeks told an official at the department just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and we ll be hearing a lot more about that. up next, the white house and the hill moving toward a back from the dead infrastructure deal and the president giving mitch mcconnell some credit? good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i m gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i m gonna get this place all clean. i ll give you a hand.
they raise prices and sales go down and tips go down. or robots take over. you re just hurting the case so much that i m going to give dana perino a chance to actually make a good case. so she can explain basic economics in a way that is relatable as kimberly said, understandable. people can deal with that. she wasn t saying there shouldn t be any minimum wage. she was saying we have to be honest about possible negative consequences of it. we are seeing that in many of the cities that have decided to go forward. juan, you travel a lot, especially through laguardia. you could have a five-hour delay, buy a lot of things, never talk to a person. they ve changed it self-vi self-service and ipads and other things to deal with it. that doesn t mean there shouldn t be more job training and education and things like that. but she s being honest with people about the situation. greg the other way to look at this is american companies are