reaction in maryland that is steny hoyer s district to create 4,000 new union construction jobs. french and american investors said to put up $3 billion in the project. the office of management budget wanted to charge the project 11.5%. according to sources, usually the charge is 1 to 2%. that is prohibitive and that did not go forward. what about this with the administration saying nuclear energy is still part of the plan. bring in the panel. steve hayes for weekly standard. mara liasson, political correspondent of national public radio. chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor digital. let s start with overview of the possible reaction to situation in japan. what you are seeing here is the political among the colleagues of journalism is a failure to quib two things.
she did not make it to the panel. playing her role is senior political analyst brit hume. welcome back to the panel. chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor digital. and stephen hayes, senior writer for weekly standard. steve, we ll start with you. the president out in wisconsin trying to sell all of the things he talked about in the state of the union for investment. obviously, in the context of the deficit number we just saw, republicans are jumping on all of that. well, this is what i found most striking about his speech last night. precisely his emphasis on the kind of things that he is trying to sell today. new, green technology. he gave the state of the union address as if we aren t facing the massive debt and deficit issues that we are. as brit pointed out in commentary. these are huge issues. some people say they are exso tenial issues existential in future of the country. president had a throw-away line or two in the speech about that. and spent a good bit of time
roads. she did not make it to the panel. playing her role is senior political analyst brit hume. welcome back to the panel. chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor digital. and stephen hayes, senior writer for weekly standard. steve, we ll start with you. the president out in wisconsin trying to sell all of the things he talked about in the state of the union for investment. obviously, in the context of the deficit number we just saw, republicans are jumping on all of that. well, this is what i found most striking about his speech last night. precisely his emphasis on the kind of things that he is trying to sell today. new, green technology. he gave the state of the union address as if we aren t facing the massive debt and deficit issues that we are. as brit pointed out in commentary. these are huge issues. some people say they are exso tenial issues existential in future of the country. president had a throw-away line or two in the speech about that. and spent a good bit o
man authorities say went on this shooting spree. they also say that there is really no evidence that he was a political idealogue. he was registered independent. they say he was mentally unstable. this is the mugshot that came out this afternoon. this is what krugman, the new york times columnist said we don t have proof yet that this was political but the odds are it was. bring in our panel. chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor digital. mara liasson of national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. chris, let s start with you. kind of an overview of what developed and happened over the weekend. what an appallingly random thing no have happen and now it sort of ripped the veil from our eyes in terms of the danger of people in public life face. and how this is one deranged individual, if, in fact, he is the guilty party here can
man authorities say went on this shooting spree. they also say that there is really no evidence that he was a political idealogue. he was registered independent. they say he was mentally unstable. this is the mugshot that came out this afternoon. this is what krugman, the new york times columnist said we don t have proof yet that this was political but the odds are it was. bring in our panel. chris stirewalt, fox news politics editor digital. mara liasson of national public radio. syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. chris, let s start with you. kind of an overview of what developed and happened over the weekend. what an appallingly random thing no have happen and now it sort of ripped the veil from our eyes in terms of the danger of people in public life face. and how this is one deranged individual, if, in fact, he is the guilty party here can