she talked about trying to find some different routes outside her house. she lives in a neighborhood with the obama s and other prominent people. bill: her comment about sizing up the amount of criticism was very interesting. she will be in wisconsin tomorrow. we see the emergence of the first daughter on this. follow the economics of this administration. the president wants to put the focus on jobs and the economy and tweeting a lot about that on sunday. that s where they re going. whether or not the american people go with them, we shall see. 10 minutes past the hour. big hearing on one of president trump s biggest promises. rebuilding the u.s. military. house armed services committee takes it up later today. later this hour the chairman of that committee, a big fan of getting more money for military spending, mac thornberry is our guest live on that. shannon: a new theater production.
they re tired. the republican congress their poll ratings are under 20%. ed: you re saying you want the president to succeed and saying you want people to work together. charlie, have democrats shown any willingness to work with this president so far? almost none. there is a lot there to refute but let s focus on one key point that i think you pointed out rather well. the democrats would rather see donald trump fail than see america succeed is what it comes down to. they would rather play political games. it s true. chuck schumer is doing everything he possibly can to pass an agenda infrastructure that democrats for eight years under obama said we love infrastructure. trump proposed it, they don t want to touch it. they want tax cuts and now they don t. they can t have it both ways. all these different things under obama and all of a sudden they oppose them. there is a lot there to refute. the american people are behind this. ed: look what former vice president joe biden said thi
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four and fifth generation families running these businesses. did they want president trump to fight against outsourcing jobs and immigration was a hot topic for a hot of voters, but sometime they need the summer help. how do you straighten at that out? here in ocean city, as you re finding out with your interviews, you have family businesses and it s generational and we re very proud of the fact that these businesses can be passed along, but they can only thrive and we can only provide those jobs if the policies are in place to do that. with president trump, with governor hogan at the state level, you see a focus on jobs and economic development and that s so important, and what s very encouraging is now we re seeing more of our young people returning to the eastern shore. if they go away to school they
i still have friends trying to win the war, still talk about it, it doesn t make sense. and i can tell you, as somebody, as a press secretary, where my job was to do cleanup on aisle five when politicians would say dumb or crazy things, this one makes no sense. there doesn t seem to be any reason behind it. obviously, we can talk about history and andrew jackson and so forth, and i understand salena s point extremely well, but i don t understand why the president continues to go down either this rabbit hole or other rabbit holes that he goes down to. focus on jobs. americans are going to resonate with that issue so well. going down these strange rabbit holes just doesn t make any sense. you know, as a point of history, when andrew jackson was president, and he died 16 years before the civil war i was going to say, the timeline here he dealt with the nullification crisis with south carolina. south carolina looked to supersede federal law there was the idea of secession, but he