announcement from donald trump. i was just called by the head people at sprint and they re going to be bringing 5,000 jobs back to the united states. they re taking them from other countries bringing them back to the united states. and masa and some other people were very much involved in that. so i want to thank them. and also one web, a new company, is going toy abo be hiring 3,00 people. that was the excitement. no economic plan, no real details, no explanation of how this deal came about including whether this was a new deal and whether trump was involved in bringing the 5,000 jobs to the u.s. and the one company delivering these 3,000 jobs. donald trump isn t even in office yet but he s pioneering a new type of government rollout for quite small business announcements. consider it the pr form of corporate welfare. trump makes an announcement on
this deal came about including whether this was a new deal and whether trump was involved in bringing the 5,000 jobs to the u.s. and the one company delivering these 3,000 jobs. donald trump isn t even in office yet but he s pioneering a new type of government rollout for quite small business announcements. consider it the pr form of corporate welfare. trump makes an announcement on behalf of u.s. companies for workers. he ensures that he s on screen that he, not the ceo, is literally announcing news and allows him to take a bow before any of the details are known. he said he was bringing $50 billion or 50,000 jobs into america from a deal with a japanese company, softbank. but in actuality reporters demolished those claims revealing the nfbment was likely destined for the u.s. regardless of who was elected. in the case of carrier, trump said he was saving, not adding,
whether this was a new deal and whether trump was involved in bringing the 5,000 jobs to the u.s. and the one company delivering these 3,000 jobs. donald trump isn t even in office yet but he s pioneering a new type of government rollout for quite small business announcements. consider it the pr form of corporate welfare. trump makes an announcement on behalf of u.s. companies for workers. he ensures that he s on screen that he, not the ceo, is literally announcing news and allows him to take a bow before any of the details are known. he said he was bringing $50 billion or 50,000 jobs into america from a deal with a japanese company, softbank. but in actuality reporters demolished those claims revealing the nfbment was likely destined for the u.s. regardless of who was elected. in the case of carrier, trump
senate. she s pushing that line thaw heard right there. that they re fixing the website. they re doing the best they can. and it s improving every day. which is precisely what the white house has been saying as well. this is a real tough position for kathleen sebelius, defending a high-profile government rollout that just went very poorly. suzanne. did she respond at all to the idea of the notion of taking it down, fixing it and bringing it back up? or was that just a nonstarter? well, she did. and her position is that according to the experts, it s better to do what they re doing right now. which is try to fix the plane while it s in the air, flying. she says she s been given the recommendation to do that. and so far, it s working very well. she also made the hee tore cal point that you re not going to be able to get cancer for example, to take a holiday. so there s a real reason and an now.ncy to get this thing going now the obama administratio says that the website is going to
republican senators, saying don t throw the baby out with the bathwater. one of those senators was rick santorum at a hearing saying, you know, let s have patience with this. it s going to work out. and the medicare bill has worked out. that was a complex system. in fact, it was much, much more it was not a government rollout. it was run by cns just like this is. these are private options just like this is. it s not just like this is. this administration, unlike the medicare prescription drug, this administration had three years, and all of a sudden it was two and a half years when the government came up with a deal. it s been three years to roll this out and it s been an unmitigated disaster. to compare the minor problems, and they were minor i think the comparisons are absolutely out there. the thing to put out on the table is to say, look, if republicans and we just heard from governor kasich is